The Castle of St Peter built from the Mausoleum's stones, wooden gulet cruises and the Aegean nightlife.
Nissi beach and the sea caves by day, the clubbing capital of the eastern Mediterranean by night.
Roman mosaics, the Tombs of the Kings and the rock where Aphrodite came ashore.
Estonia's summer capital: a long sandy beach, spa hotels and wooden villas.
A 12-kilometre sand beach, an old pirate town on a rock and the Ada Bojana river island.
Lycian rock tombs above the harbour, the Blue Lagoon at Oludeniz and paragliding off Babadag.
The oldest city in Western Europe, founded by Phoenicians, with Carnival, beaches and the Atlantic on three sides.
Santa Barbara castle above Postiguet beach and the palm-lined Explanada, the Costa Blanca capital.
The walled corsair city of Brittany, rebuilt stone by stone after 1944, with the biggest tides in Europe.
Norway's summer city on the south coast, with the zoo and Fiskebrygga fish quay.
Where two seas meet at the tip of Jutland, in the light that drew the Skagen painters.
Where European surfing began in 1957 — Napoleon III's beach resort on the Basque coast.
Dylan Thomas's 'ugly, lovely town', with the Gower Peninsula's beaches on the doorstep.
The pebble beach, the Palace Pier and the Royal Pavilion, an Indian-style palace built for a Regency prince.
La Concha bay, pintxos bars in the old town and more Michelin stars per head than anywhere else.
Pastel houses inside 13th-century walls above two sandy beaches on the Pembrokeshire coast.
River-beach city near the Jesuit ruins.
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