Noelle Lambert

From a once-in-a-lifetime Duchamp to Marina Abramović in Venice and the 90s through Edward Enninful’s eyes. The art calendar that justifies booking the flights.

Look, Barcelona has never really needed a reason to be fabulous; it’s been quietly (and loudly) doing its thing since the Romans rocked up and called it Barcino in the …

I have a theory about truly exceptional hotels: you know you’re in one the moment you stop thinking about where you are and simply start being there. That shift happened …

This March, the south coast welcomes an exciting new addition to its culinary landscape as award-winning chef Dayashankar Sharma opens BAUJI in Worthing.

Ikoyi, now settled into its new home at 180 The Strand, does exactly that. This is not just a restaurant relocation; it is a statement of intent. Larger, more architecturally …

If you love art with context, history with attitude, and exhibitions that leave you thinking long after you’ve left the museum café, this is your year. Here are the 12 …

Perched high above the Ionian Sea, on the edge of Taormina, this former 14th-century Dominican monastery doesn’t try to compete with Sicily’s drama. It disarms it. The heat softens. The …

In 2026, boutique hospitality is no longer defined by novelty alone. The most anticipated openings share a quieter, more confident language: hotels that feel deeply anchored in their surroundings, shaped …

This edit gathers eight holdalls that do more than carry: they simplify the small logistics of travel, age beautifully, and look as considered on a hotel bench as they do …

This is a considered selection of 20 restaurants that embody that authority, each one influential, consistent, and unmistakably Parisian in spirit.