Bilbao: The old town

Brimming with culture, history, art and exceptionally good food, there's so much more to this Basque city than its most iconic building, the Guggenheim.

Wells

England's smallest city boasts a spectacular cathedral, an old Bishop's Palace, a picturesque medieval close and a series of wells.

Gloucester Cathedral

One of England's great ecclesiastical buildings, Gloucester Cathedral boasts picture-perfect cloisters, a tranquil garden and some of the finest stained glass in the country.

Angles-sur-l’Anglin

Situated around the idyllic River Anglin, this charming village is home to picture-perfect medieval buildings, a ruined cliff-top castle and a series of 14,000-year-old Paleolithic cave sculptures.

Montreuil-Bellay

The beautiful, medieval castle of Montreuil-Bellay has quite the storied history. It's still inhabited, so it can only be visited by guided tour.

Parthenay

Situated in a bend in the River Thouet, this fortified town in the Nouvelles-Aquitaine boasts timber-clad houses, a ruined castle, medieval gates and striking churches.

Cardiff Castle

Boasting Roman ruins, a Norman keep and a lavishly ornate Victorian stately home, Cardiff Castle isn't your usual Welsh fortress.

Milan: Duomo

One of the world's largest and most impressive cathedrals, Milan's ornate Duomo took five centuries to complete. Be sure to visit the incredible roof terraces.

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