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VENICE

Venice never loses its capacity to enchant. Summer brings some of the most daunting crowds, but there's a reason why they come: the sheer loveliness of an exquisite city that seems miraculously built on water. Venice's churches and museums offer antique glories aplenty, but there is also a vibrant contemporary art scene, even away from the Art Biennale. Venice is a unique, magical place 365 days a year. But much of the time you'll be sharing that magic with thousands of other visitors.

Florence

Florence is one of Europe's great art cities. Giotto's frescoes, Michelangelo's David, canvases by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and a host of other greats in the Uffizi Gallery... there's so much exquisite art and architecture, it's difficult to know where to start. Florence is also a living city with a vibrant restaurant and nightlife scene, and a lively cultural movida that goes beyond old masters to embrace opera, classical music and contemporary art. Handsome, historic, full of quirky shops and quality crafts, and close to the vine-covered hills of Chianti.
Where to stay

Milan

Italy's fashion and design capital, Milan has an international cosmopolitan outlook, a vibrant food and drink scene and scores of hotels to suit all budgets. Historical edifices sit cheek-by-jowl modern skyscrapers, while a number of the city's buildings have spectacular interior courtyards that remain largely undiscovered. But what largely draws visitors is the city's excellent shopping - designer stores line the Quadrilatero D'Oro district, while outlets, high street shops and boutiques are found in all corners of the city.
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Spain

Madrid

Madrid has really revamped itself in the past couple of years. The Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums have all got bigger and better, while the centre of the city is smartening up with new boutiques, delis, cafés and gastrobars opening up every week. It's perfect for a culture-rich long weekend or city break, with great food and a lively atmosphere at night. Madrid may be cold in winter - it is one of Europe's highest capital cities, after all - but the sky is usually blue and the sunshine strong enough to allow visitors to sit at a pavement café sipping a vermut.

Barcelona

Barcelona is a patchwork of architectural styles displays dark, Gothic façades next to the harlequin buildings of the Modernistas and the skyline-piercing constructions of Jean Nouvel or Herzog and de Meuron, and a day spent admiring them can be topped off with a sundowner on one of the city's seven beaches before dinner at any number of Michelin-starred gastronomic temples or humble, family-run tapas bars. Barcelona has a relaxed pace, months of endless sunshine, unbeatable food - with the cultural and design clout of almost any city in the cold north.
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Seville

Compact, rich in history and famous for its flamenco, tapas bars and orange trees, Seville is an ideal short break destination, especially in spring before the sun becomes too scorching. Stay in the city's old town to explore the cobbled streets of the Santa Cruz quarter and the breathtaking Alcázar Palace. Soak up the atmosphere on the banks of the Guadalquivir, and admire the views from the ancient cathedral tower and recently opened Parasol Metropol.
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Valencia

A decade of bold development has given Spain's third-largest city some of the most striking architecture in the country, adding to the wealth of elegant art nouveau buildings that line the streets, as well as Gothic and Renaisssance monuments. With dynamic museums, a flourishing restaurant scene, lively nightlife, great shops and miles of beach, Valencia is bursting with Mediterranean exuberance.

Marseille

Marseille is France's oldest city. Greek traders founded the place 2,600 years ago, and it's scarcely had a quiet moment since. Recently, the emphasis has been on cultural consolidation. New and renewed museums are hitting their stride. After enormous urban renewal schemes, there are enough new trams, designer hotels, galleries, chic restaurants and shops to fill a year's-worth of lifestyle magazines. Marseille will remain magnificent with its coast of rocks, the sea, and the beat of a big port city.

Portugal

Lisbon

Visit Lisbon for the simple charm and maritime magic of a vintage-era Southern European capital. Set against the ever-present backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean, this dainty sun-kissed city lives in a Latin fairytale of timeworn manners and traditions. Just check out the century-old wooden trams and iron funiculars that still lurch and rumble their way among the seven steep hills over which this city lies. Or witness the best of this bygone heritage by wandering through the Baixa district, where age-old herbalists, haberdashers and tailors rub shoulders in the baroque streets of the ornate city centre.

Croatia

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is one of the world's most magnificent walled cities. Now a Unesco world heritage site and Croatia's most up-market destination, it was once the capital of the wealthy sea-faring Republic of Ragusa (1358-1808). During its Golden Age in the 16th century, it had one of the largest merchant naval fleets in the world, with consulates in more than 50 foreign ports. Today, visitors come here for leisure, not to trade. The main draw is the charming pedestrian-only old town, packed with aristocratic palazzi and elegant Baroque churches, contained within sturdy medieval fortifications.

Czech Republic

Prague

It's easy to forget, just 20 years on, that Czechoslovakia emerged from the fall of the Iron Curtain with a once-jailed dissident as president, inspiring the world. Especially with Prague's current appearance: gleaming software company offices, glitzy fashion shops, scads of skinny model types gliding in and out - often with young, bemused business types in tow - all squeezed in among the fabulously restored Baroque architecture and cobbled lanes of Old Town. But the compact city of 1.2 million, divided by the picturesque green river and linked by stone bridges, has always been about not just truth but opportunity.

Ireland

Dublin

The Irish capital is crowded with traces of a tempestuous past, and yet the city wears the weight of this history relatively lightly. Come here for Georgian architectural elegance, a still robust pub culture, some wonderful museums and galleries, an attractive seaside location - and an evident way with words, reflected in the city's designation as a Unesco City of Literature. And come here to eat well too: in the past, Dublin may not have been known for its food culture, but increasingly today it's possible to sample excellent local produce and drink a cup of wonderful coffee as well as the traditional pint of stout.

Belgium

Bruges

One of Europe's best-preserved medieval cities, it's romantic and pretty, with canals, cobbles, and gabled houses. It's also small: you can stroll from one side of the egg-shaped and almost car-free centre to the other in half an hour. And it's stuffed full of museums, good restaurants, atmospheric bars and cafes, and tempting chocolate shops - Bruges apparently has 47 chocolate makers.

UK

London

There can be few more cosmopolitan cities on earth in the early 21 century and people pour in from across the world to visit, work or live. Colossal infrastructure projects such as Crossrail, King's Cross-St Pancras and the Embassy Quarter and Battersea Power Station projects south of the river, are transforming the skyline. Spaces such as the British Museum, the Royal National Theatre and both Tate galleries are expanding. The range of restaurants, bars, theatres, sports, pop-ups, performance art and large-scale events is astounding. Right here, right now, London is somewhere you have to be.

Edinburgh

It is not difficult to understand how local boy Robert Louis Stevenson came to write Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, growing up as he did in a city of such extraordinary variety. From the history-soaked medieval tenements, vennels and wynds of the Old Town to the sweeping elegance of the Georgian New Town, Edinburgh deserves its reputation as one of the most beautiful and compelling cities in the world. Easy to get around by bus, Edinburgh is built on a human scale. This is a city that repays close inspection so the best way to get to know it is on foot. There are amazing views, hidden courtyards, secret gardens and stunning architectural details to be discovered almost everywhere you look.
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