Often overlooked for the more famous cities of Florence, Rome and Venice, Urbino has much to offer to the discerning traveller.

Cork is jam-packed with buzzing pubs, fantastic galleries, thought-provoking museums and arguably the best restaurant scene in Ireland, but in case you need further encouragement to visit, read on

You probably already know how good French food is, unless you’ve been living under a giant wheel of Camembert your whole life.

Once upon a time…? Long ago and far away…? As opening sentences go, there really is no better way to introduce Heidelberg.

You’ve almost certainly heard of Oktoberfest, those glorious days in autumn when the city of Munich turns into total beer-swilling, bratwurst-fuelled bedlam.

It’s one of Europe’s smallest nations, but Luxembourg certainly packs plenty of hashtag-worthy moments into its beautiful towns and countryside.

After a day of sightseeing and sun worshipping, there’s nothing like kicking back with a cocktail at one of Barcelona’s rooftop terraces.

From grisly tales of bodysnatchers to wicked wizards and secret vaults, Edinburgh is definitely not short of a ghost story or two.

The good news is there are big screens dotted all around London, meaning there’s no need to miss out on any of the Wimbledon matches this summer.