The vibrant colors, the aroma of fresh produce, local tastes and culture … food markets should be an essential part of a traveller’s itinerary and are a lovely way to meet and support local people and their livelihoods. There’s the opportunity to sample something tasty and make connections over food, which unites us all. Explore the world’s food markets through the lens of 4Corners’ photographers from floating market in Thailand to London's Borough Market:

There’s a unique blend of art, culture, and history to be found in the charming Italian city of Padova, just a short trip from over-crowded Venice. The city’s relaxed, youthful atmosphere is due in part to the historic university where Galileo once taught. After taking in Giotto’s Pre-Renaissance art treasures in the Scrovegni Chapel, visitors can wander in Italy’s largest piazza, the Prato della Valle, a striking open space adorned with statues and greenery that reflects Padua’s unique charm.

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You might think that Greenland was only recently discovered, but 4Corners’ photographers have always had a thing for wild, out of the way places. Making landfall here through a bay of ‘bergs is a journey of discovery: dogsledding through Greenland's vast arctic wilderness to see glaciers under the Northern Lights Aurora or the Midnight Sun. There’s something unquestionably Scandic in the architecture, too…come and see 4Corners images of Greenland

As the oldest inhabited city in Europe, Cadiz has a remarkable history and amazing architecture to discover, with an enviable easy-going restaurant culture. There are fabulous sandy beaches nearby and dazzling white hill towns to explore. With 300 days of sunshine, this part of Andalusia is hard to resist.

The delightful medieval hilltop town of Spello in Umbria is famous for the Infiorate di Spello, the colourful flower festival which takes place at the end of May and beginning of June. With the well-preserved remains of a Roman settlement and medieval alleys filled with charming cafes, Spello makes a fascinating stop when travelling the Italian region of Umbria.

lighthouses have always played a crucial role in keeping coastal shipping safe from sandbanks, reefs and rocks awash. As guiding lights, they serve as reassuring beacons to confirm the mariner’s position at sea, an encouraging point of clarity and focus. Isolated on windswept headlands and spray lashed rocky outcrops, their permanence in elemental chaos reminds us to stand strong in tempestuous times.

Winter transforms the landscape of Bavaria, revealing the environment’s essential contours. This seasonal shift offers photographers the chance to create minimalist compositions with a reduced palette of elemental lines and shapes reminiscent of happy childhood art. This visual economy allows photographers to explore themes of solitude, stillness, and the abstract, evoking a wonderful sense of calm. Explore 4Corners fairytale landscapes of Bavaria

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