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Top five cities for a romantic break

Whether you're still in the honeymoon stage (lucky!) or a long-term relationship, taking a break together can be one of the best things you do as a couple. However, there are lots of things to consider when it comes to finding the perfect romantic retreat.



1. Florence – For the arty adventurers


As the capital city of the region of Tuscany, Florence is surrounded by beautiful landscape and wineries. The city itself is seeped in artistic history and just walking through the traditional Italian laneways is a romantic experience in itself. 


If your idea of romance is sipping wine in a beautiful piazza, eating rustic yet world-class food and strolling antique streets at sunset then this city is for you. 


A great choice for early daters who are looking to fall head over heels in love.


2. Paris – For the traditional twosome


Paris is city that needs no introduction when it comes to romance. It's synonymous with love, passion and for the more fortunate… proposals! 


Couples come here to sip Champagne, feast on fine food and wander the banks of the Seine. The city's most iconic and romantic attraction is the Eiffel Tower, which is a must see as a couple, but can also get rather busy and counter that idyllic romantic moment. 


If you're looking for a gesture in Paris, head over to Pont des Arts, which is a pedestrian bridge over the Seine. It's full of padlocks which couples engrave with their names and lock around the fence before throwing the key into the river. 


3. San Francisco – For the creative couple


While San Francisco may not be the obvious choice for a romantic break, it's the perfect place for couples who love city life and have a burning creative side. If you believe ‘the couple who play together stay together' then book a hotel in swanky Nob Hill and live the highlife for a while.


Nothing beats the first drive over the Gold Gate Bridge or giggling your way around the city's steep slopes on a Segway. Cycling tours are also a great idea for adventurous couples, as is wandering the Embarcadero and visiting the sea lions at Pier 39. 


4. Buenos Aires – For the passionate pair


South America is not for the faint hearted and couples who travel here tend to have some serious fire in their belly. Buenos Aires is a perfect location for lovers who want to ignite the flames of passion and is a thrilling place to romance your partner for so many reasons.


The dancing, the food, the music, the weather and the culture are all undercut with an intensity that only those in love can truly appreciate. 


Come here and dance salsa, ride horses on the local ranches and sip cocktails in the city's finest bars. 


5. Marrakesh – For the dynamic duo


If you want to surprise your partner with a romantic break that's a little left of centre, then Marrakesh is it. The reason this city is so great for couples is that it can be as relaxing or as exhilarating as you choose. 


If you're looking for some downtime then book into a luxurious hotel with Arabic spa treatments and enjoy traditional Moroccan banquets in the evening. If you're the type of couple that likes to explore, then wander around the bustling markets and adventure into the dessert on camelback. 


Marrakesh is great for those who like the best of both, so if you and your partner never seem to see eye to eye on your holiday destinations then you'll both be happy here. Love is in the air!


The key to planning a romantic holiday is remembering that every single couple experiences romance in a different way. What other couples find romantic you may not, so always go with what you enjoying doing together and don't try and force it. It's the shared experience that counts.

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