Your journey to Faroe Islands

Diamond capital of the world, Antwerp has long attracted lovers of high fashion, art and all things glamorous. The city hums with creativity, from the Rubens masterpieces that hang in the city's opule…

With three rivers that feed a maze of waterways and canals, Hamburg has been dubbed the "Venice of the north" (with six times as many bridges). The city has its roots in Maritime history, but also in …

Aarhus, the second biggest city in Denmark, is a Viking-founded coastal centre. Today, it's a modern hub known for its vibrant café scene and cultural landmarks, like the ARoS Art Museum, recognisable…

Famous for the old towns of Tinganes and Reyn, with their turf-lined timber houses, Tórshavn sits on Streymoy island and is the capital of the Faroe Islands. The town has a thriving cultural scene, wi…

Klaksvík is the second-largest town in the Faroe Islands, sitting on the island of Borðoy. It remains a major fishing hub, home to a modern fleet and the country's only brewery, Föroya Bjór. The town'…

Famous for the old towns of Tinganes and Reyn, with their turf-lined timber houses, Tórshavn sits on Streymoy island and is the capital of the Faroe Islands. The town has a thriving cultural scene, wi…

Often topping the lists of the world's most liveable cities, Copenhagen is just as great for visitors. Explore it like the locals – on two wheels – via the many cycle routes that criss-cross the capit…

Capital of the German region of Lower Saxony, Hannover (also spelt Hanover) is less touristy than other northern cities such as Berlin and Hamburg, but with its centennial history starting in the 11th…

The capital and most populous city of The Netherlands, Amsterdam is known for its art, colourful architecture and myriad canals. It's also packed with fascinating museums and independent shops, and ha…