Update your must-visit list with all the MICHELIN Guide’s new London restaurants, each one approved by our anonymous Inspectors.

Often used interchangeably, kaiseki and omakase refer to two very different Japanese dining traditions. Here’s how to tell them apart.

The chef from Two-MICHELIN-Star A. Wong picks his top places to eat and visit across the British capital, from old legends to new favourites.

Savvy travelers know that the best of Tuscany rarely appears on the standard itinerary, which is why we bring you our Inspectors’ insider food and hotel knowledge, so you get the best out of your travels away from the main towns. From medieval hilltop wine towns where Vino Nobile rivals Chianti’s finest to the Versilian coast backed by the marble Apuan Alps, these are the exceptional local producers, destination restaurants and MICHELIN-Starred kitchens to bookmark.

Get literally elevated at these superlatively special hotel rooftop bars, restaurants and pools.

From Hanoi's historic landmarks to Khánh Hòa's protected bays, five of our Inspectors' best hotels in Vietnam.

In Wan Chai, a single street mirrors the city itself: MICHELIN‑Starred restaurants alongside humble rice stalls, historic tong lau beside contemporary boutiques. From dawn to dusk, this ever‑evolving neighborhood distills Hong Kong’s truest flavors and rhythms into each meal and every corner and unhurried walk.

France has expanded its highest hotel distinction for the first time in years, welcoming six new Palace hotels across Paris, Champagne, Cannes and Megève — most of which have also been awarded MICHELIN Keys — while removing four long-standing members from the list.

Visit Scandinavia and beyond your way, with a range of restaurant recommendations from the new MICHELIN Guide selection — from the affordable to the truly special.

Craving quieter stretches of coastline in France, far from the summer crowds? From the English Channel to the Mediterranean, discover eight preserved spots just a short distance from MICHELIN Guide restaurants — ideal for a weekend escape or a longer stay that pairs swimming with seriously good food.

With the sun shining and temperatures soaring, there's no better time to discover our Inspector-approved list of things to do and places to eat in London this summer.

Traveling by train across Asia turns food into part of the journey itself, letting you hop off in small towns on a whim or plan stops around regional specialties. These five countries make it especially easy and rewarding.

Every hotel pool worth a dip in New York City, the Catskills, Hamptons and Berkshires. Stay the night or grab a day pass.

Architectural glamour, celebrity scandals and endlessly legendary guests at the most historic hotels in New York City.

Whether you enjoy country house calm, beachside boltholes or riverside retreats, there's something here to draw you in. Set within easy reach of London by both train and car, these charming hotels invite you to be at one with nature and explore outdoor pursuits, before relaxing in a deep roll-top bath or sumptuous spa.

Whether you’re after the perfect pub, a bustling bistro or a neighbourhood Italian, here are some of the most affordable restaurants in London that never skimp on quality.

Often seen as a point of arrival, Incheon rewards those who stay — unfolding from the storied streets of Chinatown, where jjajangmyeon took root, to the glassy skyline of Songdo and the quieter rhythms of islands and coastal retreats beyond.

For a city that needs a touch of nature, the 10 best driving-distance, weekend escapes from NYC across the region.