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Style & Culture
Inside the iconic hotels where celebs stay for Cannes Film Festival
Take a look at the palatial venues where stars rest their heads
By Ruchira Sharma
Style & Culture
Behind the scenes of The Sheep Detectives: a guide to the charming English filming locations
The farmyard mystery thriller has got us dreaming about the countryside…
By Ruchira Sharma
Eating & Drinking
The best wild kitchen experiences across the UK
From Buckinghamshire to the Scottish lochs via Somerset and charming Cotswolds villages, these are the hottest al fresco tables across the UK right now
By Heather Steele
Eating & Drinking
11 stylish rooftop bars in Shoreditch, London for al fresco adventures
From the glitziest addresses to laidback spots ideal for after-work tipples, these are the places we head to for a refreshing rooftop drink when the sun shines
By Connor Sturges
Places to Stay
The best Granada Airbnbs for tiled terraces, midnight tapas crawls and wide open views of the Alhambra
By Charley Ward
On The Move
Golden-era glamour meets epic scenery on Europe’s most beautiful summer train trips
By Jessica Puckett
Style & Culture
The Eurovision Song Contest countdown is on: set designer Florian Wieder on this year's Vienna spectacle
By Christine Mortag
Style & Culture
Behind the scenes of ‘Rivals’ season two: a guide to the charming English filming locations
By Connor Sturges and Olivia Morelli
Trending Stories
Style & Culture
From Waltz to Pop: How Vienna reinvented itself for its campest spectacle yet – Eurovision 2026
This is how a city synonymous with elegance and classical melodies adapts to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2026
By Connor Sturges
Destinations
Even now, Lisbon’s traditional tascas are still the beating heart of the city’s food scene
In a city that combines tradition and modernity better than many, some of the most influential restaurants are neighbourhood, family-run tascas. Here's how the traditional spots inspire chefs, foodies and travellers alike
By Abigail Malbon
Inspiration
11 golden rules for a Great British escape
From booking the right cottage to finding the best local tips, our editors share how to staycation like a pro
By Ali Pantony
Great British Escapes
For the second year, Condé Nast Traveller and House & Garden have teamed up to bring you Great British Escapes – a package celebrating the beauty of a UK getaway
Destination spotlight: France
- Places to StayThe best hotels in France, from opulent chateaus to charming vineyardsThe ultimate address book for where to stay in France, according to our editorsBy Lauren Burvill
- Style & CultureHow locals really feel about The White Lotus coming to town in St TropezAfter successful outings in the likes of Sicily and Thailand, the smash-hit series is headed for France's glitziest coastline – but how do locals feel about such a strong spotlight?By Lanie Goodman
- DestinationsWhere to eat, stay, and play in CannesWith boutique hotel openings and revived iconic landmarks, the little city on the Riviera is attracting the world's glitziest crowds once againBy Caitlin Raux Gunther
- Eating & DrinkingI've been eating in Paris for nearly two decades, and these are the 34 restaurants I always recommendIt's not all croissants and steak frites – from falafel to fine dining, these are the best restaurants in Paris right nowBy Emily Monaco
- Places to StayThe most romantic hotels in Paris for a couples getawayOur pick of the most romantic addresses in Paris, from private bijou gems to the city's most glamorous abodesBy Nicola Leigh Stewart
- Eating & DrinkingThe precision theatre of Parisian dining has entered an era of warm nostalgiaThe French capital has long doubled up as Europe's gourmand hotspot – Rick Jordan pays the City of Light a visit to experience what the nexty generation of chefs are cooking upBy Rick Jordan
- DestinationsA hiking trek through the wild terrains of CorsicaPart of France but closer to Italy, and occupied by a slew of powers throughout history, Corsica has always been fiercely protective of its unique identityBy Catherine Fairweather
- Places To StayThe best hotels in ParisThe best hotels in Paris, chosen by Condé Nast Traveller editors, from the coolest new boutique hotels to affordable stays, the city's first palace-status hotel and the grandest of grand damesBy Sarah James
- Places to StayMy Favourite Airbnb: a secluded haven within the walls of a UNESCO World Heritage SiteThis former Cardinal’s residence in Avignon is perfectly positioned for exploring the South of FranceBy Carys Elinor
Editor recommendations
- Villa San Michele, A Belmond Hotel, FlorenceRead full reviewA renaissance retreat that puts all other city break hotels to shamePowered By: https://www.belmond.com/hotels/europe/italy/florence/belmond-villa-san-michele/
- Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence, CairoEgypt, Cairo, 35 Giza StRead full reviewA polished city retreatPowered By: Booking.com
- Banyan Tree Lijiang, ChinaChina, Lijiang, Yuerong RoadRead full reviewCome for the scenery, stay for the stillnessPowered By: Booking.com
- Fairmont Peace Hotel, ShanghaiChina, Shanghai, 20 Nanjing Rd. EastRead full reviewA stay steeped in Shanghai (and world) historyPowered By: Booking.com
- Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi, TokyoTokyo,Read full reviewElegant and spacious, this is a rarified, small Four Seasons in sedate MarunouchiPowered By: Booking.com
Food and drink
- Eating & DrinkingThe best doughnuts in London: 8 perfectly plump treatsFat, doughy, and sugar dusted – our love for them only grows. Here's where to grab yourself one of the best doughnuts in LondonBy Qin Xie
- Eating & Drinking24 best pubs in London for foodThese are the London pubs serving the tastiest food, from Highgate Village to Putney Heath.By Connor Sturges and Sonya Barber
- Eating & DrinkingThe most romantic restaurants in London: 25 sultry spots for date nightSet the scene on your next date night with our edit of the most romantic restaurants in London for a candlelit dinner à deuxBy Julie Sheppard and Liz Darke
- Eating & DrinkingThe new London restaurants to try in May 2026These are the best new London restaurants to book this monthBy Sarah James
- Eating & DrinkingThe 10 best things to do in London this weekendCondé Nast Traveller's edit of the best things to do in London this weekend, from a new play at Lyric Hammersmith to an intriguing new cocktail menu…By Connor Sturges
- Eating & DrinkingWhere the Chefs Eat: John Chantarasak's favourite restaurants in BangkokThe AngloThai chef, who won the restaurant a Michelin star during its first year of opening, shares his top 5 tables to book in the Thai capitalBy Cass Farrar
- Eating & Drinking20 of the best bars in AthensThe best Greek drinking dens to know about in AthensBy Rachel Howard and Katie Silcox
- Eating & DrinkingThe most beautiful restaurants in London, from botanical views to chic members’ clubsWe've picked the 26 most beautiful restaurants in London for 2026By Sophie Knight
Places to Stay
The best Mauritius villas for honeymoon-worthy views and all-day barefoot living
Expect private pools overlooking the Indian Ocean, breezy terraces and direct access to the island’s prettiest beaches
By Charley Ward
Inspiration
11 golden rules for a Great British escape
From booking the right cottage to finding the best local tips, our editors share how to staycation like a pro
By Ali Pantony
Style & Culture
From Waltz to Pop: How Vienna reinvented itself for its campest spectacle yet – Eurovision 2026
This is how a city synonymous with elegance and classical melodies adapts to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2026
By Connor Sturges
Destinations
Even now, Lisbon’s traditional tascas are still the beating heart of the city’s food scene
In a city that combines tradition and modernity better than many, some of the most influential restaurants are neighbourhood, family-run tascas. Here's how the traditional spots inspire chefs, foodies and travellers alike
By Abigail Malbon
Destinations
A rare lunar event is lighting up UK skies this month
Not one, but two full moons can be seen in May
By Ruchira Sharma
Style & Culture
Erupcja, starring Charli XCX and Jeremy O. Harris, is the ultimate map to Warsaw’s elusive cool
The insider cast reveals bohemian Warsaw as they found it through word-of-mouth raves and very late nights
By Bridget Knowles
Style & Culture
The best trunk suitcases to buy in 2026, for overpackers, outfit repeat avoiders and long haul pros, all thoroughly tested by our editors
When travelling light was never really on the cards, our edit of the best trunks will see you through your trip
By Charley Ward and Ruby Deevoy
Destinations
The best UK family holidays to take this year
From classic staycation spots to places you might not have heard of before, these are the best places to travel to with children in the UK
By Sarah Leigh Bannerman
Places To Stay
The best hotels in Menorca, from hilltop homes with 11 rooms to one of Europe's best luxury farm stays
Menorca's most inviting farmhouse buildings, leafy garden villas, reimagined palaces and fabulous fincas
By Lauren Burvill
Wellness & Spas
From raves to run-clubs: how Manchester became the North’s unexpected wellness hub
A city once defined by late nights is finding its rhythm in early mornings, recovery rituals and a new kind of social scene
By Chloe Burcham
Beaches
The best beaches near London: 29 seaside havens
From hidden coves in Kent to sweeping swathes of sand on the Essex coast, this is where we go to escape the hustle and bustle of the capital on balmy days
By Connor Sturges
Places to Stay
My favourite Airbnb: a Scandinavian barn in Kent with a climbing wall in the kids’ room
This slick crowd-pleasing crashpad might just be the ultimate UK group getaway
By Lauren Burvill
Travel Tips
This change to UK airport e-gates could save families a lot of time
The Home Office announced the change ahead of summer holiday season
By Ruchira Sharma
Inspiration
How much jet fuel does the UK really have? And how will shortages impact summer flights?
The Iran–US war has resulted in global fuel shortages. Here is how your travel may be impacted
By Emma Clarke and Connor Sturges
Inspiration
This Cornwall beach is so beautiful it’s been called the ‘Bali of the UK’
With water so blue and sand so white, you can't quite believe you're in England
By Ali Pantony