Europe and Middle East
Sarona Restaurant. London
What will drive traffic to Sarona, by far the least showy of the many new Israeli restaurants to open in London in the past year? For those who know the vibrant dining scene in Tel Aviv, world’s most exciting culinary destination, it’s the credentials of chef Aviv Lavi.
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The Star Inn the City
To run an all-day menu and maintain fine dining standards is not an easy task, yet the Star Inn the City team had the confident air of a well-oiled machine.
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Galvin HOP. Discover beautiful fine dining in London’s Spitafields.
From Mayfair’s most glamorous sky-room to a gastropub in their native Essex, each is totally different, but on a summer’s day, it’s hard to beat an alfresco lunch at Galvin HOP in Spitalfields.
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Middlethorpe Hall. Discover fantastic York history on the doorstep.
Middlethorpe Hall is the perfect example of a fine country house hotel with character literally seeping from every creaking nook and cranny. An authentic William and Mary house in 20 acres of manicured grounds, it’s had stories to tell throughout its long life.
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On the Trail of Frankenstein in Geneva
It is 200 years since the publication of what is often known as the first gothic novel – “Frankenstein”. It was conceived by Mary Shelley in Geneva and much of the action takes place in and around here.
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Las Caldas Villa Termal. Rural Asturias has never been so good.
Las Caldas, situated in beautiful countryside, just outside the city, first opened its doors way back in 1776. People having been coming for its healing waters ever since, attracted by the high standard of service and the peaceful surroundings.
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