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Touring Europe is also something you can do all year round, so knowing the weather conditions of some of the places you may visit would be a bonus.

Kraków is a beautiful cultural city in southern Poland best known for its well-preserved medieval buildings and Jewish quarter, as well as many other wonderful sights.

If you want to get a truly authentic insight into the local culture of your destination, you’ll love Trafalgar's hand-picked Insider Experiences.

Classed as an UNESCO World Heritage Site, Florence is one of the most visited places in the world, attracting  millions of tourists each year who come via coach tours to see the amazing architecture and monuments, and abundance of museums and art galleries bulging with Renaissance art.

Britain has some pretty amazing sights to see, but also some very interesting, lesser known tourist attractions - hop on a coach tour to find those fascinating places and discover something new.

Travel is one of the best ways to broaden our minds and enrich our lives, and to do this, we explore our environment in as many places as we can, either on our own or from guided holidays. If we travel responsibly, we leave a positive impact, which creates a positive image of visitors, encouraging the growth of travel and tourism as a whole.

Tipping has become increasingly widespread in all areas of the service industry, particularly in restaurants, cafes, bars and taxis worldwide. The UK is no different, but knowing when to tip and how much can be confusing.

There are many good reasons to visit Italy. Experience extraordinary architecture, remarkable works of art, fascinating history, as well as delicious cuisine and glorious natural beauty. Italy also has the greatest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites in the world, and is top of the list for world-class tourist attractions.

Travelling on a coach tour is by far the easiest way to travel solo, as well as enjoying all the other benefits of a holiday designed to cater for your every need.

Following the UK's vote to leave the European Union, the pound has fallen to its lowest level in more than 30 years against the dollar, and the euro is not far behind. This makes Britain a bargain for overseas visitors.