Destinations

• AmsterdamAmsterdam pairs 17th-century canals and world-class museums with leafy neighbourhoods, markets and day trips to tulip fields and windmills, so a few days can feel very different from one street to the next.
• BangkokBangkok mixes gilded temples and royal palaces with river boats, busy markets and modern malls, so one day can run from the Grand Palace to a food street in Chinatown. Canals, parks and day trips to the old capital of Ayutthaya and the floating markets give plenty more to explore beyond the famous sights.
• BarcelonaBarcelona is a Mediterranean city where Gaudí's buildings rise above lively streets and wide city beaches lie a short ride from the old quarter. Wander the narrow lanes of the Gothic Quarter, then follow the sea breeze down to the waterfront.
• DubaiDubai grew from a creek-side trading port into a city of glass towers, pairing old souks, wind-tower houses and abra boat crossings with beaches, desert landscapes and some of the tallest buildings in the world.
• Hong KongHong Kong is a harbour city where glass towers, steep green hills and old temples sit side by side. Ride a historic ferry or tram, climb to Victoria Peak, then head out to the islands, beaches and trails a short ride from the skyline.
• IstanbulIstanbul spans two continents across the Bosphorus, pairing centuries of Byzantine and Ottoman history with lively bazaars, waterfront neighbourhoods and a food scene people keep coming back for.
• LisbonLisbon spreads over seven hills above the Tagus estuary, with tiled facades, yellow trams, riverside monuments and pastry shops, and palaces, forests and beaches within a short train ride, so a few days can feel very different from one district to the next.
• LondonLondon spans both banks of the Thames, pairing centuries of royal and political history with major museums, leafy royal parks and a food scene that ranges from historic markets to Michelin-starred tables.
• MadridMadrid is Spain's capital, a city of broad avenues, grand museums and lively old squares that can all be explored on foot. Spend the mornings among masterpieces and royal palaces, then follow the locals into a leafy park or a neighbourhood market.
• MiamiMiami sits where the Everglades meet Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic, pairing Art Deco beach streets and Latin American neighbourhoods with waterfront parks, large museums and a food scene shaped by Cuban, Haitian and Caribbean cooking.
• New YorkNew York spans five boroughs around a harbour that shaped the whole city's history, pairing an iconic skyline and major museums with neighbourhood markets, waterfront parks and a food scene that changes from block to block.
• ParisParis straddles the Seine, pairing centuries of royal, revolutionary and artistic history with grand boulevards, world-class museums and a café culture that draws people from across the globe.
• RomeRome pairs ancient ruins with Renaissance piazzas, lively neighbourhood trattorias and quiet hilltop gardens, so one day can run from the Roman Forum to an espresso at a corner bar. Fountains, street markets and day trips to hill towns and the coast give plenty more to explore beyond the famous sights.
• SingaporeSingapore is a tropical island city where gardens, glass towers and old shophouse streets sit within an hour of each other. Ride the MRT from the waterfront of Marina Bay to the temples of Chinatown and the food centres that locals eat at every day.
• TokyoTokyo pairs centuries-old temples and gardens with rail-linked neighbourhoods of shops, museums and skyscraper viewpoints, so one city can fill days of very different walks.
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