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Rock star: the city's scenic waterfront

48 Hours in: Valletta

Inside the ancient walls of Malta's charming capital, a transformation is taking place, with dramatic new buildings joining the city's alluring mix

Quay player: the medieval harbour at Bryggen

48 Hours In: Bergen

Norway's scenic second city shines with colourful clapboard houses, quaint cafés and a dramatic fjord-flecked coastline, discovers Nick Boulos

Capture the castle: the Alhambra Palace

48 Hours In: Granada

After three years with no direct links from the UK, Andalucia's ancient Moorish outpost is back on the flight map. Laura Holt jets off to southern Spain

Shop-stop: Winter Park is full of boutiques and cafés

48 Hours In: Orlando

Jump on board for a rollercoaster ride through Florida's theme park capital. Chris Leadbeater swings by rope courses, laser games and adventure golf

High and mighty: Edinburgh Castle and city skyline

48 Hours In: Edinburgh

Scotland's beautiful capital is packed with culture and intrigue, says Simon Calder. To see it at its best go now, before the festival crowds take over

Suspend disbelief: Clifton's landmark bridge

48 Hours In: Bristol

This historic harbour city is about to be invaded by giant decorated dogs – which is just the excuse you need for a visit, says Fred Mawer

Go Dutch: the newly re-opened Rijksmuseum

48 Hours In: Amsterdam

The Dutch capital is back in full swing this summer, thanks to the reopening of its top museums. Simon Calder joins the celebration

48 Hours In: New York

From dive bars to rooftop clubs and cult restaurants, the Big Apple is still on top, says Mark C O'Flaherty

Bay watch: the ancient walls look over the city

48 Hours In: Thessaloniki

Friendly, beautiful and with a wealth of cultural attractions, Greece's second city is better connected to the UK than ever before, says Simon Calder

48 Hours In: Basel

As Switzerland's artistic hub prepares to host its renowned fair, Anthony Lambert explores a city rich in culture, cuisine and architecture

High and mighty: charming Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila

48 Hours In: Ibiza

Enjoy the White Isle's boutiques, bars and beaches before the crowds descend, says Lucinda Baring

Flag up: Bodnath Stupa

48 Hours In: Kathmandu

Sixty years after the first successful ascent of Everest, Sue Watt finds ancient temples, royal palaces and rooftop restaurants in the Nepalese capital

Go for gold: gilded domes poke out from the skyline

48 Hours In: Kiev

Spring has arrived in the Ukrainian capital, shining fresh light on the city's cache of cathedrals, museums and glorious green spaces, says Nick Boulos

48 Hours In: Tokyo

Visit Tokyo in the springtime and enjoy the city's colourful festivals, buzzing markets and impressive temples, says Emma Love

Flowered up: spotsof colour along a Petite-France canal

48 Hours In: Strasbourg

Spring has come to France's Alsatian capital, whose mix of Germanic and Gallic charm is now easier to reach with new flights, says Margaret Campbell

 
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