
EUROPE
Europe
Between cobblestones and church bells, learn how Europeans greet, how they pace their meals and how they cherish their heritage.
City guides
Start with a city
Every city guide has a timeline, stories of local figures, must-see sights, festivals and local etiquette.
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Paris
Paris
4 places
From an island in the Seine to the 'City of Light': Notre-Dame, the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower
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Roma
Rome
4 places
The 'Eternal City': the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Vatican, a state within a city

Barcelona
Barcelona
2 places
Gaudí's city: Roman walls, the Gothic Quarter and Catalan Modernisme
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London
London
4 places
A port city founded by the Romans: the Tower, Westminster and the Thames

Wien
Vienna
4 places
Imperial capital of the Habsburgs and city of music: palaces, a cathedral and old cafés

München
Munich
3 places
A royal capital grown from a 'place of monks': Marienplatz, Nymphenburg Palace and Oktoberfest

Venezia
Venice
3 places
A maritime republic built on a lagoon: St Mark's, the Doge's Palace and Carnival

Lisboa
Lisbon
3 places
Starting point of the Age of Discovery: Belém Tower, the Jerónimos Monastery and the Alfama

Αθήνα Athens
Athens
2 places
Birthplace of democracy: the Acropolis, the Parthenon and the Acropolis Museum
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Amsterdam
Amsterdam
3 places
From a dam on the Amstel to a Golden Age city of canals

Tromsø
Tromsø
1 places
'Gateway to the Arctic': a city of explorers in the auroral zone

Schönbrunn Palace
The Habsburgs' summer palace: an imperial dream of 1,441 rooms
Hallstatt
A lakeside salt-mining village, the postcard model for 'the world's most beautiful village'

Sachertorte
Vienna's most famous chocolate cake, over which two old houses fought legal battles for decades.

Viennese coffee houses
One coffee buys you an afternoon: marble tables, Thonet chairs, newspaper racks and a glass of water served with your coffee.
St Stephen's Cathedral
A Viennese landmark with a coloured tiled roof, witness to many great events in Habsburg and Austrian history.
