Add an extra side of culture to your meal with these art-filled establishments
The Edit
From the latest hotel openings, book launches, restaurants and bars, The Edit is a tasting menu of inspiring travel morsels to keep you in sync with the must-visit destinations across the globe.
The Texan city known for “keepin’ it weird” is also home to some of the best steakhouses in the US, so if you’re in the neighbourhood, you simply must check out these protein parlours…
Turkish architect and man-about-town, Emir Eras, loves to while away the day at this understated seafood restaurant set on an unspoilt Greek island
Located in the historic port city of Cartagena, NH Galeria displays renowned and emerging contemporary artists from across the globe
This Austrian farmhouse has transformed from a few rooms into a hotel and on to its final form, a welcoming five-star Alpine experience
Karen Blixen’s 1937 memoir on building a life in Kenya – penned following her unhappy return to Denmark
From an Arts and Crafts masterpiece in Chelsea to a modern marvel in Bloomsbury, art critic and curator Tom Morton hunts down London’s best under-the-radar churches
Once known as one of the “four wonders of Rome”, Palazzo Farnese is among the most beautiful buildings in the capital, serving as an important example of High Renaissance architecture and home to an impressive collection of art
Berlin’s former Telegraph Office is now a stylish contemporary hotel with views of the city’s famous TV Tower
Enjoy a seafood gem on the water’s edge
Explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton’s 1919 book documents his final big expedition, where he journeys to Antarctica from 1914 to 1917 in an attempt to carry out the first land crossing of the Antarctic continent
The Rosary Chapel, also known as the Matisse Chapel, is a 15-minute walk from Vence, a medieval walled town north of Nice. The artist Henri Matisse regarded this place as his true masterpiece, having designed the building, stained-glass windows, murals and even the priests’ vestments
Jens Mühling travelled through Ukraine to understand this complicated country, which after centuries remains in a struggle for national sovereignty
“Driving music” is a time-honoured tradition, but here are a few tracks that may take you by surprise
Facing the Grand Canal, this refurbished gem is all about modernist elegance
Geranium was the first restaurant in Denmark to be awarded three Michelin stars. In 2009, it was listed in The World's 50 Best Restaurants. Now, it’s number one
A new release from Taschen charts 12 far-flung destinations through stunning photography and personal accounts
At an intimate restaurant in Bath, Dan Annett discovers he can happily live without meat
An entire island dedicated to art in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea is filled with buildings by architect Tadao Ando and pumpkins by artist Yayoi Kusama
At a glorious hilltop hideaway in the wilds of Rajasthan, Melanie O’Shea discovers the joy of missing out
Heading away from the marked runs that lead to the same old resorts, Chris Madigan recommends some off-piste options in the Alps and beyond'
Kettle’s Yard, in the heart of Cambridge, is set in the former home of British art collector Jim Ede, and displays an incredible collection of modern art, with works by world-renowned artists such as Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson
Oliver Spencer is charmed by an incredible art collection and a wine cellar with wow factor at Cape Town’s finest bolthole
Located on the coast, 25 miles north of Denmark’s capital Copenhagen, the museum is an incredible example of the harmonious interplay between art, architecture and nature
Cast away to one of Europe’s most enchanting car-free islands for a go-slow, off-grid, lost-in-time escape
The Beverly Hills Hotel reopens its iconic bar after two years
Marius Kociejowski travelled to Naples to discover the truth behind this complex, storied city of contradictions
From a glorious Hebridean hideaway to a classic Cornish coach house, our pick of half a dozen pubs perfectly appointed for a great weekend by the sea
Margate’s newest hotel, located on the south-east coast, is a stone’s throw from the seafront and Turner Contemporary, a perfect escape for a weekend away
The round-the-world motorcycle trip that inspired Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman to follow suit
Somerset’s headline act is way more than just a hotel
Great Asian-Tuscan food and birra artisanale in Florence
An urban winery in a former Soviet automotive dealership, and cookery lessons at Moldova’s first rural homestay
Tucked away in the 9th arrondissement of Paris is Symbolist painter Gustave Moreau’s former villa and studio. Packed with hundreds of his paintings, watercolours, and drawings, it is a true feast for the senses
From challenging twisties in Italy to stunning coastal roads in Australia, here are six of the world’s best road trips
Peter Howarth wanted an adventure. He got one care of a two-wheeled odyssey from his home in south London to a holiday villa 1,200 kilometres away in Provence
John Steinbeck and Robert Capa wanted to see how ordinary Russians lived at the dawn of the Cold War. This is what they experienced
