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 HoursMelbourneAlex Mead explores Australia’s coffee capital, from its bohemian arcades and street entertainers, to its cutting-edge architecture and creative global cuisine.
48 HoursMexico CityAztec architecture, world-class street food and fleets of mariachi plucking tunes on vihuelas; Nick Boulos grabs a mezcal and joins the ongoing fiesta in this vibrant city.
48 HoursAlexandriaEmily Badiozzaman explores the Egyptian city’s rich history, ornate palaces and mosques, vibrant restaurants and cafés – and discovers that Alexandria is still great.
48 HoursAucklandNorman Miller heads down under to explore New Zealand’s largest city, and its buzzing food scene, verdant volcanic landscapes and laidback waterside lifestyle.
48 HoursMumbaiHot, spicy and seductive, India’s most exciting – and fastest growing – city has it all; so fortify yourself with a platter of tasty thalis and start exploring, says Nick Boulos.
48 HoursMaastrichtIts treaty might be more famous than its eateries, but Maastricht’s designer boutiques, hip cafés and historic sights make for a truly memorable visit, says Heidi Fuller-Love.
48 HoursHo Chi Minh CityRebecca Holman pays a visit to Vietnam’s largest city – and former French colonial capital – discovering its war museums, markets and the fresh flavours of pho.
48 HoursBangkokThe temples may be impressive, but the best thing about Thailand’s bustling capital is its street food scene. Alicia Miller eats her way from Chatuchak to Ban Nam Puen.
48 HoursGironaCosta Brava’s capital offers all the draws of Spain’s larger cities, but on a more intimate scale. Alicia Miller dines on fine Catalan cuisine and explores the Jewish quarter.
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