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 HoursOaxacaFlying the flag for Mexico’s fascinating heritage, the ‘Land of the Seven Moles’ is a heady mix of artisan producers, galleries and historical sites. Fleur Rollet-Manus takes a bite
48 HoursGaziantepThis southern Turkish city – one of the oldest in the world – has a cuisine so unique it has gained Unesco status. Alex Mead devours its lamb broth, baklava and bazaars
48 HoursEriceiraSeafood aficionados mingle with surfers in this relaxed Portuguese Atlantic-coast town, a favourite of Liboêtas seeking respite. Lucy Kehoe pads its colourful tile-clad streets
48 HoursSamarkandThis beguiling Uzbekistani city, on the ancient Silk Road, offers awe-inspiring sights and a rich cuisine – from street food to indulgent stuffed quail. Clare Vooght looks east
48 HoursLe TouquetA pleasure playground since the Twenties, this Paris on sea with its seafood, golf, chic boutiques and cycling has stacks of appeal. James Williams gets on his bike
48 HoursGaviThis verdant Piedmontese wine region is rich in medieval history and has much to offer the hungry traveller, from truffles to amarettis. Gabrielle Sander sniffs out the highlights
48 HoursYokohamaThis cosmopolitan city offers a feast for the senses, from fragrant gardens to sunny seaside esplanades and abundant street food. Lucy Kehoe readies her chopsticks
48 HoursGijónAsturias’s largest city has cast off its gritty reputation to reveal a thriving cultural scene, sandy shores and streets filled with cider producers. Fleur Rollet-Manus drinks it all in
48 HoursDenverThe Colorado capital blends urban adventures with the great outdoors and is home to a burgeoning eating and drinking scene to boot. James Litston goes mile high
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