The capital of Andalusia wins plaudits from T+L readers for its “lively waterfront,” “delicious tapas,” and “beautiful architecture.” But Seville’s most enchanting aspect was its warm, engaging residents
Sure, Rome has its hills — but the Portuguese capital’s gradations are nothing to sneeze at. More than a few readers commented on the workouts they had exploring the city.
“If the world was a school,” one reader writes, “Madrid is the cool kid.” According to another, “The love for life runs in blood and it is absolutely contagious.
“Our recent visit to Barcelona was nothing short of a love affair with a city that effortlessly blends history, culture, and a vibrant contemporary spirit.
The Eternal City never ceases to be alluring,” writes one reader, “from its exquisite architecture and historic sites to its dining, shopping, and simply strolling its charming streets and piazzas.
This much-loved city, almost two hours’ drive from the Douro Valley wine region, is praised by readers for its walkable downtown, romantic cafes, and robust nightlife.
Last year, Florence was bested from its position atop this list by Istanbul; this year, Florence has battled its way back to the top. No matter: readers continue to fall in love with this enchanting Turkish city.
this sunny beach town on the Costa del Sol. But while Marbella’s Old Town offers whitewashed buildings and flower-festooned balconies right out of central casting
Overlooking the sheltered La Concha Beach, this small Basque city beguiles with its buzzing urban beach and narrow streets lined with historic architecture.
Is it the cobblestone streets, the ocean views, the overflowing fruit stalls at the open-air markets
he Tuscan capital as the best city in Europe. “Florence is amazing,” writes one voter, “rich in history and definitely a place for romance. The food is delightful and the people are the salt of the earth.