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Arriving in Cádiz, you’re greeted by a city where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean. Cádiz enchants with its maze-like streets, palm-filled Plaza de San Juan de Dios, grand cathedral, and rich history dating back to Spain’s Golden Age. Take your time to soak in its atmosphere before heading inland.
On the way to Seville, you’ll pass through Jerez de la Frontera along the White Villages route. Set along the Guadalquivir River, Seville is a stunning blend of Moorish and Christian influences. The Alcázar, one of Spain’s most beautiful palaces, and the Giralda tower, a former mosque minaret, showcase this unique heritage.
With sacred and secular monuments at every turn, Seville dazzles visitors with its architectural wonders. As the saying goes, “Who has not seen Seville has missed a miracle.” Soon, you’ll understand why.

Marigot, Creole Elegance
Legend has it that in 1648, the French and the Dutch divided the island now known as Saint Martin and Sint Maarten, by scurrying off in opposite directions from a central point, claiming terrain as they walked. Spend a delightful day surveying the result as you explore Marigot, capital of the northern French half, brimming with colonial houses and bustling markets offering Creole charm and irresistible codfish fritters. Make your way up to the ruins of Fort Louis for majestic bay views and a peek at Anguilla out on the horizon. Further north, the tiny, traditional lolo restaurants of Grand Case dish out authentic fare and convivial spirit. While down on the Dutch side, casinos and duty-free bring a different kind of vibrancy to the island spirit, as do the white sands and lazy turquoise waves of Mullet Bay.

A Breath of Serenity in Copenhagen

Modern design and sustainable thinking entwine in Copenhagen, the culinary and cultural capital of a country steeped in history. City of canals, cobbles and church bells misted by the salty air of the Øresund Strait, its neighborhoods are a patchwork of architectural mastery, from the Rococo façades of Frederiksstaden and the colorful 17th-century townhouses of Nyhavn, to the contemporary lines of waterside concert halls and opera houses. Danes are some of the happiest folks in the world: follow their lead and stroll in leafy gardens, embrace hygge in cozy canal-side cafés and cool off with a plunge in the harbor. The reward is a buttery smørrebrød heaped with fresh herring or culinary artwork at Michelin-starred tables like Noma and Alchemist.