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Milan is more than fashion, it’s a city of architectural elegance, culinary innovation, and visual storytelling. In 2026, its most iconic restaurants offer immersive dining experiences that blend Michelin mastery with Milanese style. From rooftop gardens to historic palazzos, here’s where to dine in true Italian luxury. Seta by Antonio Guida – Mandarin Oriental Milan Seta  is a two Michelin-starred sanctuary tucked within the Mandarin Oriental’s courtyard. The interiors are s

New York’s fine dining scene is a spectacle of architecture, artistry, and culinary innovation. In 2026, the city’s most iconic restaurants offer more than just flavour, they deliver immersive design, skyline drama, and unforgettable tasting menus. Here’s where to dine in style. Le Bernardin – Midtown Le Bernardin  remains the gold standard for seafood refinement. The dining room is sleek and serene, with warm wood panelling, abstract art, and hushed lighting. Chef Eric Riper

Manchester’s dining scene has evolved into one of the UK’s most exciting culinary landscapes. In 2026, it’s not just about flavour, it’s about mood, architecture, and storytelling. These restaurants offer immersive design, refined menus, and a sense of place that rivals any capital city. Mana Simon Martin’s Mana  in Ancoats remains Manchester’s Michelin-starred benchmark. The interiors are Nordic and minimalist oak counters, open kitchens, and soft lighting that create a medi

Istanbul’s fine dining scene is a blend of imperial heritage, modern Turkish gastronomy, and breath taking waterfront settings. In 2026, the city’s most iconic restaurants offer more than just flavour, they deliver architectural drama, cultural storytelling, and unforgettable views. Here’s where to dine in style. Mikla – The Marmara Pera Mikla  is Istanbul’s pioneer of modern Anatolian cuisine, perched atop The Marmara Pera hotel. The rooftop setting offers panoramic views of

Paris is the spiritual home of fine dining, a city where gastronomy, design, and storytelling converge. In 2026, its most iconic restaurants continue to dazzle with Michelin-starred menus, historic interiors, and skyline views. From gilded salons to modernist rooftops, here’s where to dine in style. Le Meurice Alain Ducasse Le Meurice Alain Ducasse  is a palace of precision. Set inside the Hôtel Meurice, the dining room is inspired by the Salon de la Paix at Versailles, cryst

Dubai’s dining scene is a fusion of architectural drama, global flavours, and immersive storytelling. From underwater tasting menus to sky-high grills, the city offers some of the world’s most visually spectacular and indulgent restaurants. Here’s where to dine in style in 2026. Ossiano – Atlantis, The Palm Ossiano  is Dubai’s most surreal dining experience, set within the depths of Atlantis, The Palm. Diners are surrounded by floor-to-ceiling views of the Ambassador Lagoon,

London’s fine dining scene is a masterclass in drama, design, and detail. From chandeliered townhouses to skyline view tasting rooms, the capital offers immersive culinary experiences that blend Michelin precision with visual spectacle. Whether you’re celebrating, impressing, or indulging, these restaurants deliver unforgettable meals in unforgettable spaces. Sketch – The Lecture Room & Library Sketch  is London’s most theatrical dining destination. Located in a Mayfair townh

Bangkok is a city of contrasts, where gilded temples meet rooftop helipads, and street food stalls hum beneath Michelin-starred towers. For travellers seeking luxury and visual spectacle, the Thai capital delivers a culinary scene that’s as dazzling as its skyline. From riverside palaces to sky-high tasting menus, here are the most visually stunning and indulgent restaurants to book in 2026. COBA A futuristic newcomer that’s already making waves, COBA  is a design-forward din

In 2025, wellness travel has entered a new era, one where artificial intelligence, biometric feedback, and immersive nature therapy converge to create deeply personalized retreats. From Iceland’s geothermal sanctuaries to Costa Rica’s jungle-backed writing escapes, travellers are embracing modular, tech-enhanced wellness journeys that go far beyond traditional spa getaways. According to Project Bold Life , the most popular wellness retreats this year include VR-guided meditat

In the far north of Norway, just above the Arctic Circle, a new kind of wellness retreat is taking shape, one that promises not only to restore the traveller, but to regenerate the planet. Six Senses Svart, set to open in 2026, is the world’s first energy-positive  hotel, meaning it will produce more energy than it consumes. But this isn’t just a sustainability milestone, it’s a reimagining of what wellness travel can be. Located at the foot of the Svartisen glacier, the 94-r

Luxury travel is evolving. No longer defined solely by opulence, it now embraces sustainability, personalization, and immersive cultural experiences. In 2025, Celebrity Cruises is leading this shift with the Celebrity Equinox, a Solstice-class ship that blends indulgence with intention. With new itineraries spanning the Mediterranean, South America, and the Caribbean, the Equinox is setting a new standard for eco-luxury at sea. According to Celebrity Cruises , the Equinox wil

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