
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Gabled canal houses, world-class museums and a city that moves at the speed of a bicycle bell.
Best Apr–MayFrom $120/day
Short hops, long histories, and the best rail network on earth. Our European dossiers lean hard on timing: the same city is a different trip in May and in August.

Netherlands
Gabled canal houses, world-class museums and a city that moves at the speed of a bicycle bell.
Best Apr–MayFrom $120/day

Greece
The Parthenon above the rooftops, souvlaki for under €5 and dinners that start after nine.
Best Apr–May, OctFrom $70/day

Spain
Gaudí on the skyline, the Mediterranean at the end of the street, and dinner that starts at ten.
Best MayFrom $85/day

Iceland
A country where the weather sets the itinerary, and the reward for patience is a sky that moves.
Best Jun–AugFrom $120/day

Türkiye
A commuter ferry to Asia, a sixth-century dome before lunch, and tea in a tulip glass wherever you stop.
Best Apr–May, Sep–OctFrom $55/day

Portugal
Steep cobbled lanes, river light on tiled walls, and a counter espresso that still costs about a euro.
Best May, SepFrom $80/day

United Kingdom
Free national museums, two thousand years of layered streets and a Tube map you'll stop needing by day three.
Best May–Jun, SepFrom $120/day

France
One river, twenty arrondissements and a city that rewards the walker far more than the queue.
Best May–Jun, SepFrom $110/day

Portugal
Granite lanes tumbling to the Douro, port lodges across the water, and a sandwich you eat with a knife and fork.
Best Jun, SepFrom $70/day

Czechia
Gothic towers, river light and tank Pilsner at pub prices, once you learn to sidestep the Old Town traps.
Best May, SepFrom $60/day

Italy
Two thousand years of ruins on the walk to dinner, and a city that will not be hurried.
Best Apr–MayFrom $90/day