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 HoursAmsterdamKnown for good times, this buzzy, boundary-pushing metropolis is a flower-filled hot house of edgy art galleries, hidden bars and gourmet finds, says Renate Ruge.
48 HoursYorkHome to some great British chocolate brands and hidden restaurant gems in its snickelways, this historic city makes for a tempting getaway, says Renate Ruge.
48 HoursVallettaBursting with baroque architecture, the beautiful and compact capital of Malta offers rich Mediterranean cuisine and a unique mix of Arab and European influences.
48 HoursBerlinCelebrating 25 years of German reunification, the uber-cool hauptstadt is aglow as a lightwall of balloons tracing the wall’s route sheds new light on the city, says Renate Ruge.
48 HoursPiranSlovenia’s coastal hub has it all – lashings of olive oil, fishy feasts and as much wine as you can manage. And summer is just the season to visit the salt pans, finds Alicia Miller.
48 HoursPlymouthTo look at the modern ‘Ocean City’ with its swish new waterfront, historic Barbican and super-fresh seafood, the Pilgrims would wonder why they left, says Alex Mead.
48 HoursParisFrom macarons to flea markets, moody wine bars to Michelin stars, the City of Light doses out culture, glamour and inimitable style time after time, says Alex Allen.
48 HoursSt HelierJersey’s capital boasts seaside charm in buckets and spades – Raleigh-era battlements, quayside strolls and fishy feasts are on the menu for James Williams.
48 HoursBudapestCreative, laid-back and full of character, Budapest may just be Europe’s capital of off-beat culture. A rejuvenated restaurant scene leaves Alex Allen hankering for more.
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