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Zaragoza: Spain’s Hidden Gem

Midway between Barcelona and Madrid, Zaragoza seems under the radar. But this city is worth a visit thanks to its heritage and monuments.

While winter in Amsterdam can be shivering, it is a surprisingly pleasing time to explore the wonder of the IJ River.

Boasting a riverine location, Dresden is often called Elbflorenz, or “Florence on the Elbe”, thanks to numerous renowned museums and art collections.

Madrid is a city of elegant boulevards, gorgeous mansions, and manicured parks. It is also renowned for its fantastic food scene.

Hamburg is the “City of Water”. From the Elbe River, the Alster Lake to numerous canals, the maritime spirit infuses the entire port town.

Looking at the vast green landscape of Luxembourg Old Town, it is hard to believe that you are standing at the heart of a metropolis.

Between the Rhine and Moselle rivers in southwestern Germany, there is a land known as “the state of root and wine”, or Rhineland-Palatinate.

The land of Sichuan boasts some overwhelming man-made beauties in which human elements have been skillfully integrated with nature.

Tucked between towering mountains and a mirror-like lake, Hallstatt is so surreal that you feel like stepping into a fairy tale.

Nestled in the heart of Europe, Basel has long been a cultural centre. The city is known for its art museums and beautiful architectures.

The valley of Jiuzhaigou is famous for its breathtaking landscape, with crystal clear lakes, lush green forests, and snowed-capped mountains.

Despite its “hi-tech” identity, Hanover is full of history and cultural charms which are only visible to those with patience and a keen eye.

With an incredibly beautiful Old Town setting against the backdrop of the majestic Alps, Salzburg is a perfect stage for any show.

Wine is not the only thing you can find in fertile Burgundy. The region offers various cultural experiences, from history to culinary art.