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Visit this historic church to see its fine stained-glass windows and one of Europe’s largest collections of ledger stones.

This buzzing business hub is a hive of activity that caters for international crowds with its shops cafés and restaurants.

Marvel at this innovative building with a spiral design that resembles a pickled cucumber in the center of London’s skyline.

This southern Bavarian college city is one of Germany’s oldest cities and is known for its striking architecture and rich history.

Madrid’s eye-catching modern business park is comprised of the four largest towers in Spain, which were designed by some of the world’s leading architects.

Prague’s long boulevard in the heart of the New Town is the city’s historic focal point and a great place for visitors to shop and eat out.

Shop for fresh produce, attend a festival or relax with a drink and some tapas at Madrid’s popular marketplace.

Take a step away from the classic streets of Paris in this sleek, modern business district.

See Newcastle’s industrial history through the eyes of artists using ceramics, glass and watercolors in this gallery with exhibits for children.

Walk one of Russia’s most famous streets and take in the sights and sounds of central St. Petersburg.

A dazzling London hub with its brightly lit advertising hoardings are a recognisable icon of the city known around the globe.

A heady and exciting part of central London, where you\'ll find a glittering array of great shops and dazzling theatres.

This buzzing business hub is a hive of activity that caters for international crowds with its shops cafés and restaurants.

This buzzing business hub is a hive of activity that caters for international crowds with its shops cafés and restaurants.

Discover the many legends that surround this Gothic church and see the stunning 15th-century altarpiece in its colorful interior. 

This buzzing business hub is a hive of activity that caters for international crowds with its shops cafés and restaurants.

Berliners come to celebrate their city in this public square, which was completely destroyed during the Second World War and isolated during the Cold War.