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Lille
Oh-so-cool neighbourhoods, vibrant fusion food and vintage markets. Meet the capital of the Hauts-de-France region and rising star of regenerative tourism.
Dijon
Burgundy's capital and UNESCO site, Dijon's walkable centre is filled with half-timbered medieval and Renaissance buildings dating back to the 15th century.
Vernon-Giverny
Cross the channel to Paris before heading northwards to Vernon, just a bus ride away from Monet's gardens in Giverny.
Edinburgh, Glasgow
Two Scottish cities. Enough galleries, restaurants, and live music to make you go back for more.
Betws-y-Coed
Base yourself in the heart of Snowdonia, surrounded by ancient woodland, lakes and mountains, blanketed by wildflowers in spring and snow in winter.
Falmouth
Enjoy a wellness weekend in Falmouth. Book into the spa, get your cold water fix in the Cornish sea, or discover your creative side at an arts class.
Oban, Glasgow
Spend a few nights in lively Glasgow before staying in the seaside town of Oban, the perfect base to explore the many surrounding islands.
Hoveton, Norwich
The Broads is Britain’s largest and most wildlife-rich wetland. Spend a weekend exploring fens and woodlands along its gentle waterways.
York, Malton
An ode to God's own country. Explore York and Malton, both Yorkshire towns that inspired two classic authors: JK Rowling and Dickens.
Brussels
Brussels ticks all the boxes of culture, nightlife and gastronomy, from Michelin-starred dining to paper cones of moules-frites washed down with Belgian beer.
Bruges
Leafy canals, gingerbread houses and cobbled streets, with a history of lace production and a beer culture so good it's been declared UNESCO Heritage.
Ghent
With parks and nature reserves, Ghent is a city green to its core: home to the largest car-free zone in Europe and Belgium's 'Veggie Thursday' movement.
Turin
Authenticity meets glamour: Turin’s characterful crumbling Roman old town opens up to palatial squares and elegant city parks.
Zürich
Forget what you know of this Swiss financial hub and discover the West’s buzzing warehouse galleries and bars. All backdropped by Alpine views.
Cologne
One of Germany’s most diverse cities, with a bounty of museums that range from chocolate to perfume, modern art to Roman history.
The Keukenhof
Each Autumn, seven million bulbs are hand-planted across the Dutch Keukenhof in Lisse. By spring, the fields bloom with miles of tulips lined with footpaths and cycle routes for easy exploring.
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