Seasons & Episodes
Amsterdam
Less hectic and imposing than a metropolis, Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands. Welcoming, pleasant and focused
Barcelona
Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain and the economic capital of Catalonia. It is famous for its rich architect
Brussels
When we arrive in Brussels we think we are going to visit a large metropolis and we discover a city of human size. We th
Budapest
They call Budapest the pearl of the Danube. Considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, it has numerous monum
Lisbon
After going through a serious economic crisis in the early 2000s, Lisbon once again became one of the main tourist desti
London
The appeal of London is hard to resist. This cosmopolitan and electric metropolis offers so many alternatives that every
Prague
Prague is a very cosmopolitan city. The capital of the Czech Republic is located in the heart of Europe. After the Velve
Rome
Capital of the Roman Empire during Antiquity, seat of the Vatican, cradle of the Renaissance, Rome, the eternal city, ne
Athens
Athens is an amazing city. A hub in full renaissance after the economic recession of recent years. The capital of Greece
Berlin
Berlin, located in northeastern Germany, has a perimeter of almost 45 km, eight times the size of Paris, and a populatio
Copenhagen
Capital of Denmark, Copenhagen, knew how to enter modernity without giving up the charm of its old neighborhoods, nor sa
Dublin
Dublin is a port city situated on the east coast of the Irish Sea, at the mouth of the River Liffey. A capital on a huma
Helsinki
Built on a peninsula surrounded by archipelagos, Helsinki is a city open to the Baltic Sea where nature is omnipresent.
Stockholm
Valencia, with more than two thousand years of history, is an important tourist enclave in Mediterranean Spain. What mak
Valence
Valencia, with more than two thousand years of history, is an important tourist enclave in Mediterranean Spain. What mak
Vienna
Anyone who wants to understand Central Europe must spend two or three days in Vienna to retrace the historical thread an