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France's second biggest city doesn't have to hide behind Paris. In Marseille, you can find Mediterranean grace and a modern, creative atmosphere.

Can't decide between nature and city? Zurich offers both - relaxed trips around its lake and an open-minded and dynamic city center.

Copenhagen presents itself in typical Scandinavian fashion: Cool cafés, clean-cut designs and bikes everywhere. Dive into the world of thrift shops and enjoy this colorful city.

The "Golden City" surprises all with endless cultural highlights and excellent beer. Do you need any more reasons to go to Prague?

If you like traditional Greek food and relaxed afternoons spent at the beach, Crete should be your first choice.

Did you know that there are more kebab shops in Berlin than in Istanbul? And more museums than rainy days (actually 175)?

With its breathtaking location directly at the foot of a fjord, and a lot of surrounding greenery, Oslo is the perfect destination for nature-lovers who still want to stay in a metropolis.

Looking for a combination of tradition and modernity? Choose Milan! Where architecture, Renaissance art and fashion converge.

After a typical Austrian coffee and freshly-baked apple strudel, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the museum quarter. It's not only meant for emperors!

This Balearic island seduces you with its turquoise water and pristine beaches. We show you insider tips for Mallorca.

Thanks to sites like the Sagrada Família, all the way up to Parc Güell - Barcelona is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Europe. Venture off the main roads a bit and find other treasures in the capital of Catalonia.

Endless beaches to explore, each with that fresh ocean breeze. Sylt is the perfect place for anybody who wants to calm down a bit.

This Portugal highlight is located directly by the sea and offers year-round warm weather. Don't miss out on the culinary pleasures found within the City of the Seven Hills.

Amsterdam - known for its canals, museums and cafés. Discover the variety of this Dutch city.

The North German Hanseatic city tempts from the Landungsbrücken up to the Elbe terraces with lots of water, green parks, trendy quarters and not to forget the original Hamburger fish rolls.

London isn't all High Tea and Royals. There are numerous museums, markets, cafes and neighborhoods to discover.