An overnight train trip to Brisbane is reminiscent of a business class flight.
It is possible to see the Colosseum, St Peter's Basilica, the Eiffel Tower, Tower Bridge, Neuschwanstein Castle, the Taj Mahal and the Great Wall of China all in one place.
As is often the way in Seoul, the new has trumped the old.
The displays here have mentions of Winnie the Pooh, Paddington, Rupert, Goldilocks' ursine adversaries, and the scary Bear Under the Stairs.
This eatery couldn't be more Portuguese if it tried – but we're not in Portugal.
Walking along El Prado, the central avenue of San Diego's Balboa Park, I can hardly believe which country I'm in.
Hamburg is still rocking with the Beatles on this tour.
Chef Bogdan Galazka's turf is the Gothic Cafe & Restaurant within Poland's 13th century Malbork Castle.
Ride a 19th-century gold-rush train that goes from "nowhere to nowhere" for a unique view of this remote corner of Australia.
Curious foodies are buckling up for a minibus tour of the Melbourne's vegan hotspots.
The Welsh village of Portmeirion with its famous Stone Boat, Italianate buildings, bizarre statuary and borrowed architectural bits and bobs awakens a child-like glee.
A walking tour gives visitors an insight into this northern British city's musical pedigree.