THE GUESTLIST NETWORK | MAY 2010
FEZ
Surrounded by the Zalagh mountains, Fez has the feel of a French provincial town with its pavement cafe culture and wide boulevards, although expect to see a few donkeys kicking around! If you love Marrakech you’ll adore Fez. Stay at Dar Seffarine - a beau- tiful riad from £70 for 2 per night
i-escape.com Fly from a staggering £16 re- turn with
ryanair.com
PARIS
Hang out in Montmartre and wander along it’s winding tiny streets, you’ll find the most divine restaurants and bars all at good prices. Clignancourt is where to find the best bar- gains - one of the largest flea markets in Europe. A fun way to explore the city is to hire a bike, (available on most streets in bike banks), simply pay with your card and deposit the bike when you’re done.
Stay at the Chopin hotel £69 per double Eurostar from £69 (book early to get discounted fares.)
YALTA
Increasing in popularity, this interesting part of South Ukraine is defined as “piv- ostin” which means half an island, although it is attached to the mainland. Picturesque countryside and a bustling beach culture - check out nearby resort Alupka. Stay at pansionat parkouy at an incredible £176 for 2, for 7 days. Fly to Rzeshov in Poland and take the overnight train, £52 return
Stay at Coco de Mer hotel on Praslin £525 per per- son Fly to Male, fares from £415
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HAVANA
A vivacious city, vintage Amer- ican cars juxtaposed with co- lonial architecture, unconven- tional but beautiful, Havana embraces you, providing you throw yourself into the atmo- sphere and go
with the flow. Stay at Beltran de Santa Cruz, an elegant 18th century man- sion from £39 per room per day. Fly with Cubana from £436 return
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