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The yellow 28E tram is a symbol of Lisbon, a must-ride for many first-time visitors. But as tourist numbers swell, this once-essential transport is becoming a frustrating bottleneck for residents, raising questions about sustainable tourism in the city.

Dating back more than a century, quiosques de refresco are a unique and cherished part of Lisbon life. Katie Wright meets the people leading the revival of these iconic kiosks in some of the city’s most authentic al fresco spots.

Known for its pristine beaches and rugged interior, Greece’s largest island is also one of the country’s most culturally rich. Discover new reasons to visit this year, reported by Nessa Humayun.

Explore the wonders of Morocco’s Atlas Mountains region, where breathtaking landscapes, rich Amazigh culture, and thrilling adventures await.

Santorini, with its whitewashed houses and stunning vistas, is among Greece’s most visited islands. While its iconic sights are often crowded, there’s much to explore off the beaten path. Discover fresh reasons to visit in Nessa Humayun’s guide.

Grand yet intimate, modern but traditional, Madrid has preserved the best of old-school Spain with its vibrant tapas bars, deep cultural reverence and dynamic social life, while embracing contemporary architecture and world-class services.

Imagine scaling an active volcano – by train! In Sicily, a historic narrow gauge railway runs all around Mount Etna, connecting the villages on its slopes up to an altitude of 1,000 meters.

Renowned for its rugged coastline, the Algarve has long been a favorite summer destination for Europeans. But this region of southern Portugal is more than just sun-soaked beaches: discover ten reasons to travel now, from scenic hikes to starred cuisine.

Eclectic galleries, jazz music festivals and creative spaces have drawn artists to Essaioura for decades, making this city on Morocco’s Atlantic coast a place to rediscover over and over again.

From the 3,000-year-old archeological remains of Gadir to the Baroque splendor of Cathedral de la Santa Cruz: maritime history, Andalusian culture and coastal charm come together in Cádiz, where a tradition of exploration defines the city’s identity.