Choose the city. Then choose the block.

Neon and temple bells, usually in the same trip.

A country of villages, but Paris is best treated like a set of villages too.

A small country with very different cities. London is its own planet.

Big cities, big distances. The right block matters more than the right hotel.

Ancient streets, regional kitchens and a country that rewards slowing down.

Late dinners, strong neighbourhoods and a day that runs on its own clock.

A small, flat country where the bicycle is the local language.

Big, affordable cities with hard-edged creativity and a serious café culture.

Tiles, hills and a coastline that is never far away.

A compact old city, serious beer and a growing food scene.

Two continents, ferries and a food culture that spans the day.

Desert and skyline, with a very high level of service.

A dense, fast, deeply social country with mountains at the edge of the city.

Street food, temples and a capital that never fully sleeps.

Big, orderly cities where the neighbourhood matters more than downtown.

Markets, colour and a food culture with deep regional roots.

Beaches, music and a country that is its own continent.

Late nights, beef and a café culture that stays up with you.

A continent-sized country best seen city by city, coast by coast.

Mountains, oceans and cities with a complicated, generous heart.

Medinas, mountains and food scented with cumin and orange blossom.

Imperial squares, coffee houses and mountains within a day of the capital.

Ancient stone, long lunches and a ferry map that rewards patience.

Fast trains, enormous cities and a food map that changes every province.

One city of towers and hawker centres, plus islands and rainforest beyond it.