Bargains of the Week: Stockholm | Riga | Palermo
If you fancy a cheeky, pre-spring fling, choose from a wintery weekend of art, a cool Baltic break or a sun drenched foodie paradise with our top three bargains of the week, starting from only £27!
Stockholm £27
Spring signals the awakening of the arts in beautiful and bohemian Stockholm. Check out the fantastic Lady Warhol exhibition by Christopher Makos at Fotografiska. Eight wigs, two days work and fifty photographs make up this unique series of portraits illustrating Andy Warhol’s transformation into his alter ego Lady Warhol. For snow fun, enjoy the FIS World Cup Cross-Country Skiing final or simply while away your days in the maze of cobbled streets, quirky shops and cafes for an enchanting break in one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. Find flights to Stockholm.
Riga £139
This Baltic beauty is more than 800 years old with an irresistible charm that combines the medieval and the modern. Gaze at Gothic architecture or marvel at folk music festivals taking place throughout the spring. If you have romance on your mind, snuggling in a sauna, ice skating hand in hand or whooshing down snow-covered hills with your loved one is sure to fit the bill. At night, cosy-up in a candlelit bar and enjoy some hearty and heart-warming hospitality at bargain prices. Who says the cold can’t be fun? Find flights to Riga.
Palermo £45
It’s out with the snow and in with the glow in Palermo. Transport yourself to the idyllic Sicilian coast to explore a treasure trove of Baroque and Renaissance gems from ancient castles, to churches and palaces. Soak up the sun by hitting the beach or take in outdoor culture at the beautiful Teatro Massimo. Walk the winding cobbles and stumble upon open-air markets, heavy with scents of the Middle East. From the freshest ingredients to secret family recipes; food alchemy occurs on the streets of Palermo. You may never want to eat in a restaurant again. Find flights to Palermo.
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