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London
Cologne
1 night
Munich
1 night
Sleeper with cabin
1 night
Budapest
2 nights
Prague
2 nights
Krakow
2 nights
Berlin
1 night
Brussels
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
25hours Hotel The Circle
Recommendations
Admire Cologne from above on the Rhein-Seilbahn cablecar, which runs from Kölner Seilbahn right across the River Rhine.
- Eat like a local and enjoy creative breakfasts, home-baked bagels and speciality coffee; so good they named it twice, Cafecafe is an eatery not to be missed.
Circle the outside of Kölner Dom, Cologne's famous cathedral, to admire its intricate stonework and flying buttresses. The cathedral's iconic spires dominate the city's magnificent skyline, and if you're feeling brave you can climb 533 steps to the top of the south tower.
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Munich
Bavarian capital Munich (or München) has a fascinating history, some lush open spaces and many of Germany's legendary bierkeller (beer cellars). You'll find Neo-Gothic architecture in the city's Altstadt, nightlife on every corner, and all the art you could imagine across the city's three main galleries; the Alte Pinakothek, Neue Pinakothek and the Pinakothek der Moderne.

Where you could stay1 night
25hours The Royal Bavarian
Recommendations
Meander through mature trees and open meadows at the stunning Englischer Garten. Stop by the food court for lunch or a refreshing drink, or watch the surfers on the Eisbach river negotiating the wave created by a kink in the floor of the river.
Take a dip in one of Europe's most stunningly restored swimming pools, the Müllersches Volksbad. The building has an Art Nouveau dome and the steam rooms are full of Baroque touches like murals, stucco, bronze statues and ornate iron bars.
You could spend hours at the Pinakothek der Moderne discovering works from the most famous art movements. All the big names of modern art – Kirchner, Kandinsky, Klee, Bacon, Braque, Otto Dix, Picasso, Magritte, Ernst, Miró – are present in the museum's impressive permanent collection.
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Budapest
With hilly, historic Buda on the west of the River Danube, and lively Pest on the east, there's plenty for you to explore in Hungary's buzzing capital. Both sides of the river boast stunning architecture, wonderful eateries and fascinating histories.

Where you could stay2 nights
Hotel Collect Budapest
Recommendations
Experience one of the city's romkocsma, or 'ruin bars', dilapidated old buildings that have been turned into bars featuring upcycled furniture. Szimpla Kert is the oldest and most famous, with live music a few nights a week, and a flea market during Sunday daytime.
Soak up the natural minerals at the historic Széchenyi Baths, where you can enjoy an impressive assortment of thermal pools. There are also saunas and steam rooms.
Looming over Budapest, the 19th-century lookout tower of Fisherman's Bastion gives the best views of the city. If the walk up to the top of the hill on which it sits is too daunting, just hire an electric scooter to get you there – Budapest has plenty of companies renting them out.

Prague
Prague is Czech Republic's handsome capital, home to a UNESCO World Heritage old town and the largest ancient castle in the world. Cross the famous Charles bridge, and an overwhelming number of museums and galleries are a reminder of Prague's cultural prowess (it was the home of Mozart, after all). Even with so much to see, the myriad lanes, cobbled backstreets and hidden squares make aimless wandering a pure delight.

Where you could stay2 nights
Golden Well
Recommendations
Sitting on top of a hill on the opposite bank of the River Vltava to Prague Castle, the Vyšehrad Citadel was also once a royal residence. You can explore the ornate churches of St Peter and St Paul, as well as Slavín Cemetery, which is the last resting place of many famous Czechs, including composer Dvoลák.
Comprising several separate sights in the Josefov quarter, the Prague Jewish Museum gives a fascinating insight into this community’s long history in Prague. The opulent Spanish Synagogue is one of the highlights, as is the Jewish Cemetery, with its timeworn gravestones now leaning at sharp angles.
David ฤerný's sculptures are bold, provocative and you'll see them throughout the city, whether you intend to or not. Look out for K, a giant revolving bust of Franz Kafka in the Quadrio shopping centre and Miminka, a series of babies climbing up the TV tower at ลฝiลพkov.

Krakow
The former capital of Poland, and still its second-largest city, Krakow is now known for its cultural and artistic life. Take some time visiting the historic landmarks and walking through the old town, then dive into its thoroughly modern art, music and food scenes.

Where you could stay2 nights
Balthazar Design Hotel
Recommendations
Visit the Stara Synagoga, one of two surviving Gothic synagogues in the world that was restored after World War II.
Make your way underground to explore Rynek Podziemny, a fascinating set of Medieval-era tunnels cleverly accentuated with modern tools like holograms.
Walk through the labyrinthine passageways of The Wieliczka Salt Mine and see the displays of historic salt-mining technology, an underground lake, four chapels and numerous statues carved by miners out of the rock salt, plus more recent sculptures by contemporary artists.

Berlin
Boasting a vibrant foodie scene and packed with history, culture and arts, Germany's capital is an exciting city to explore. From cuisine to nightlife, Berlin's diversity and inclusivity shines through, and its excellent public transport and thriving vegan restaurants make it an easy city to enjoy sustainably.

Where you could stay1 night
Casa Camper Berlin
Recommendations
Visit one of the most photogenic churches in Germany, the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, and enjoy a moment of peace beneath the spectacular blue stained-glass window.
Known as the vegan capital of Germany, Berlin place is an ideal holiday destination if you're following a plant-based diet. Highlights include vegan takes on the iconic local street food currywurst, delicious doughnuts, authentic Georgian cuisine and high-end dining – book at table at zero-waste FREA if you can, which was awarded a green star by Michelin.
Take a walk or cycle through Tiergarten, at 210 hectares Berlin's biggest green space. Stop off at Café am Neuen See to recharge with a drink looking out over the lake.
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Brussels
Spreading out from the historic centre, each of Brussels' neighbourhoods has its own distinct character, from the flea markets of The Marolles to the industrial-chic canalside. By day, the city offers everything you'd expect from a multicultural capital (family-friendly museums, contemporary galleries and well-kept city parks), and by night, trailblazing gastronomy gives way to a never-ending nightlife.

Where you could stay1 night
Urban Yard Hotel
Recommendations
Take a wander around the picturesque Parc d’Egmont, dotted with prominent historic statues and buildings, including the adjoining Neoclassical Palais d’Egmont (now a conference centre and government offices).
Immerse yourself in the world of Tintin, the Smurfs and other characters at Brussels' Comic Arts Museum, housed in one of the city's most stunning Art Nouveau buildings.
Take a walk around the vast Sonian Forest just south of Brussels. You'll find over 5000 hectares of woodland, including many native beech trees up to 200 years old, which are now UNESCO World Heritage protected.
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