Taiwan's old capital: Dutch forts, hundreds of temples and the best street food on the island.
Kobe beef, a harbour between the mountains and the sea, and the night view from Mount Rokko.
Riverside colonial town famous for its pepper, with the abandoned hill station of Bokor above.
Old-town white coffee, colonial shophouses with street art and cave temples in the limestone hills.
Constantine the Great's birthplace, the Ottoman Skull Tower and Serbia's capital of grilled meat.
The first Ottoman capital under Mount Uludag: the Green Mosque, the silk bazaar and Iskender kebab.
Painted moliceiro boats on the canals, Art Nouveau facades and ovos moles egg sweets.
The pistachio and baklava capital of Turkey and the Zeugma museum of Roman mosaics.
The seafood capital of Scotland and the ferry port for Mull, Iona and the Hebrides.
The oldest Dutch city, on the Meuse between Belgium and Germany, where the EU treaty was signed in 1992.
La Concha bay, pintxos bars in the old town and more Michelin stars per head than anywhere else.
Britain's second city has more canal miles than Venice, the Balti Triangle and Peaky Blinders' Black Country next door.
A fishing town of pubs and trad sessions at the end of the Dingle Peninsula, the westernmost point of Europe.
The capital of the Dukes of Burgundy: mustard, the Owl trail through the old town and the Cote d'Or vineyards south.
Beach famous for bake-and-shark.
Buzzing night market and street food.
Nutmeg, cocoa and cinnamon estates on the "Isle of Spice", with tastings and chocolate factories.
Flower-lined route of villages and coffee.
Historic market in old Kuwait City.
Restored market of spices and falcons.
Lantern-lit hillside tea-house town.
Technicolour district of temples, spice shops and the Tekka Centre hawker stalls.
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