Albert Stumma finds spectacular sights in Portugal's second city.

History is alive and thriving in two Lombardy centres, writes Leanne Rinne.

Nicholas Jones gets an exclusive taste of Belgian hospitality.

Blackmore Farm's host serves piping hot pies with lashings of history, writes Anna Leask.

If you skip Spain's churches and mosques, you do yourself an injustice.

There are 6000 Greek islands, some known more than others, writes Jane Jurgens.

Lauren Taylor samples some of Portugal's best.

Exploring Slovenia by paddleboard gives visitors a unique perspective.

A short cruise is a perfect introduction to the Greek islands.

Jane Jurgens picks the best of the continent's fabulous trails.

A roadblock leads Jim Eagles to an antiques fair.

Relax and enjoy the glamerous world of glamorous camping.

A group tour is one of the easiest ways to maximise your time and experiences.

Justine Tyerman indulges at a historic Swiss celebrity haunt that's been newly-restored.

Estelle Sarney is introduced to the noble stallions at the Spanish Riding Centre.

There is plenty to tempt tastebuds on the Iberian Peninsula, writes Frances Cook.

John Bishop takes a slow boat through the historic heart of Europe.

Village life in a less-travelled part of southern France is enchanting.

Every day of his river cruise from Avignon to Lyon was a highlight, writes David Libeau.

The gravestones in Paris' legendary pet cemetery tell stories of eternal friendship.

Cooler months are a great time for a flying visit to Athens, writes Aron Heller.

Enjoy island hopping and exploring old towns, writes Stephanie Holmes.

Estelle Sarney and Grant Bradley check into a hotel in a 17th century canal house.

Travellers to Ireland can expect gentle rain, grand stories and - now - great food.

Raphael van Workum's story of chance meetings and dubious connections far from home.

Mike van Niekerk takes in the art, architecture and cocktails of Milan.

What's it like to cruise from Paris in luxury? Stephanie Holmes finds out.

Be wary about what you order for dinner, writes James Cann.

Described as 'little Naples', the rents here are ridiculously cheap.

A taste of the food and musical culture of Spain and Portugal really whets the appetite.