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Chef Medeu serves dishes from 1881 beneath Almaty’s mountainsNear the city’s high-altitude ice rink, a new restaurant designed by Tsipkun Interiors is an ode to the local landscape and motifs
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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What happens when cocktail bars stop wasting ingredients?From no-ice systems to banana-peel garnishes, a new generation of cocktail bars is turning waste into creative fuel
By Marianne Eloise Published
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A Michelin-starred Edinburgh favourite adds rooms to its restaurantAt Lyla, Stuart Ralston’s seafood-led tasting-menu experience now continues upstairs, with four Scarinish-designed bedrooms and breakfast in bed
By Hugo Macdonald Published
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Wallpaper* checks in at Hotel Cipriani, Venice – still the grande dame of the lagoonFollowing an expansive, multi-phase renovation by Peter Marino, the hotel reopens its doors as one of Venice’s most storied addresses
By Anna Solomon Published
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Wallpaper* checks in to the Hyatt Regency London Olympia, set within the city’s new cultural hubLocated in an old 1930s car park, the new hotel outpost merges 20th-century industrial aesthetics with Art Deco influences
By Tianna Williams Published
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Hotel Riviera gives Menorca a fresh squeeze of colourIlmiodesign brings 1970s Italian Riviera spirit to Ciutadella with a 14-room hotel of curves, colour, and poolside fun
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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23 new London restaurants for summer diningFrom Sloane Square brasserie classics to canal-side barbecue and dressed-up Italian seafood, these are the London tables to book now
By Ben McCormack Last updated
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Bar Kap gives Tan Yeok Nee’s 1885 mansion a spirited new chapterThe new Singapore cocktail bar takes over the ground floor of a restored heritage mansion, with drinks inspired by four chapters of its past
By Daven Wu Published
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Unplugged’s first coastal cabins make going offline even more desirableThe UK’s original digital detox cabin brand heads to the coast, with two Somerset stays designed around phones away and eyes up
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Want to master the art of matcha? Let this calming Williamsburg café guide youMatchaful's new Brooklyn Ritual Bar invites guests to pause and discover the craft of Japanese tea
By Kelly Allen Published
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Wallpaper* checks into La Réserve Paris, an intimate escape in the heart of ParisBehind a Haussmann façade, an elegant mansion with just 40 rooms and suites offers a refreshingly personal take on Parisian luxury
By Lauren Ho Published
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20 outstanding new restaurants to book in Los Angeles this summerFrom a Koreatown hideaway to a bougainvillea-covered dining terrace, these are the most notable openings of the year so far
By Carole Dixon Last updated
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Discover New York through its movie locations with A24’s new bookRelive movie moments with ‘On Location in New York City’, which maps 179 restaurants, shops, parks, bars and landmarks across the five boroughs that have conquered the silver screen
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Vicky Lau’s new Tate opens in Hong Kong with an elegant flourish – step insideThe chef and restaurateur continues to redefine fine dining in Hong Kong, bringing her take on French-Chinese cuisine to a new space intended to feel like a particularly ‘elegant private home’
By Catherine Shaw Published
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A local’s guide to Tallinn by artist Merike Estna and curator Natalia SielewiczThe artful duo, representing Estonia at the Venice Biennale 2026, share their picks for the perfect Tallinn city break
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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The best new hotels to book nowExplore the best new openings in the world, from the restoration and rebrand of the legendary Hotel Danieli to a tranquil Aman resort on Baja California Sur’s East Cape
By Lindsay Cohn Last updated
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Embrace the spirit of Appalachia at this new London restaurantDrawing on the culinary traditions of America’s eastern mountain range, Appalachia is the latest restaurant to conquer north London
By Ben McCormack Published
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Mandarin Oriental The Landmark leads the evolution of luxury in Central, Hong KongDesigned by Joyce Wang Studio, the property honours Hong Kong’s historic architecture and the city’s skyline
By Nick Hendry Published
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Check into Hôtel de Crillon, Paris’ timeless palace hotelParis’ luxury hotel scene has evolved dramatically over the past decade, but Hôtel de Crillon remains one of the French capital’s defining addresses
By Lauren Ho Published
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From Venice to Sicily, these are Italy’s most exciting new hotelsItaly’s best new hotels for 2026 include revived palazzi, mountain hideaways, beachside takeovers and grand names entering a new chapter
By Laura May Todd Published
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Live out a Georgian-inspired fantasy at The Zetter BloomsburyThe Zetter Group brings its signature residential feel to Bloomsbury, with thoughtfully curated interiors set across six Georgian townhouses beside the British Museum
By Lauren Ho Published
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The Rug Company founders on turning their home into the hotel of their dreamsOne of the year’s most anticipated openings, Casa Bonavita is the culmination of Suzanne and Christopher Sharp’s lifelong dream to create a hotel that feels like home
By Ali Morris Published
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Squeeze into Buvette, Covent Garden’s latest French import, by way of New YorkJody Williams’ cult New York haunt returns to London with croque-monsieur, Beaujolais and flea-market charm in Neal’s Yard
By Ben McCormack Published
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10 Greek escapes to check into for a sea changeFrom Folegandros to Mykonos, Santorini to Crete and more, explore the top Greek hotels and resorts, including cliff-side lodgings, and beach retreats
By Lauren Ho Last updated
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Enrique Olvera’s latest Los Angeles restaurant is summer’s best spot for margaritas and mariscosSan Damián dishes up Michelin-level seafood just steps from the beach in Venice. Here’s what we ate
By Carole Dixon Published
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Toronto’s Shinji rethinks the Japanese steakhouse in shades of indigoA modern Japanese steakhouse in Toronto’s Financial District pairs serious wagyu sourcing with raw dishes, nigiri and a chef’s counter
By Daven Wu Published
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Could Emirates’ new headrest finally make economy sleep bearable?A multi-way adjustable leather headrest is coming to Emirates Economy, designed to stop the mid-flight slump before it starts
By Sofia de la Cruz Published



