Travel Guide

Sophisticated culture and a sportsman's paradise, all in one city. Although Vienna is unquestionably one of Europe's great cities, its subtler charms sometimes go overlooked. Visitors who do visit this ...

Spain's "Big City". Madrid is perhaps best described as being the New York City of Spain; Spaniards and immigrants alike come here to “make it in the big city,” and the energy of their ambition has help...

A city of many names, times, colors - and even two continents. The old Constantinople, seat of the Ottoman Empire, starts in Europe and finishes in Asia, across the Bosphorus. But even a first glimpse o...

Rock me Amadeus! . In Salzburg, Mozart's music is the food of love, and those living there continue to make considerable efforts to ensure the sonatas of Amadeus continue to play on. Mozart's birthplace...

South France's seaside stunner. It's a demanding climb to Le Château, a ruined castle that perches on a cliff high above Nice proper, but the view is more than worth it. Seen from such heights, the Medi...

The cool city with the polar bear factor. Port city and media capital, domicile for the upper class and party paradise for sailors and tourists, Hamburg has always been a place where people of different...

think of Czech Republic, think of Prague. The capital of the Czech Republic is brimming with charm and ambience. Modern life blends with historic buildings ranging from gothic to cubist. Prague is divid...

Spain’s heaven of the outré. Barcelona is Spain’s misfit child. Your first taste of this sun-baked city’s waywardness will come upon you the first time you hear Catalan spoken instead of Castilian (Span...