The city of Stockholm is built across 14 archipelago islands in the Baltic Sea and is Sweden's cultural and political capital. Founded in 1252, this more than 700-year-old city is a marvel of stunning gothic architecture, twisting canals and friendly locals. With a myriad of unique districts and dozens of sites for the eager to explore, a trip to Stockholm can be daunting for the unprepared, especially those on a backpackers budget. So here is our perfect guide to help backpackers discover all of the best budget-friendly sites and activities Stockholm has to offer.

Dunwich is a civil parish set along the historic Suffolk Coast and has become known by many as the lost city of England. Once a vast and thriving medieval port city, Dunwich was the former capital of the ancient Saxon kingdom of East Anglia, with over 3000 residents living here in 1086. Dunwich saw the great Viking invasion of England, wars with its neighbours and eons of history before much of the city was destroyed by violent storms which submerged its ancient cobbled streets. Today, you can now explore the village's expanse of protected woodlands and forest, walk along its world-class beach and learn more about its fascinating past at the areas local museum. With so much to see and do in England's real-life lost Atlantis, here is the perfect guide to exploring the lost city of Dunwich!

Oktoberfest is the largest beer festival in the world, celebrating all things liquid gold and drawing in around 7 million visitors to Munich annually. The Oktoberfestivities in Munich begin on the 17th of September and runs for 16 days until the 3rd of October. The festival sees 34 vast beer tents and a range of fairground attractions, music stages, and food markets set up throughout the area. With so much to see and do across Munich during Oktoberfest it's easy to feel a little overwhelmed. Which is why we have put together this guide to help any beer-loving visitor to Munich properly enjoy this two-century-old folk festival.

The city of love, lights and wine, Paris is the capital of France and is well known for its bustling cityscape, impressive monuments and sweeping boulevards. With over 2 million residents, it is easy to feel a little lost in this enormous city. With many visitors touring only the classic sites such as the Eiffel Tower and the Arc De Triomphe, it is easy to miss some of the many unique and rarely seen gems found in Paris. So, to help newbie visitors truly discover this European metropolis, we have put together the perfect guide for eager adventurers looking to explore the many unique treasures found scattered throughout Paris.

The city of Budapest allows adventurers to discover beautiful squares, cathedrals and palaces. exploring unique craft and food markets or spending a night getting lost amongst its many "ruin bars". So, to help eager travellers discover all that this outstanding city has to offer, we have put the perfect guide together for Budapest, including some of the best sights and activities to enjoy!

Edinburgh is a nearly thousand-year-old city that is famed for its winding cobbled streets, medieval-style buildings, towering castle buildings and extensive whiskey distilleries and is by in far one of the most beautiful cities in all of the United Kingdom.

However, the city is of course best known for its world-renowned wines and vineyards, which consists of over a million acres of vine grown grapes that produce some of the most delicious and also most popular wines throughout the world. So, to help wine lovers and connoisseurs discover all that this uniquely situated city has to offer, we have put together the perfect guide to Bourdeaux’s many fantastic vineyards and wineries.

Amsterdam is the capital of the Dutch-speaking Netherlands while also being one of the most popular European metropolitan hubs for backpackers to visit thanks to its vibrant hostel scene, unique nightlife, and fantastic cultural institutions.

The city of fairy tales is not just a Scandinavian capital adorned with statues of mermaids and crisscrossed with canals, it is also home to some of the best beer breweries in all of Europe.

With a 2000-year-old history, 1500 square kilometres in landmass and over 10 million people, the city of London is filled with sights, tours and activities which makes it the perfect city in all of Europe for a family weekend away.

Scotland is a land of misty crags and peaks as well as some of the most stunning coastal roads in all of Europe, and the king of all these roads is the North Coast 500 route, also known as "Scotland’s route 66".