With the Eurostar now running a service from London to Amsterdam, it’s easier than ever to visit the Dutch capital. Fast becoming one of the most cultural cities for a weekend escape, there are a multitude of museums, buzzy cafés and delicious restaurants to discover.

It’s impossible not to fall in love with the “Venice of the North” after a few days spent careening your bicycle over picturesque bridges in search of your next glass of wine. For those who feel they have matured beyond canalside drinking, these modish cocktail bars are just the ticket.

If you’re looking to escape somewhere with rich history, picturesque settings and delicious dining options, Verona is for you.

When it comes to New York City, Brooklyn is one of the most diverse boroughs to visit. Technically speaking, it’s larger than Manhattan and is full of bustling neighbourhoods that are uncharted by the average tourist.

Marrakech is a one-of-a-kind destination that is rising to the top of everyone’s bucket list, thanks to its heady sights, vibrant markets, restaurants and gardens. Located in the north-west of Morocco in Northern African, Marrakech has a hot and dry climate all year-round, making it the perfect destination for some winter sun.

There is no doubt about it, New York City is teeming with culture. With dozens of museums and cultural institutions covering a wide range of topics, the city has become to be known as a nexus for all things art.

One of the most-loved things about New York has always been its wide array of cuisines. From upscale steakhouses to 100-year old dining establishments, the city that never sleeps has something for every palate.

Although Summer begins in June, its beach outings, to firework viewings and upstate getaways, here are just some of the ways you can spend the holiday in New York City.