A short stop on our coach trip through Portugal, Óbidos offered a perfect bite-sized slice of history and charm. Think medieval walls, tiled churches, scenic viewpoints, and a sweet shot of Ginja to top it off.

Here’s a taste of my Lisbon trip with flaky pastéis de nata, smoky cuttlefish, juicy bifanas and more. Just honest, simple bites that made me fall for the city’s food scene.

Got just two hours in Lisbon? Perfect. This easy, mostly downhill walking loop takes you from the buzzing Rossio Square up to some of the city’s best viewpoints, historic neighborhoods, and iconic landmarks - all wrapped up with a traditional shot of ginginha served in a chocolate cup. Whether you’re a first-timer or just looking for a quick but rich Lisbon fix, this guided stroll will have you falling for the city’s charm, hills and all.

We stopped in Vila Nova de Gaia for a port tasting at Burmester, one of the oldest and most respected port houses. After sampling a crisp white and a smooth tawny, I actually know what I’d order at a wine bar — and even bought a bottle to take home.

Discover Luxembourg City with this self‑guided 2‑hour walking loop. Starting and ending at Gare Centrale, explore top sights like Notre-Dame Cathedral, Pont Adolphe, and the Grund.

Explore Larnaca’s top sights on a relaxing two-hour walk. Discover history, culture, and hidden gems along the beautiful Cyprus coast.

I only had two hours in Córdoba, so I created this easy walking loop from Torre de la Calahorra. It let me see the Roman Bridge, wander the Judería, and step inside the stunning Mezquita‑Cathedral — all on foot and at a relaxed pace.

Two nights in Carcassonne gave us more than medieval walls and cobblestones. The real highlight was diving into traditional French dishes that felt like a warm hug on a plate. From accidental bakery refuge to hearty cassoulet dinners, here’s what we ate and loved in this historic town.

Walk Carcassonne in just two hours! This loop from the train station takes you past the Canal du Midi, Pont Vieux, and the medieval cité — perfect for a quick trip.

Pressed for time in Andorra? This scenic two-hour loop from the main bus station lets you soak up mountain views, historic charm, public art, and a bit of shopping — all on foot. From Jaume Plensa’s poetic sculptures to the Romanesque Church of Sant Esteve and a surprise Salvador Dalí, you’ll wander through cobbled lanes, modern streets, and green parks.

Only have a couple of hours in Malta’s capital? Valletta is small but packed with charm. Here’s my two‑hour walking route through golden streets, stunning views, and hidden corners — plus pro tips to make the most of your visit.