#european-cities

#european-cities

According to the European Environment Agency, Stockholm has the cleanest air of all European capitals, with Nordic capitals dominating the top rankings. Reykjavik and Helsinki follow in second and third places, respectively.

Dublin has the highest accommodation costs in Europe, with an average of €479 for two nights at a three-star hotel, ranking it seventh most expensive overall.

Google Maps is rolling out a feature that predicts when walking or using transit will match driving times, soon available in Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Warsaw.

"Hamburg is changing all the time, it's so interesting," says Theresa Wilms, a tour guide who’s been exploring its historic nooks and modern sides.

"I made the mistake of bringing a very light jacket, and it was so chilly that walking around the city quickly became uncomfortable."

Cities like San Sebastián and Málaga not only boast rich cultural offerings but also give visitors easy access to stunning beaches, creating the perfect holiday blend.

One notable advantage of living in Munich is the city's vast central station, which acts as a major transit hub offering direct train connections to various cities in Bavaria and major European destinations. Travelers can find endless options throughout the day and night, making it a convenient launch pad for both domestic and international travels.