Verona, Italy



Verona is not only the city of Romeo and Juliet, but also the 'Gateway to Italy' because it showcases and foreshadows all of Italy’s beauty and cultural wealth to visitors arriving from the north.

The Venetian city is enthralling thanks to an atmosphere that is

rich in history and priceless beauty.

Because of its urban structure and its architecture made up of

Roman monuments that marry the Renaissance art, Verona has been

a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000.

Porto, Portugal

Porto, in northwest Portugal, is a charming city renowned for its production of port wine, stately bridges and ancient churches and monuments.

You can visit a port wine cellar for a tasting experience.

Ribeira Square, on the banks of the Douro River, is a popular neighborhood with winding streets, old-fashioned terraced houses and

restaurants serving traditional cuisine.

Valencia, Spain

Valencia is a port city on Spain’s southeastern coast with a striking mix of ancient and modern architecture.

You can wander through Old Town, visiting historic sites including a

Gothic cathedral. Soak up some sun at one of

Valencia’s many beaches and tour the stunning City of Arts and Sciences,

a futuristic cultural and entertainment complex that includes

a science museum and aquarium.

York, England

Small and mighty – York is the medieval walled city that really packs a punch. Its backdrop of medieval lanes, snickelways, and even a shopping street that dates back to the Domesday Book means this compact city is

packed with stuff to see. 

The ancient city of York is a terrific base for exploring England’s rugged and beautiful Yorkshire landscape. York is home to the Shambles, a narrow street lined with medieval buildings, the massive 15th-century Gothic cathedral,

York Minster, and the National Railway Museum.

Thessaloniki, Greece

Thessaloniki, a gateway to the Aegean Sea, is considered the cultural capital of Greece. You’ll find museums dedicated to everything from archaeology to photography to the history of Thessaloniki’s Jewish community.

You can stroll along the waterfront promenade but also make sure to explore neighborhoods like Ladadika, with its cobblestone streets and

inviting bars, cafes and restaurants.

Salzburg, Austria

Nestled in the Alps, Salzburg, Austria, is noteworthy as the birthplace of

Mozart and as the setting for one of the most beloved films of all time —

'The Sound of Music.' You can tour locations where the movie was filmed, including Leopoldskron Palace, which stood in for the von Trapp family home.

At Mozart’s birthplace, you’ll see artifacts from the composer’s life,

including his violin. 

Head down to the Alter Markt (Old Market Square) and dedicate your day to

eating as much Austrian street food as you can.

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