The Michelin Inspectors' guide to a gastronomic trip to this beautiful spot on Portugal's south coast

Whet your whistle with a fabulous tipple at these haute watering holes.

One of the capital's most elegant and unique boutique hotels is located in the Nouvelle-Athènes district, a popular spot among Pigalle's night owls. Below, one writer gives their verdict on a night at Hôtel Le Ballu.

The MICHELIN Guide Inspectors recount a year of visits to Le Gabriel. Led by Jérôme Banctel, it becomes one of 2 new Three Michelin Star restaurants in France.

Discover the latest Parisian restaurants to be awarded for their great value for money in The MICHELIN Guide France 2024

The Inn at the Roman Forum is a One Key hotel in Italy. Just behind reception, its ancient secrets tantalize and delight.

The culinary titan with 13 MICHELIN Stars opens his address book and reveals his favourite spots in Paris

Seven hotels in spaces that have stood the test of time through decades and centuries of Parisian history. You can feel it in the corridors.

In our 'One Chef, One City' series, The MICHELIN Guide shows major French cities through the eyes of the country’s greatest chefs. Chefs with close ties to the city where they were born, or with a passion for their adopted city, share original tips on the best restaurants, producers, suppliers and more. Dominique Crenn holder of Three MICHELIN Stars for Atelier Crenn in San Francisco, reveals her favourite haunts in Paris.

In some of the chicest, most well-appointed hotels in Paris, these seven bars provide a simply extraordinary setting in which to unwind with a drink

From open-air bars to panoramic restaurants, here are the MICHELIN Guide’s favourites.

Seven hotels that live up to every expectation of The MICHELIN Guide – hip, fun and beautifully designed – and just so happen to represent the most affordable in our Parisian selection

Seven hotels that range from just 11 to 17 rooms. Small size means extremely personal service.

The only thing boutique hotels have in common these days is a desire to be different. You know it when you see it, and you’ll see it at these hotels in Paris.

In the 6th arrondissement of Paris, the Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain – a hotel previously frequented by James Joyce, Léo Ferré and T.S. Eliot – has been given a discerning and elegant makeover

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Our MICHELIN Guide Inspectors have scoured the capital in search of quintessentially French dishes that are emblematic of the Parisian dining scene

From the stands of the Marché des Enfants Rouges to the jam-packed paths of the Marché d’Aligre, here are a few of our favourites