This charming capital city, located at the mouth of the Tagus River, is where Vasco da Gama sailed from to discover a direct route to India.
Lisbon
The city is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, beaches and architecture by Gaudi.
Barcelona
No other city is so steeped in history. The historical heart of the Eternal City with its ancient ruins, churches, squares and fountains is always packed with tourists.
Rome
The city has a reliable network of water buses, called vaporetto, but it’s best explored on foot.
Venice
The city’s most famous landmark – one of the most photographed sights in the world – was originally built for the 1889 World’s Fair.
Paris
The whole city, known as the Venice of the North thanks to its network of canals, is very easy to get around by bike.
Amsterdam
The largest city in the European Union has one of the most famous observationo wheels in the world
London
This city, with its beautiful Saint Sophia's cathedral, is in two continents at once
Istanbul
The northernmost capital in the world benefits from the relatively warm waters of the Gulf Stream and geothermal energy.
Reiykjavik
This luxurious city is one of the most visited places in the Arab Emirates
Dubai
With its famous Charles Bridge, "the hear of Europe" is one of Europe's architectural gems
Prague
Gleaming skyscrapers dominate the iconic skyline of this German city – the biggest financial centre in continental Europe.
Frankfurt
One of the most disputed cities in the world, it is the heart of three religions: Islam, Christianity and Judaism
Jerusalem
