Gastronomic Getaway in Strasbourg: An Experience That Nourishes the Soul and Satiates the Palate. Nestled along the meandering Rhine, Strasbourg, the vibrant Alsatian capital, stands as an unsung hero in the world of gastronomy. Its culinary tableau, a fascinating blend of French finesse and hearty German simplicity, reflects its rich historical tapestry and unique geographical […]
The Uffizi is located in the heart of Florence, so if you wander in any direction you’re bound to find something delicious to eat or drink. There’s an abundance of restaurants near the Uffizi Gallery, and now that you know exactly what’s inside thanks to our handy Uffizi Gallery guide, we’re here to help you
It’s easy to miss The Teppanroom, after all, it’s located inside Kaetsu, another restaurant in Grand Hyatt Hong Kong. But whether or not you accidentally stumbled upon this place, it’s worth the visit. The Teppanroom marries Western and Japanese-style settings, where diners can watch chefs transform market-fresh ingredients into mouth-watering dishes. All these are done
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Alain Ducasse with ice cream maker Mateo Cassone and head chocolatier Quentin Francis-Gaigneaux / ©Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse When I’m invited to visit Alain Ducasse’s Le Manufacture de Chocolat in Paris, it feels as if I’ve been offered a golden ticket; I’m imagining rivers of chocolate and giant candy canes springing from every corner. And,
In the Heart of the Mediterranean: The Luxuries of the Balearic Islands. With its turquoise blue waters and dance of golden light, the Mediterranean Sea guards an archipelago that resonates with an undeniable rhythm of life — the Balearic Islands. Bounded by a spectacular convergence of nature, culture, and luxurious experiences, this Spanish archipelago draws
By this time, you might expect Yannick Alléno to take the prospect of opening a new restaurant in stride. After all, the acclaimed French chef already has 14 of them dotted around the globe, and many – including the legendary Pavillon Ledoyen in Paris – have been liberally garnished with Michelin stars. But when Alléno
There’s no better place on earth to see impressionist and post-impressionist masterpieces than the Musée d’Orsay. From Monet’s colourful landscapes to Degas’ delicate dancers, the finest of France’s art from 1848 to 1914 is here. And once you’ve had your compliment of artworks, here’s the pick of some great restaurants near Musée d’Orsay for you
