A cocktail of Potuguese, Spanish and French cultures can be found on the Iberian coastline. The Channel Islands' oldest settlement, St Peter Port boasts lines of Victorian buildings and narrow cobbled streets that lead you to the picture perfect harbour. The historic town of La Rochelle is one of the best preserved port towns in France, with handsome 18th century streets offering great shopping opportunities. Renaissance and Baroque buildings nestle in the Old Quarter of Bilbao, Spain, but the most impressive attraction here is the futuristic Guggenheim Museum. Perched on the peninsula, the lighthouse of La Couruna has been warning sailors since the second century. Here you can visit the Old Town to pay homage to the Apostle St James who is buried in the nearby Cathedral. Built on seven hills, Lisbon, Portugal, is a city of elegant boulevards and a labyrinth of narrow twisting streets. The Baixa district in Lisbon was one of the finest European architectural achievements of its age, and today is a showcase of neoclassical buildings.