Experience one of the most spectacular railway routes in the Alps, travelling from Tirano in northern Italy to St. Moritz in Switzerland along the legendary Bernina Line. The route climbs through dramatic mountain valleys, past crystal-clear lakes, glaciers and sweeping Alpine peaks, crossing remarkable viaducts and reaching the high point of Ospizio Bernina at 2,253 metres before descending into the Engadin Valley and St. Moritz.
The Cats of York: Watching from the Walls
York has a secret feline population hiding in plain sight. Perched above streets, tucked into old buildings and watching from rooftops, the Cats of York have become one of the city's most unusual traditions. From their origins in the early twentieth century to the later sculptures that expanded the collection, these curious figures have quietly found their place among York's ancient architecture and centuries of history.
Naples Beneath the Streets: Tunnels, Water and the Shelters of War
Beneath the busy streets of Naples lies a hidden world shaped over more than two thousand years. What began with ancient quarrying and the need for groundwater became an intricate network of aqueducts, wells and cisterns. Centuries later, these same underground spaces took on a very different role as air-raid shelters during the Second World War, while purpose-built bunkers formed part of the city's wartime defences. Today, the tunnels reveal a remarkable story of water, engineering, survival and the people who sought refuge beneath Naples when the skies above became dangerous.
Lights in the City: Wandering London at Christmastime
London transforms into a winter wonderland each December, with glittering lights stretched across streets, grand façades glowing in gold, and intricate storefronts filled with festive miniature worlds. From riverside avenues to historic squares and bustling shopping streets, the city invites visitors to wander, discover, and experience the magic of the season anew each year.
