We're in the final countdown to the Olympics and with 26 Olympic sports over a 17 day period you might be a little confused as to what's on and when. So we thought we'd give you a mini-guide to the must see events at the 2012 Olympic Games…

With the Premier League due to get underway for a new season in August 2011, we thought we’d take a look at coach holidays to some of the destinations where the most popular Football Clubs reside to show you what you can do to make the most of your time when cheering on your favourite football team. There are so many wonderful attractions to visit from historic houses to parklands, shopping malls to fantastic eateries – there’s really nothing stopping you for making the most out of city breaks when in the area for a footie game…

Whether you're a football fan or not you can't escape the fact that Europe is packed with formidable, world-class football teams that are just a stone's throw away on a city break - and unlike a certain team we won't mention, they know how to get to a World Cup final and get important goals in the net when it counts. It's easy to incorporate a trip to Europe's most impressive stadiums on a city break, and you could be surprised at how they offer a change to the traditional, guide-book-in-hand, gawping-up-at-architecture sightseeing. After a little (ok, a lot of) research, I've rounded up some of the best stadiums to visit on a European city break, which even non-football fans should enjoy…