INTERLAKEN isn't much more than its long main street, Hˆheweg , with a train station at each end. It has little to amuse the trippers passing through on their way to the mountains, save for the cafÈs and hotel bars lining Hˆheweg and some...
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BAEZA is tiny, compact and provincial, with a perpetual Sunday air about it. At its heart are the Plaza Mayor - in fact comprised of two linked plazas, the Plaza de la ConstitucÌon at the southern end with a garden, and the smaller Plaza de EspaÒa...
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A tradition of freethinking that dates back to the eighteenth century gives KESZTHELY a sense of superiority over other resorts, and its university ensures that life isn't wholly taken over by tourism. Perched at the far western tip of the...
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