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The Eternal City’s best restaurants and watering holes, as recommended by you
Dim sum, surfing, scenic hikes . . . the FT’s Asia editor shares his recommendations for discovering the city behind the bustle
Some of Japan’s finest slopes are only a short bullet train-ride away from the capital
How Covid-19, Brexit and the global role of English could cost the capital its clout
The elegant beauty of this much-loved space is complemented by its surrounding buildings with their many stories of the capital, from the 18th century to the present day
La Tuile à Loup’s exquisite plates and platters are almost too good to dine from
Escape the crowds and scale hills and mountains on these exhilarating routes for runners of all levels
Here’s how you’ve been fine dining chez vous this year
We asked you to share your preferred places for browsing and buying
The landmark Mayfair hotel has dug 33m beneath Brook Street to create the most glamorous basement extension in the world, and added a rooftop supersuite for good measure. In an exclusive interview, co-owner Paddy McKillen explains how they did it
The Italian capital is teeming with opportunities for one-off gemological and olfactory discoveries
Socialise over warming tipples and substantial sustenance at these nine al fresco venues
One-of-a-kind shops and ateliers offering bona fide Roman style, from the sleekly austere to the wildly flamboyant
In the first in a new FT Globetrotter series on parks in our cities, our Asia business editor revels in the magic of the Japanese capital’s most eccentric and accepting green space
From an album of precious family memories to sculptural jewellery, our tastemakers pick the most thoughtful gifts for the festive season
From quiet bars to Michelin stars: five HK restaurants where you can practice social distancing and relish the joy of eating alone
From adding the finishing touches to haute cuisine to rolling your own sushi — bring the capital’s top fine-dining to your kitchen table
Meeting outside has lent a new resonance to a humble piece of public architecture
The Japanese capital is a treasure trove where you can find everything from classics by high-end designers to exquisite 1920s furniture (via kimono belts)
The fishmongers, bakers, grocers, vintners and more who’ve helped make it bearable, as recommended by you
The pandemic meant this New York craft shop was forced to shut its doors. Then it went viral
While staying in is the new going out, this series from FT Globetrotter will bring you the capital’s top offerings available on your doorstep
Lockdown needn’t dampen your spirits — the capital’s most inventive mixologists have concocted new ways to send their creations to you
Never-before-seen delivery options from the likes of Spring, Sketch and The River Cafe
From ordering epicurean adventures to swimming in the Thames — via collecting cool jumpsuits — here’s how we got through it first time around
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