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London
Cologne
1 night
Hamburg
1 night
Copenhagen
3 nights
Hamburg
1 night
Amsterdam
1 night
London
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Cologne
On the River Rhine and overlooked by the towers of its stunning 157m-high Gothic cathedral, Cologne (Köln) is one of Germany's largest cities. The city's unique identity is a mix of the narrow alleys of its old town, the Kölsch dialect (and Kölsch beer), and contemporary architecture down by the ultramodern Rheinauhafen riverfront complex.
Where you could stay1 night
Hotel Mondial am Dom
Recommendations
Relax in the city's Art Nouveau public bath house, Köln Neptunbad. Originally built in 1912, the complex contains luxurious spa facilities and a serene Japanese garden.
Satisfy your sweet tooth at Cologne's popular chocolate museum, the Imhoff-Schokoladenmuseum. Dive into the history of chocolate, with hands-on demonstrations and tasting throughout.
Spend an evening in bustling Brüsseler Platz, where you'll be able to sample many a local beer in the bars on the square.
Hamburg
With three rivers that feed a maze of waterways and canals, Hamburg has been dubbed the "Venice of the north" (with six times as many bridges). The city has its roots in Maritime history, but also in music-making. It was the birthplace of Mendelssohn, the formative city of the Beatles, and recently, the state-of-the-art Elbphilharmonie concert hall has put Hamburg firmly on the map as one of the top cities for live music, as has its hip-hop and jazz club scene.
Where you could stay1 night
the niu Keg
Recommendations
Enjoy a concert at the iconic, wavelike Elbphilharmonie. The programme is diverse, covering covers a wide range of music genres, and the venue is worth a visit for the contemporary architecture and city views alone.
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Copenhagen
Often topping the lists of the world's most liveable cities, Copenhagen is just as great for visitors. Explore it like the locals – on two wheels – via the many cycle routes that criss-cross the capital and soak up the effortlessly Scandi-chic bars, cafés and fine-dining restaurants.
Where you could stay3 nights
Absalon Hotel
Recommendations
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek is a museum dedicated to Carl Jacobsen’s vast collection of art and cultural artefacts. Visit the museum to see one of the world’s largest collections of Mediterranean antiquities and 19th-century art.
- As the third-oldest operating amusement park in the world, Tivoli Gardens is a quintessential part of a trip to Copenhagen. Take a ride on The Demon if you're up to it, or take a seat and watch a show for a more relaxed visit.
The former meatpacking district of Kødbyen, with its striking white buildngs and blue-framed windows, is now protected as a national industrial monument. It's also a hipster haven with cool bars, restaurants and urban culture, and is a great place to chill out in the evening.
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Hamburg
With three rivers that feed a maze of waterways and canals, Hamburg has been dubbed the "Venice of the north" (with six times as many bridges). The city has its roots in Maritime history, but also in music-making. It was the birthplace of Mendelssohn, the formative city of the Beatles, and recently, the state-of-the-art Elbphilharmonie concert hall has put Hamburg firmly on the map as one of the top cities for live music, as has its hip-hop and jazz club scene.
Where you could stay1 night
the niu Keg
Amsterdam
The capital and most populous city of The Netherlands, Amsterdam is known for its art, colourful architecture and myriad canals. It's also packed with fascinating museums and independent shops, and has thriving food and nightlife scenes.
Where you could stay1 night
The ED Amsterdam
Recommendations
Board the free ferry to Buiksloterdijk and cycle around the charming old Buiksloot neighbourhood of quintessentially Dutch half-timbered houses – a truly authentic side of the Netherlands which too few visitors experience.
Hop onto the tram to head to Westerpark, one of the city’s largest green spaces. It’s home to many lively brewery pubs and cafés, two floating restaurants and a charming 17th-century windmill.
Pop into the aristocratic house and tranquil gardens of the Van Loon family at Museum Van Loon, an oasis of quiet in the heart of the city.
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