Coffee

Croatia's capital: museums, cafés, and a compact upper town. Zagreb is underrated.

Coffee, books, and bridges over a river. Portland is a mid‑sized city known for its indie vibe, food carts, and nearby forests.

East coast beaches, coffee streets, and nearby mountains. Gangneung is a quieter Korean seaside.

Coffee, tech, and a skyline that often sits under low clouds. Seattle is a city of drizzle, evergreen trees, and cosy neighbourhood cafés.

Cool peaks, coffee estates, and hiking to the island's highest point.

Student city with cafes, functionalist gems, and a castle hill. Brno is Prague’s relaxed cousin.

Cobblestones under volcanoes. Antigua plus nearby highlands are ruins, coffee, and views.

Valparaíso Hills, Chile — steep streets, funiculars, and street-art on the Pacific.

Cool highlands, pine forests, and lakes. Da Lat is Vietnam’s hill‑station escape from tropical heat, with a slightly quirky feel.

Highland town with colourful houses and indigenous markets. San Cristóbal is cool, cobbled, and political.

Bogotá, Colombia — high-altitude capital with Botero sculptures, a gold museum, and endless coffee.

A Central European gem: baroque and Renaissance facades, an obsessive coffee culture, and churches and cobblestones at every turn. Check current travel advisories before visiting.

Seattle Pike Place, USA — market, coffee, and waterfront in the Emerald City.

A Polish-Austrian past, cobbled streets, and a café on every corner. Lviv is charm and resilience.

African capital of Italianate and Art Deco buildings.