The Maltese archipelago is a region of remarkable landscapes, historical architecture, and three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The cities such as the baroque Valletta and the medieval Mdina unveil the island's ancient past. Valetta is home to 16th-century buildings, enlightening museums, and a stunning waterfront promenade. 

The port city of Genoa is the gateway to Italy’s glamorous riviera. Wander down its winding medieval alleyways, take in historical, Piazza Matteotti, and admire a magnificent cluster of 16th and 17th-century buildings.

Beyond the city, romantic and exclusive towns can be found nestled along the coastline, including the gelati-coloured Portofino.

Marvellous Messina, sitting pretty on Sicily’s Ionian Coast, is noted for its natural beauty and historical sites, including cathedrals, monuments, and museums.

Travel south to see stunning sea towns and villages, such as Taormina or visit the famed Mount Etna, an active volcano and a focal point in Greek Mythology.

Naples is a vibrant historical centre set around a striking harbour bay, discover architectural landmarks, masterpiece artworks, and sumptuous food and pizza.

From the city, travel further afield through the dormant volcano of Mount Vesuvius to the archaeological site of Pompeii or discover the exclusive island of Capri.

One of the iconic ports of the Mediterranean, the seaside city of Barcelona is known for its iconic architecture, colourful culture and world-class drinking and dining. 

Explore Antoni Gaudí’s surreal Sagrada Família, the famous boulevard of the Ramblas and its colourfoul food markets, the medieval Barri Gotic and the Museum Picasso.