Spring is finally here and normally that's a good starting point to start counting down the days to the summer, especially that holiday. But it doesn't mean you still can't get a city break in before or after then.
To help you choose where to get away to, here's five of our current favourite destinations - it's up to you if you want to go to all five!
Say oui to Montréal!
Canada's second-largest city, Montréal is one of our newest destinations. It's one of largest French-speaking cities in the world outside of France, so a perfect reason to practice your French skills.
It's a fantastic mix of cultures and trendy neighbourhoods, and it is one of those destinations that you find yourself thinking about and placing in the "if only it were easier to get there" category - and that's now been solved!
The route operates from the end of June until early September so have a quick think then get it booked so you can look forward to a fantastique trip.
A stunning city with an incredible mix of rich history, vibrant culture, and an amazing food scene...do we need to go on?
It doesn't stop there, as the Spanish capital is famed for its late-night culture where dinner is served at 10pm, and clubs are open until sunrise.*
And if you or a travelling companion are a football fanatic then you can catch Real Madrid at the the iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, their city rivals Atlético at the futuristic Metropolitano Stadium, or watch the city's third team, Rayo Vallecano, at the more rustic Estadio de Vallecas.
*We didn't say your city break had to be peaceful early nights and relaxing long lies - it's your trip!
Europe on one side. Asia on the other. Two continents all in one city - and what a city it is.
Istanbul has a rich history influenced by Greek, Roman, Venetian, and Ottoman rule, and you can feel that ancient past as you walk round.
Visitors can explore ancient baths, bustling markets, stunning landmarks like the Topkapi Palace and Süleymaniye Mosque, and enjoy breathtaking scenery and local cuisine. A must-do experience is a boat trip to the iconic Maiden's Tower, which sits on a small island off the coast of Uskudar.
Okay boomers, we know it means nothing to you - but it should. It's a city of charm, culture, and sophistication, and it's one that deserves a visit at any time of year given its stunning sights.
Its UNESCO-listed city centre boasts landmarks like Schönbrunn Palace, Hofburg Palace, and St. Stephen's Cathedral. For something unique, visitors can admire the colourful and quirky Hundertwasserhaus, one of the city's most photographed attractions.
The Museums quarter, with more than 100 museums, along with Vienna’s famous balls, theatres, and opera, offer rich cultural experiences. From its baroque streets to its vibrant café culture and classical music scene, Vienna should mean *something* to you.
Cool. That's the word to describe Copenhagen.
Denmark’s capital has definitely earned its fun and edgy reputation, and whether you are after Scandinavia’s largest culinary festival, or you want to explore castles and royal palaces, then Copenhagen is the place.
It's also home to more than a dozen Michelin Star eateries - and fans of TV's 'The Bear' might even want to indulge in a sweet treat or five by picking up indulgent pastries at Hart Holmen.
Still not convinced? Then what about a visit to Tivoli Gardens to try out just some of the collection of amusements and rides on offer - including the wooden roller coaster which is one of the oldest in the world having been built in 1914.
Copenhagen - tick it off your list.
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