Time-honoured boutique beauties where the building is your perfect bed-partner
Dromedary demolition derby, flying waitresses, Dragon's Back hike: let's go!
Miami life congregates among palm trees, warm sands and balmy sea breezes: waterfront neighbourhoods stretch from the sandy bacchanalia of South Beach to the wealthy and exclusive Golden Beach to the north.
Explore MiamiWith more than 50 beaches along Sydney’s coastline, from posey Palm Beach in the north to family magnet Cronulla in the south, there’s one to every type of beach lover.
Explore SydneyA gorgeous interface of sea and sky against a chiselled mountain backdrop! The 30-mile stretch of beaches along LA’s coastline – from Malibu in the north, and on to the South Bay – is incomparable.
Explore Los Angeles‘British cuisine’ is no longer a contradiction in terms. And it isn’t all modern British either: whether you want old-school fish and chips, a classic café, or even stewed eels, you have plenty of options.
Explore LondonMay the feasting continue! Despite the economic downturn restaurants are continuing to open at a boom-time rate in Gotham, nurturing New Yorkers' (and gourmet visitors') insatiable appetite for something new and great.
Explore New YorkThere are great restaurants galore in Paris. Gourmets are eager to sample Pierre Jay’s delicious cooking at L’Ardoise and dine in extravagant Louis XVI decor at Le Meurice.
Explore ParisA common greeting in Singapore is not ‘Hello’ but ‘Have you eaten?’ There are a mind-bending number of eateries – around 40,000 – on this tiny island, offering a breathtaking array of options!
Explore SingaporeThe writer Lao She described 1930s Beijing as ‘filthy, beautiful, decadent, bustling, chaotic, idle, lovable,’ and despite demolition in favour of shiny modern showcases, that city can still be found in its flea markets, teahouses and alleyways.
Explore BeijingImortalised in ‘Slumdog Millionaire’: who doesn’t now want to experience Mumbai’s 168 square miles, bursting to the seams with the hopes, dreams, cultures, cuisines, languages and races of a billion people.
Explore MumbaiSpontaneous, chaotic, beautiful: Argentina's capital is a truly thrilling city. Those who go should take time to live like porteños: spend hours in coffee shops, cheer along with football fanatics, and party till dawn.
Explore Buenos AiresBeing a short flight from the UK and having a walkable city centre, Amsterdam is a perfect weekend break destination – whether to visit its museums and canals, or coffeeshops and late-night bars.
Explore AmsterdamGermany’s capital of cool is a major cultural centre, combining top-flight museums, galleries and concert halls with thriving alternative arts and music scenes. And it's just a two-hour flight from the UK.
Explore BerlinJust a one-hour flight from the UK, Dublin is ideal for a cultural weekend away exploring beautifully preserved castles, a dockside steeped in history, plus top chefs serving up local flavours and DJ delivering the latest beats.
Explore DublinCompact city, cheap public transport, great shops, restaurants and cultural attractions – the perfect weekend trip. And it couldn't be easier to get to with the Eurostar linking London’s St Pancras International to Paris du Nord in two hours and 15 minutes.
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