We Brits love Spain making 10 million visits a year.

I thought I'd take a look at the different options, try them out and see the pros and cons of each. Here's what I found out.

How easy is it to travel around Northern Europe?

A large family gathering in the middle of Sweden proved the perfect excuse to find out.

'Hire a bike'

That was the advice I got over coffee from one of my fellow winter-bathers. We were soaking up the sun outside a café after our swim...

It was the best of rides, it was the worst of rides... and if the Mayor of Paris has her way, it was probably the last of my e-scooter rides across Paris.

What's the best way to get to the Giants Causeway and have the place to yourself? Let's find out.

Let's go for a walk with Hélène to find out why we should be making a different kind of pilgrimage to Lourdes - one to the natural world.

Let's dive into the world of the remarkable Narcis Monturiol who in the 1850s, moved by the plight of coral fishers on the Cap de Creus, invented the world's first anaerobically-powered submarine.

Its a doll with articulated limbs. It's not particularly well made. It's gangly and out of proportion, but it brings the rest of the Roman world to life - here's why.

Let's talk to local guide, Mikel about Hemingway, bulls and pilgrims.

Local guide, Anna, sheds light on the Dalí's extraordinary gift to the people of Figueres - his outdoor collection that most tourists don't even notice.

Let's find out what it's like to walk between the last two stops on the train line from Barcelona to La-Tour-de-Carol-Enveitg in the Pyrenees.

Josep Maria Sert had a vision - a powerful, unnerving one that completely covers the walls of Vic Cathedral.

Let's go for a walk along the crinkly coast at Llanca which has a not-so-well-hidden secret set of bunkers. Why?

Let's visit the truffle capital of France.

From the valleys of South Wales to the sheer cliffs of Ronda in Andalusia, this circular route takes you through a swathe of France and Spain with plenty of chances to hop off the train and explore.

Whatever your feelings about bullfighting, following Ernest Hemingway to Pamplona is a chance to learn about a rich and nuanced local culture - It's also on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela...