Crowded between high cliff headlands, DIEPPE is an enjoyably small-scale port that used to be more of a resort. During the nineteenth century, Parisians came here by train to take the sea air, promenading along the front while the English...
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Though known as one of the rainiest places in rainy Norway, BERGEN has a spectacular setting among seven hills and is one of the country's most enjoyable cities. There's plenty to see, from the fine surviving medieval buildings to a series of...
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Despite its imposing setting at the point where the Nahe joins the Rhine, BINGEN is generally regarded as something of a poor relation of R¸desheim on the latter's opposite bank. Nonetheless, its star has been in the ascendant of late because...
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