Travel Man: 48 Hours in...

Richard and comedian Adam Hills embark on a whirlwind visit in Istanbul, including a boat trip, a massage, a very close shave, and some haggling at the Grand Bazaar.

Richard and actor Stephen Mangan eat steamed sheeps head and go hot air ballooning and camel riding on a quickie weekend trip in Morocco

Richard Ayoade goes hurtling through a ruthlessly efficient mini-break in Paris with presenter and comedian Mel Giedroyc.

Richard and Greg Davies clash with army tanks and head into space in the Russian capital.

Richard and Jo Brand do a fast, funny and ruthlessly efficient trip to Venice, learning to row a gondola, sampling Venetian tapas, and staying at the famous Hotel Danieli.

Richard heads for super-cool Berlin with comedian Roisin Conaty, taking in the citys famed nightlife, Checkpoint Charlie, fancy food, and a replica Cold War apartment.

Time-conscious traveller Richard Ayoade is joined by Hollywood actor Paul Rudd for a brisk 48 hour romp round Helsinki. To get their bearings the pair head straight to the Ladies toilet in the Torni hotel, which offers the best view of the city. They go kayaking and snack on some reindeer jerky at the citys Hakaniemi market. Richard and Paul also visit not one, but two saunas - one of which can be found in a well-known burger chain.They visit the beautiful wilderness island of Seurassari, go foraging, and finish up at a sweet shop.

Richard and Jack Dee take a trip to Naples featuring humour, history, culture, pizza, Vespas and chaotic traffic, a trip to Capri, and a guide to the meaning of dreams

Richard Ayoade descends upon Hungarys fairy tale capital Budapest for a whistle-stop tour with comedian, actor and writer Aisling Bea. Theres a starter lesson with the seemingly impenetrable national language and a selfie tour taking in as many of the citys sights as possible - including a statue of Columbo actor Peter Falk. Theres also goulash; a ruin pub for a taste of unicum, the local herbal liquor; a game of chess at the thermal baths; a childrens railway; some chimney cake; and a ride on the Zugliget chairlift, high in the Buda hills.

Richard Ayoade and comedian Rhod Gilbert take on 48 hours in Floridas hot spot, for a densely packed mini-break including art, art deco slobbing, alligators, yoga, speedboats - and dominoes. Theres also an airboat tour of the Floridas everglades and a trip to Little Havana.

Joined by comedian Matt Lucas for a frenetic 48 hours in the Italian capital. Their first challenge is finding suitable headgear to protect from the scorching Italian sun. They then take a guided tour in vintage Fiat 500 cars, and after wending their way past the Circus Maximus finish atop Gianicolo Hill in time for the cannon being fired - a daily ritual since the 1850s. Next they head to the border of the Vatican, before experiencing the very best of modern Italian cuisine. Day two sees visits to the Trevi Fountain and the Colosseum, perhaps Romes most incredible antiquity.

Richard and comedian Joe Lycett head to the mini break mecca of Amsterdam, for some culture, cardio, canals, cuisine, drawing, Dutch gin, and the museum of street organs.

Richard brings inspiration to all mini-breakers as he heads to Belgium with comedian Lee Mack, for culture, comics, puppets, waffles, mussels and pralines.

Richard heads to the Portugese island with actor/writer Robert Webb, for two days of wine, cake, fish, bananas, cable cars and embroidery lessons

Richard Ayoade returns, delivering the definitive guide to a minibreak in Switzerlands largest city. Joining him for fondue, hot chocolate, Dada and footie is Frank Skinner.

Richard and Eddie Izzard take in lovely Ljubljana; local tapas and orange wine; and make a trip to the stunningly beautiful Lake Bled

Comedy goddess Dawn French joins Richard in Athens for some ancient history, doughnuts, molecular food, ouzo, and a radical pedicure involving a toothless fish.

Richard and Alice Levine - DJ, broadcaster & podcaster - do Estonias capital in 48 hours - including the most see-able sights, some nosh at its top restaurant, and a stroke of Sean Connerys face

Richard Ayoade begins his final stint presenting the wry travel series in Dubrovnik with Stephen Merchant. The pair take a Game of Thrones (2011) tour, a buggy safari and a ferry across to the cursed island of Lokrum.

Richard Ayoade is joined by comedian Joe Wilkinson for a two-day break in Polands second city. They take part in a baking workshop, visit a chapel in a salt mine and do a bit of soldering.

Joe is joined by comedian James Acaster for a long weekend in the Spanish part of the Basque Country, where they visit a bargain two cities for the price of one.

Joe takes Mo Gilligan on a Cypriot odyssey where they get hands-on with halloumi, ride mushroom boats, visit the salt and pepper museum and sample a 24-carat gold ice lolly.

Sarah Millican joins Joe in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius, where hot air ballooning, cepelini and gira, and the Lukiskes Prison await.

Joe and Roisin Conaty visit the fairy-tale city of Salzburg, where they enjoy a three-course meal on horse and carriage tour, some forest-bathing, and a spot of musical cycling.

Alan Davies joins Joe for a traverse around Trieste, where they shoot the breeze at the Wind Museum, enjoy food and fizz pairing in Prosecco, and pop over the Slovenian border to the Lipica Stud Farm.

Adam Buxton and Joe peruse Pragues wonders as they kayak down the River Vltava, sample sausages out of skulls and caviar-laced ice cream, hop into a beer spa and ascend the Zizkov TV Tower.

David ODoherty joins Joe for a Costa del stroll along the Caminito del Rey, before drinking from a 100-year-old barrel, enjoying a spot of dolphin watching and visiting Pablo Picassos birthplace.

Joe and Phil Wang take in Washington DCs wonders, as they tick off the worlds biggest obelisk, Barbie Pond, a secret door experience and a signature Gin Rickey.