Food & Travel
We go beyond the apparent search for great food and travel opportunities. We love exploring and telling you about our list of the best hotels in Europe, guiding you through some eclectic cities and best restaurants, and inspiring you to hunt down the best dishes in town.
A city to visit at least once in a lifetime. The art between canals and the possibility of travelling through it in gondolas makes Venice a place to fall in love with. Luxury is no coincidence, and in its eagerness to preserve its history, it is obliged to keep it ostentatious. Here is our guide to the best hotels to stay in.
Klaus Thymann is a photographer, explorer and world wanderer with an interest in finding solutions to the big problems of our time. We talked to Klaus about his life, what drives him and his hopes and aspirations for a better future.
In Florence you’ll find a mix of high-end 5-star hotels, modern design apartments, or smaller boutique hotels with pools and rooftop bars to liven up your visit. Florence has it all.
Holidays to Ibiza might be mainly associated with party life and clubs, but that’s only one chapter of this island’s story in Spain. Its sleepy villas, pretty ocean beach, stunning luxury hotels, and UNESCO-protected old town aren’t to be missed.
Madrid is projected as a new mecca for luxury tourism in Europe. From a luxury spa to art exhibitions, it is a pleasure to enjoy the most exclusive services in the hotels. This is our best hotels in Madrid guide for planning your dream stay.
Architectural tree hotels, glass igloos and cabins on remote islands are all part of this specially curated list of beautiful Scandinavian design hotels. Breathtaking views of the Northern Lights included.
A great option for a holiday or long weekend visit is the capital of Portugal: Lisbon. This destination has little to envy to other parts of the country such as the Algarve, or its Mediterranean neighbours. Here tourists will find a great gastronomic offer, museums, a historic centre with small streets to get lost in, and a wide range of luxury hotels to stay in. Check out our guide to get inspired!
Today, we talk to Alejandro Serrano, the chef of the restaurant that bears his name in Miranda de Ebro (Burgos) and who has become the youngest Spanish chef to be awarded a Michelin star at just 24 years old. In his dishes, he experiments with seafood, mountain tastes and superior-high-quality produce from different parts of the peninsula.
Two Michelin-starred chef Konstantin Filippou knows all about fine dining. Half-Greek, half-Austrian, he not only possesses a talent for creating uniquely blended Mediterranean and Austrian flavours but also embodies the determination required to rise to the top of the Michelin Star list.
The Ösch Noir offers culinary delights in a class of their own. The restaurant is known for its creative French haute cuisine specialities, which are served in an elegant design ambience. Top chef Manuel Ulrich spoils his guests with superb delicacies.
