Wine destinations

Chile's sophisticated capital, a valley metropolis of leafy barrios and rooftop bars framed by the snowy Andes.

A gloriously ramshackle port city where century-old funiculars climb hills stacked with rainbow houses and street art.

The world's adventure capital on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, where bungy jumps and jet boats meet jaw-dropping alpine scenery.

A show-stopping coastal city beneath Table Mountain, where beaches, vineyards and dramatic capes meet a buzzing food scene.

The heart of the Cape Winelands, an oak-shaded university town of Cape Dutch architecture and world-class wine estates.

One of the world's most isolated cities, blessed with sun-drenched beaches, riverside parks and nearby wine country.

An elegant, festival-loving city ringed by parklands and Australia's most celebrated wine regions.

France's gastronomic capital, a Renaissance city of hidden passageways where two rivers meet.

An elegant wine capital of golden 18th-century facades along the curving Garonne river.

The cradle of the Renaissance, packed with world-class art, Tuscan food and a marble-clad cathedral.

A romantic Roman-era city of pink marble, home to a working arena and Juliet's fabled balcony.

A Basque seaside jewel ringed by a scallop-shaped bay and renowned for pintxos bars.

A reinvented Basque industrial city, transformed by Frank Gehry's shimmering titanium Guggenheim.

Hilly bay city of cable cars, fog-wrapped bridges and the tech-fuelled northern California coast.