Discover a land shaped by vivid imagination, world-class galleries, and architectural masterpieces. Throughout the area, stunning design spans centuries, from the opulent, hand-painted interiors of Victorian Gothic castles to the bold, modern architecture of the waterfront.
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Malaga is a true city of culture. Birthplace of Pablo Picasso, with many world class museums, including the Picasso, Treasures from the Hermitage St. Petersburg, The Cube, exhibiting 20th C. paintings from the Pompidou Centre Paris, the Museo del Vidroy Cristal showing wonderful glass and the Thyssen Museum and Gallery.
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History, art, and food reign supreme in Parma and Mantua (Mantova), once two of Italy’s wealthiest dukedoms.
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Glasgow is Scotland’s biggest metropolis, and arguably its most energetic. Built on an industrial past, Glasgow has spent the last few decades emerging from its less than favourable reputation with a swagger and warmth that is unique to the city.
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Sicily is an ancient intersection of Mediterranean civilisations, with its strategic position resulting in a wealth of cultural influences: a treasure trove of history and art with layers of diverse architecture waiting to be explored.
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The Isle of Man’s rugged hills and craggy cliffs rise from the Irish Sea with an intense and candid allure.
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Germany
Glamorous yet gritty, vibrant and varied, cultural and cosmopolitan: the cutting edge capital of Germany has risen like a phoenix from the flames. Berlin was the stage for many historic events of the twentieth century
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