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The London EDITION in Fitzrovia, is a new collaboration between famed hotelier Ian Schrager and Marriott Hotels. Don’t be put off by Marriott being involved in this partnership as this hotel is not like any Marriott we have ever...
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Mayfair is arguably London’s most glamorous enclave, immortalized since the 1930's by its prime position on the Monopoly board. Located between Oxford Street and Piccadilly, with Hyde Park on the east and Regent street on the...
Notting Hill is now a very fashionable, affluent area, located just past Kensington Gardens. Twenty or so years ago, the area was so run down that certain streets were considered a no-go area even for police. Nowadays, houses on...
It’s official. The Lonely Planet travel guide has voted Yorkshire the third best place on earth. That’s right, on earth. Dewsbury, Hull, Halifax and Doncaster are only slightly less cool than Sikkim in the eastern Himalayas, a...
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We’re guessing you already know New York - a city with a pulse that is all its own. This guide is meant to serve as a reminder of the best that is out there and, we hope, as an inspiration to branch out and try something new. Because when it comes to New York, the scene is ever changing. Use our guide as a compass to steer your way - we’ve got it completely covered, from unmissable supper spots to classic culture and hidden gems.
WHERE WE LIKED - Returned again to Bar Boulud for a Piggie Burger and as ever it was excellent. Undoubtedly one of the best burgers in town. - Next stop the Chinese restaurant Hutong in the Shard. Having read Giles Coren's...
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Perched high on a plateau in the foothills of the Andes, Colombia’s capital has undergone a remarkable transformation in the last 15 years reinventing itself as a cosmopolitan centre to rival Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro. High-quality restaurants, sophisticated nightlife, excellent shopping, some of the best museums and art galleries on the continent and Bogotanos’ assured sense of style, have made this one of the smartest and most fascinating cities in South America.
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It's been said that Brunei is a banana republic but with oil and a monarchy rather than a republican government. Both are much in evidence in the royal palace and other trophy buildings of the capital, and the wail of the muezzin from the city's mosques is a reminder that this is an Islamic state. There is much to enjoy in and around this mini-metropolis and the chance to journey into the jungle is an option to be relished. Golf courses and beaches offer even softer adventures.
