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Get away for as little as £299pp

on one of our classic European city breaks

A few days away may not seem like a long time, but a city break may be just what you need to relax and recharge your batteries. Whether it’s culture, cuisine or adventure you’re seeking, our city breaks are the perfect way of discovering the heart of a country without the need to organise the details yourself. On a city break with Riviera Travel every little detail is planned for you, from your return Eurostar or flights, to the hotel accommodation, transfers and daily itinerary.

Our team of expert product managers have carefully crafted each of the itineraries to present you with the best experiences on offer - from the iconic Champs Élysées to the towering Belfry of Bruges.. Our city breaks are packed full of visits and guided tours with experts who can provide revealing insights into the history and culture of some of Europe’s most exciting cities, really getting under the skin of your destination. Our itineraries are also perfectly balanced with free time, so you can explore at your leisure. And of course, the industry’s best tour managers are there to accompany you throughout your holiday, so you can relax and fully immerse yourself in what will be a truly memorable experience.

With all of this is included, it's so much more than just a city break

Return travel, either by air or Eurostar

Hotel transfers

Carefully selected 3 to 4-star hotels

Daily breakfast

Services of an expert tour manager

Insightful guided tours and visits

Free time to explore

Checked luggage allowance

All local taxes

Our top picks

Unwind at a pavement café and take in the colourful sights and sounds of the Rue d’Artiste in Montmartre, Paris. Take a stroll to the imposing Sacré-Coeur basilica perched high above the city, for stunning, panoramic views of Paris. Soak up the fascinating history of Krakow at a few of the city’s 6,000 historical buildings and monuments. Lose yourself wandering the impressive Wawel castle district in Krakow, winding your way through the eclectic myriad of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings, which include the Royal Palace, the Treasury, the Armoury and the Cathedral.