48 Hours City Breaks: All destinationsWhether you’re just passing through or making a weekend of it, we give you the 48-hour lowdown on cities across the globe. What to see, what to do, what not to miss.
48 HoursGothenburgSweden’s second city is like the cooler, laid-back kid sister of more established Stockholm. Small wonder it’s known as Little London, says Imogen Lepere
48 HoursSt IvesThis bustling Cornish village is home to a thriving artistic community, idyllic beaches and superior produce that’s guaranteed to sate the appetite, says Imogen Lepere
48 HoursSalcombeSeaside traditions meet elegant coastal style in this upmarket Devon town, where the seafood draws diners as much as the cream teas, says Imogen Lepere
48 HoursOsakaBlending bustling modern streets with traditional culture, the food and finance capital of Japan more than lives up to its name as the ‘nation’s kitchen’, says James Williams
48 HoursHamburgGermany’s second-largest city is embracing its long-awaited and edgy new look with a swathe of über-cool bars, restaurants and boutique hotels, says Stefanie Will
48 HoursHoi AnBlending colonial style with vibrant South-East Asian flavours, this historic merchant town amid the paddy fields of Vietnam has oodles of charm, finds Blossom Green
48 HoursCorkIreland’s lyrical port city has seen settlers and sailors come and go, but the quality of its culinary, design and art scene has remained constant, says Imogen Lepere
48 HoursLe HavreThe cradle of impressionism, this seaside city has bags of art, modern architecture and Breton crepes in-store, making it a real hidden gem, says Emilee Tombs
48 HoursKrakowOne of Europe’s most spectacular Old Towns, a fast-evolving dining scene and some lively, artistic neighbourhoods make for a surprising spring getaway, says Amy Grier
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