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Top rated city breaks outside the US
The US has no shortage of fantastic cities to explore, but if you’re looking to travel a little further afield then why not consider one of these once in a lifetime urban adventures?
Rome: The Italian capital has everything necessary for a perfect city break: beautiful architecture, a thriving cultural scene, innumerate historical sites and a plethora of pavement cafes, perfect for resting your feet when the sightseeing all gets too much. Add some of the best shopping in the world and a wealth of both luxury and budget accommodation, and it’s no surprise that this is among the world’s top-rated holiday destinations.
Paris: If romance is on the cards, then Paris is the only choice. In addition to world-famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral, the city offers something more elusive; charm. Tourists can wander through winding backstreets, explore local markets, experience the cultural delights of museums such as the Louvre and dine on exquisite French cuisine. A visit to the City of Lights and Love needn’t cost the world either – travel companies like Cresta holidays offer all-inclusive Paris city breaks from only £179 per person, including a free Eurostar upgrade.
Prague: In the past decade, Prague has risen from relative obscurity to become one of the most visited cities in Europe. Nowadays, the Czech capital has plenty to offer tourists, from a superb opera house to a maze of alleyways lined with lively bars and cafes. There’s no need to spend a small fortune to enjoy your visit to Prague – simply go for a ramble around the old town and soak up the atmosphere.
Venice: Renaissance architecture, pastel-coloured buildings and serene blue canals combine to make this iconic city something truly special. Its old-world atmosphere and faded charm create a magic that distinguishes it from other European cultural centres – but if your taste runs to the modern then there’s no shortage of up-market boutique shops and pavement cafes to enjoy as well. The best way to see Venice is by Canal, so take a river taxi or hire a gondola to make the most of your trip