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• Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

  Winter beach weather, the Louvre's Gulf outpost and a Formula 1 circuit on Yas Island.

• Algarve, Portugal

  Golden cliffs, sea caves, golf courses and southern Portugal's long summer.

• Alicante, Spain

  A straightforward Costa Blanca beach city with a hilltop castle and low prices.

• Amalfi Coast, Italy

  Cliffside villages, lemon terraces and a coast road that is the trip in itself.

• Amsterdam, Netherlands

  Canal rings, bikes everywhere and a museum quarter you can cross in ten minutes.

• Antalya, Turkey

  Turquoise coast resorts, Roman ruins and a long, hot swimming season at low prices.

• Athens, Greece

  The Acropolis overhead, excellent everyday food and ferries to the islands leaving all day.

• Auckland, New Zealand

  A harbour city on volcanic cones, with black-sand surf beaches and islands offshore.

• Bali, Indonesia

  Surf breaks in the south, rice terraces and temples inland, and a long-established remote-work scene.

• Bangkok, Thailand

  Street food on every corner, gilded temples and comfort that stretches a small budget a long way.

• Barcelona, Spain

  City beaches, Gaudí architecture, big-club football and a food scene that runs from tapas bars to tasting menus.

• Berlin, Germany

  Cold War history, a club scene with no closing time and Museum Island in the middle.

• Bologna, Italy

  Porticoed streets, Emilian cooking and a student city that eats and drinks well for little.

• Bordeaux, France

  Eighteenth-century stone façades, a world-famous wine region and Atlantic surf an hour west.

• Boston, United States

  Colonial history on a walking trail, university neighbourhoods and New England seafood.

• Budapest, Hungary

  Thermal baths, ruin bars and grand riverside architecture at modest prices.

• Buenos Aires, Argentina

  Tango, steak, Belle Époque boulevards and football rivalries that shape the city.

• Cairo, Egypt

  The pyramids at Giza, Islamic Cairo's mosques and a Nile city of enormous scale.

• Cancun, Mexico

  White Caribbean sand, all-inclusive resorts and Mayan ruins along the coast.

• Cannes, France

  Riviera sand, a famous film festival and a yacht harbour framed by the Esterel hills.

• Cape Town, South Africa

  A mountain in the middle of the city, cold-water beaches and vineyards forty minutes away.

• Cartagena, Colombia

  A walled Caribbean colonial city with bright façades, warm nights and islands offshore.

• Chiang Mai, Thailand

  Moated old town, mountain temples and a long-standing remote-work and café scene.

• Chicago, United States

  Skyscraper architecture, blues bars and a lakefront that works like a beach in summer.

• Copenhagen, Denmark

  Design, cycling infrastructure and a New Nordic food scene from hot dogs to tasting menus.

• Corfu, Greece

  A green Ionian island with Venetian architecture, cypress hills and calm swimming bays.

• Crete, Greece

  Greece's largest island: Minoan ruins, mountain gorges and beaches at both ends.

• Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  Winter sunshine, warm-water beaches, large-scale shopping and a global flight hub.

• Dublin, Ireland

  Pub sessions, literary history and a walkable Georgian centre on the Liffey.

• Dubrovnik, Croatia

  A walled stone city on the Adriatic, made for swimming, sea kayaking and slow evenings.

• Edinburgh, United Kingdom

  A castle on a crag, Georgian streets and the biggest arts festival in the world each August.

• Faro, Portugal

  The Algarve's low-key capital, on a lagoon of sandbank islands and birdlife.

• Florence, Italy

  Renaissance art at close range, Tuscan wine country and a centre you can cross in twenty minutes.

• Hanoi, Vietnam

  Old Quarter street food, colonial-era architecture and Ha Long Bay to the east.

• Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

  Fast, hot and commercial, with war history, rooftop bars and relentless street food.

• Hong Kong, Hong Kong

  Harbour skyline, dim sum, hillside trails and one of the best transit systems anywhere.

• Ibiza, Spain

  Club culture in the south, quiet coves in the north and a walled old town above the port.

• Interlaken, Switzerland

  Alpine base camp between two lakes, for hiking, paragliding and winter skiing.

• Istanbul, Turkey

  Two continents, vast bazaars, extraordinary food and one of the loudest football cultures anywhere.

• Krakow, Poland

  A vast medieval square, a royal castle and Europe's largest market hall of cheap, good food.

• Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

  Malay, Chinese and Indian food cultures, big malls and a cheap base for the region.

• Kyoto, Japan

  Temples, tea houses and machiya streets — the clearest picture of pre-modern Japan.

• Las Vegas, United States

  Residency shows, casinos and pool parties, with desert national parks a few hours out.

• Lisbon, Portugal

  Hilltop viewpoints, tiled façades, seafood dinners and Atlantic surf beaches half an hour away.

• Liverpool, United Kingdom

  Beatles history, a UNESCO waterfront and two football grounds within walking distance of each other.

• London, United Kingdom

  Free national museums, constant live music and more top-flight football clubs than any other city.

• Los Angeles, United States

  Surf beaches, canyon hikes and the film industry, spread across a very wide city.

• Lyon, France

  France's traditional food capital, with Renaissance passageways and Beaujolais on the doorstep.

• Madeira, Portugal

  A volcanic Atlantic island built for walking, with levada trails and mild winters.

• Madrid, Spain

  Grand museums, very late nights and two of the biggest football clubs in the world.

• Malaga, Spain

  Reliable sunshine, city beaches and an Andalusian old town full of tapas bars and small museums.

• Maldives, Maldives

  Atoll islands, overwater villas and some of the clearest reef diving in the world.

• Manchester, United Kingdom

  Football, guitar music and red-brick industrial heritage turned bars and galleries.

• Marbella, Spain

  Costa del Sol beach clubs, golf courses and a whitewashed old town behind the marina.

• Marrakech, Morocco

  Souks, riads and hammams inside the medina, with the Atlas mountains on the horizon.

• Marseille, France

  A rough-edged Mediterranean port with bouillabaisse, big football and the Calanques next door.

• Melbourne, Australia

  Laneway coffee, live music, a grand slam, a grand prix and a serious sporting calendar.

• Mexico City, Mexico

  Aztec ruins under a colonial centre, world-class museums and an extraordinary food culture.

• Miami, United States

  Art Deco beachfront, Latin American food and a nightlife scene built for winter sun.

• Milan, Italy

  Fashion, design, aperitivo culture and two historic football clubs sharing San Siro.

• Munich, Germany

  Beer gardens, a serious football club and the Alps an hour south by train.

• Mykonos, Greece

  Cycladic white lanes, beach clubs that run until dawn and consistently strong summer wind.

• Naples, Italy

  The home of pizza, an intense football city and the gateway to Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast.

• New Orleans, United States

  Jazz every night, Creole cooking and iron-balconied streets in the French Quarter.

• New York City, United States

  Museums, Broadway, jazz clubs and food from everywhere, all reachable on foot or by subway.

• Nice, France

  French Riviera beaches, a sunlit old town and the Alps within a two-hour drive.

• Osaka, Japan

  Japan's kitchen: street food, neon canals, a castle and an unpretentious nightlife scene.

• Oslo, Norway

  A fjord-side capital with Viking ships, modern architecture and forest skiing from the metro.

• Palermo, Italy

  Arab-Norman architecture, raucous street markets and Sicily's best street food.

• Palma de Mallorca, Spain

  An island capital with a Gothic seafront cathedral, a marina scene and coves a short drive away.

• Paris, France

  Landmark museums, café terraces, market streets and the most recognisable skyline in Europe.

• Phuket, Thailand

  Andaman beaches, limestone islands offshore and everything from hostels to resorts.

• Porto, Portugal

  Port wine cellars, a dramatic river gorge and one of Western Europe's better-value city breaks.

• Prague, Czech Republic

  A hilltop castle above a medieval old town, cheap beer and a compact, walkable centre.

• Queenstown, New Zealand

  Southern Alps adventure capital: skiing in winter, bungy and alpine hiking in summer.

• Reykjavik, Iceland

  A small northern capital used as a base for geothermal spas, waterfalls and northern lights.

• Rhodes, Greece

  A walled medieval town, long swimming season and reliable wind on the west coast.

• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

  Beaches beneath granite peaks, samba nights and one of football's great stadiums.

• Rome, Italy

  Ancient ruins, Baroque squares and Roman cooking packed into one walkable centre.

• San Francisco, United States

  Fog, hills and bay views, with wine country and redwoods within a short drive.

• Santorini, Greece

  Whitewashed villages on a volcanic caldera, sunsets at Oia and black-sand beaches below.

• Sao Paulo, Brazil

  South America's biggest city: restaurants, galleries, live music and serious football rivalries.

• Sardinia, Italy

  Caribbean-clear water, granite coastline and a mountainous interior most visitors never see.

• Seoul, South Korea

  Palaces beside skyscrapers, 24-hour food markets, bathhouses and a huge café culture.

• Seville, Spain

  Flamenco, orange trees and Moorish palaces in Andalusia's hottest, most theatrical city.

• Sicily, Italy

  Greek temples, an active volcano, strong wine country and a very long swimming season.

• Singapore, Singapore

  Hawker centres, botanical spectacle and an immaculate transit system in one tropical city-state.

• Split, Croatia

  A Roman palace turned living city centre, with island ferries and swimming spots on the doorstep.

• Stockholm, Sweden

  A capital spread over fourteen islands, with a preserved old town and an archipelago beyond.

• Sydney, Australia

  Harbour swimming, surf beaches inside the city and an outdoor life that runs most of the year.

• Tenerife, Spain

  Year-round warmth, black-sand beaches and Spain's highest volcano at the centre of the island.

• Tokyo, Japan

  Precision, neon and one of the deepest restaurant scenes on earth.

• Tulum, Mexico

  Cliff-top Mayan ruins, jungle cenotes and a beach strip built around wellness and design hotels.

• Ubud, Indonesia

  Bali's inland cultural centre: rice terraces, yoga studios, temples and jungle valleys.

• Valencia, Spain

  A relaxed Mediterranean city with a long beach, the home of paella and a park running through its centre.

• Venice, Italy

  A car-free city of canals, Byzantine mosaics and lagoon islands reached by vaporetto.

• Vienna, Austria

  Imperial palaces, coffee-house culture and classical music as a daily habit.

• Warsaw, Poland

  A rebuilt old town, strong wartime museums and a fast-moving modern food and bar scene.

• Zanzibar, Tanzania

  Indian Ocean sandbars, spice farms and the coral-stone alleys of Stone Town.

• Zurich, Switzerland

  A lakeside financial city with clean swimming, strong galleries and the Alps within reach.