The birth of low-cost airlines over a decade ago means it’s more affordable than ever to visit European cities. The continent is now a much smaller place. Here are four  examples of interesting, inspiring, holiday-worthy cities that are accessible from other parts of Europe by low-cost airlines.
     
Athens, Greece
     
Located in southern Europe, the beautiful nation of Greece plays host to its capital city Athens. Rich in history, architecture and fantastic weather, it’s a great place for a short break as long as you don’t mind leaving knowing that you didn’t see everything!
     
Athens International Airport (https://www.aia.gr/traveler/) is served by the following low-cost airlines

Ryanair, from the following European cities:
     
London, Paphos, Brussels, Berlin, Budapest, Milan, Rome, Bratislava, Wars

Hindu Bali philosophy encourages a tranquil balance between mankind, nature and the spiritual world. The enchanting yet mysterious legends of Bali, combined with the kind and insightful nature of the Balinese inspire images of an enriching tropical paradise; with soaring volcanoes, palm lined beaches and breathtaking sunsets 

 A few facts:

• The capital city of Bali is Denpasar.

• Bali is situated between 8 and 9 degrees south of the equator.

• Population: 3 million (2016) and increasing.

• The majority of Balinese practice the Hindu religion, which they refer to as Agama Hindu Dharma, Religion of the Hindu Doctrine.

• Bali spans approximately 5,363 square meters.

• Wet season: November to March; dry season : April to October.

• Temperatures within coastal areas are typically around 28ºC during May, June, July - rising to approximately 30ºC throu

The most popular of the Caribbean islands with tourists, Barbados is perfect for those who crave relaxation in beautiful surroundings. The idyllic landscape is hallmarked by lush green valleys, secluded coastal coves and ancient heritage sites, in addition to expansive sands and crystal-clear waters. With a variety of water sports for the more adventurous at heart, unmissable cuisine and a culture that is rich in colour and flamboyance, it is unsurprising that Barbados remains an eternally popular choice. And there's no time like the present to take a holiday there.

1. A near-perfect climate
The climate of Barbados is unique in that it achieves a consistent happy medium between unbearable heat and the familiar coolness that British visitors are keen to escape. Fanned by pleasant ocean breezes, temperatures on the island average the high twenties in summer, yet Barbados enjoys unbroken sunshine for up to nine hours a day. Short showers reduce humidity, enhancing the quali