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SUN, SEA AND SPQR: SPLIT CITY GUIDE

The second-largest city in Croatia and the largest city in the region of Dalmatia, Split is one of the jewels of the Adriatic.

Just half an hour south of Tokyo, this large port city has a rich international history that’s seen in its culture and food.

As the capital and largest city in Poland, Warsaw is among the most fascinating cities in Europe with a rich and complex history.

Japan’s capital city and the world’s largest metropolis, Tokyo is a vibrant, modern city of cities steeped in tradition and eccentricity.

There’s more to do and see in Rome than possible to enjoy in just one lifetime.

The second largest city in Japan with a population twice that of London, Osaka is a bustling metropolis with a rich history.

Although it may be one of the smallest countries on the planet, don’t be deceived by Malta’s size.

The second largest island in the Maltese archipelago, Gozo is home to among the most beautiful and delicious offerings in Malta.

Japan’s first capital Nara is an ancient and unique city filled with temples, shrines and deer, guaranteed to be a memorable visit.

Once named the gastronomic capital of France, Lyon has long had a fantastic reputation for food.

The capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana is among the most attractive cities in Europe.

The third largest city in France and the capital of the Rhone-Alpes region, Lyon is a must-visit city renowned for its gastronomy.

As one of the oldest cities in the world (over 3,400 years old), Athens is regarded as the birthplace of classical Greece and Western...

Kyoto was Japan’s ancient capital for over 1,000 and as such, it is home to Japan’s largest concentration of cultural landmarks.

Scotland’s capital city and one of the most beautiful cities on earth, Edinburgh is a fantastic city with something to offer to everyone.

Kyoto is internationally famed for being at the heart of Japanese culture and traditions and this is evident in its cuisine.

Nestled by the Pacific coast, Kamakura is an easily accessible city with an array of historical and impressive temples and shrines.

The Slovak capital of Bratislava appears to be overlooked by foodie travellers to Central Europe, but they do so at their loss.

Although it’s one of Europe’s smaller capitals, the Slovak capital of Bratislava packs an impressive punch.

Away from the major attractions there are little explored museums, intriguing reminders of a dark past and the incredibly odd.