A vibrant coastal quay with enough shops and entertainment to feel like its own village. Modern and lively, this waterfront town offers restaurants, heritage charm, bars and cinemas, plus easy access to the South of England. From here, visit Stonehenge, Windsor, the Bombay Sapphire distillery, or London for British culture-then enjoy tea, traditions, cockney accents and England's green and pleasant lands.

Experience UNESCO-praised Bruges: tree-lined canals, cobbled streets, and the secrets behind its world-famous chocolate. Enjoy beer tasting and blending, explore the medieval old town with its cathedrals, gabled facades, and Art Deco taverns, then head into the countryside for canal rides and shopping for comics, lace, and more chocolate. Finish with a classic Belgian waffle and the city's sustainable charm.

Enjoy this thriving fishing port, bursting with color and some of the country's best restaurants. Stroll historic Gamle Stavanger, with its white wooden houses, galleries, and craft shops. Walk cheerful Øvre Holmegata, the "Street of Colours," then cruise the Lysefjord, visit Utstein Monastery, and take a helicopter over a rainbow-like structure. Decide whether the art on walls, doors, and buses outshines the Michelin-star dining.

Known as the "heart of the fjords," Bergen sits between seven mountains and near Hardangerfjord and Sognefjord. Take the Fløibanen funicular to Fløyen for panoramic views, hike or bike to Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit Troldhaugen for piano recitals honoring Edvard Grieg. You can also raft, crab, kayak, or visit a local farm. End at the historic fish market with Bergen fish soup, fish cakes, and persetorsk.

Norway's wild coast blends granite peaks, waterfalls, silent fjords, and beaches. Nature is the main attraction, with surfing, kayaking, and horse riding. Hike Europe's highest cliff, ride the Sky Lift up Mount Hoven, visit Sagastad Viking Center, and see Europe's deepest lake. Sail through epic fjords and explore Briksdal Glacier on a scenic drive through landlocked landscapes and dramatic coastal views.

Between towering mountains lie narrow valleys, a mile-deep fjord, and the village of Flåm. Visit Borgund Stave Church museum or ride the Flåmsbana, famed as the world's most beautiful rail journey, past waterfalls, fjords, and remote farms. Fish, cycle, or take a RIB safari through UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, visit Stegastein, or enjoy local brewery specialties.

Explore one of the world's happiest, most vibrant capitals. Mix with friendly Danes and diverse culture; see Gefion Fountain, the Little Mermaid, the Old Citadel, Amalienborg Palace's Rococo buildings, medieval history, fishing villages, sustainable living, and Danish pastries. Cycle across town to Nørrebro, Christiansborg Palace, and the waterfront home of Hans Christian Andersen. Genuine, vibrant, welcoming.