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Kraków wears its history lightly. Once Poland’s royal capital, it remains unusually intact, with Gothic churches, Renaissance courtyards and baroque façades forming part of everyday life rather than a curated backdrop. Polish, Jewish and Austrian influences sit side by side, and the city rewards time rather than quick impressions.
My Town: Kraków - City guide 12...
In the 5th century, a beautiful woman fell in love with a local man called Maelon Dafodrill. Sadly, her father had already arranged her hand in marriage to someone else.
The woman was so sad she couldn’t marry the one she loved that she prayed to God for help, begging him to meet the hopes and dreams of all true lovers. He fulfilled her wish and in return...
Travel in 2026 isn’t about ticking off countries – it’s about following curiosity. It’s about finding the experiences that shift your perspective, the places that slow you down, and the hotels that feel less like accommodation and more like the key to understanding a destination. Ready to explore Europe differently in 2026?
Here are some of the most inspiring ways t...
Beach holidays are wondrous – there’s no doubting that. But there’s something about a winter mountain getaway – with its dramatic landscapes, endless adventures and cosy fires – that revitalises all the senses. Whether you’re an après-ski reveller or a luxury-loving spa bunny, here are eight of the most unique ski hotels in Europe to make the most of the season.
1....Image: Krakow, Poland
From candlelit squares to harbour fireworks and age-old rituals still shared between neighbours, New Year’s Eve across Europe has its own quiet magic. Some cities throw themselves into street-long celebrations; others keep things local, letting music, food and familiar traditions carry them over the threshold of midnight. Here are a fe...
