From the scenic canals and architecture to the variety of cultural offerings, the capital of the Netherlands; Amsterdam, offers a great mix of historical and modern opportunities. Known as the home to Rembrandt and Vincent Van Gogh, there are a number of art galleries and museums to visit while you stay, including the most renowned Rijksmuseum featuring 800 years of Dutch art and historical objects, as well as Stedelijk Museum for more contemporary art.

With the eclectic mix of contemporary food destinations, shops and cultural offerings, Copenhagen is one of the most alluring European cities for summer. Half an hour by train from the city centre is the coastal village of Humlebæk and the Louisiana Museum is a must-visit. Taking visual references from traditional Japanese architecture in Danish settings, the space is characterised by wooden ceilings, exposed structures and open glass windows, seamlessly blended in the outdoor nature.

Whatever you’re looking for, Lisbon has it all. From historical sites and beaches to redeveloped industrial sites and modern food scenes, the capital of Portugal will keep you busy all day long. With its collection of the history of tiles which still remain strong in Portuguese culture, Museu Nacional do Azulejo is a one-of-a-kind attraction to enjoy during your stay.

The capital of Sweden, Stockholm proves why Nordic cities are some of the most attractive places to visit and live. The city is built on 14 islands with each boasting different personalities and cultural offerings, as well as everything you’d expect from urban cities, such as stylish shops and cutting edge bars and restaurants.

Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in art, music and architecture and explore the cultural heritage, or just want to soak up the atmosphere of a traditional coffee house – the capital of Austria, Vienna has something for everyone. Every viennese district has its own museums but the highlights are the Kunsthistorisches Museum. The grand entrance is made from granite, marble and stucco, an opulent atmosphere and you can easily get lost in a number of collections. Enjoy browsing the work of famous artists such as Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Raphael, as well as decorative arts from the Habsburg dynasty.