59 h. ago European city break next to mountains, forests and the sea less than £100 per person

If you're looking for a mix of everything all in one trip, this could be the perfect deal

Economics

4 d. ago European city break hotspot is 'cheapest place to buy beer' at just 65p a bottle

While the UK barely made the top 100 for cheapest beer locations, the good news is, cheap pints are just a short flight away. So here's where you need to head to

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4 d. ago Swansea City talent jets out to seal loan deal with European club

The youngster is poised to head out on a season-long loan

Economics

4 d. ago Underrated European city lets you visit three countries in one day

Tourists can tick off three countries in less than a day thanks to the quirky city which is home to three borders - and there's even one spot where you can walk through them in minutes

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5 d. ago Europe's 'most gorgeous city' is cheap, safe and unique – but often overlooked

A travel expert has shared a video of the European city he believes is the most beautiful on the continent – and he claims it's somewhere you've probably never even Googled

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7 d. ago Cheap European city two hours from the UK with 'so much to discover'

Planning your next weekend getaway? This affordable European city has age-old historic buildings, rich culture and a fascinating collection of gnomes for tourists to track down

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9 d. ago 'I flew 1,500 miles to the European city people warned me not to visit'

Not so much a diamond in the rough but a gem waiting for more people to explore it

Events

1 week ago Discover the 'blissfully quiet' side to this stunning European city

Travel expert Kate Wickers visits Bruges and finds out why the pretty city is perfect for a weekend break, plus accommodation for all budgets.

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2 w. ago Gorgeous European city as pretty as Amsterdam but without the crowds

The Dutch city of Leiden is just 25 miles south of Amsterdam, and is packed with canals and stunning architecture - but without the crowds

Politics

2 w. ago Moyes confident hungry Jack Grealish can bring excitement back to Everton

Winger in contention to feature at LeedsMoyes: ‘He thinks he’s got a little bit to prove’David Moyes has said Jack Grealish’s determination to relaunch his career and prove people wrong in the process convinced him that the Manchester City outcast could bring excitement back to Everton.Grealish is “looking fabulous, in great shape” and in contention to feature in Everton’s Premier League opener at Leeds on Monday, according to Moyes, despite not playing in pre‑season having fallen out of favour under Pep Guardiola. The 29-year-old started only seven league games for City last season and was left out of their 27-man squad for the Club World Cup this summer. He was also omitted from the England squad last summer for the European Championship after losing his place following City’s 2023 treble-winning campaign. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Europe's safest city is a seaside gem and it's a sunny Mediterranean spot

One popular European city has been named the safest place to visit, according to new research

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3 w. ago 'Hidden European gem' is 'world's most liveable city' and great for cycling

A study from Oxford Economics has named the 10 top cities offering to the highest quality of life to residents, and the top spot goes to a gem in the French Alps

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3 w. ago 'Hidden gem' city is the most walkable in the world and a UK tourist favourite

Skyscanner has named the most walkable cities in the world for 2025, with a European city taking the top spot

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3 w. ago European city 'on brink of collapse' as mass tourism makes it completely 'unliveable'

The popular city has been plagued by mass tourism in recent years, with the millions of annual visitors leading to a host of problems for locals as they say the city is on the brink of collapse

Society

3 w. ago 'Disgusting' European city 'on brink of collapse' as mass tourism makes it 'unliveable'

The popular city has long been overrun by tourists, with many residents saying it is now on the brink of collapse due to 'mass tourism' and 'crazy prices' in the region

Society

3 w. ago Swansea City 'launch bid' for European striker as Kone move stalls

Reports suggest Swansea have launched an offer

Events

4 w. ago ‘Poetry pulled me out of the abyss’: keeping culture alive in Kharkiv – picture essay

Eastern Ukraine’s biggest city is unsettlingly close to the Russian border and vulnerable to missile strikes, but there is a determination to maintain a cultural life, and a poetry festival is testament to the resilience and creativity of its peopleThe city of Kharkiv, just 18 miles from the Russian border, is a paradoxical mix of tended-to and broken. Public sculptures are wrapped and coddled in sandbags to protect them from missiles. Flowerbeds in parks are punctiliously maintained. The life of the streets is several notches quieter than you would expect from a European country’s second city – and yet, bookshops, coffee shops and restaurants are open and doing a steady business.People browsing the books at Pochaina market Continue reading...

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