Europe and Middle East
Liguria beyond the Cinque Terre. There is so much more to Liguria than those famous five villages.
Riding an e-bike pedalling through the forest of the Cinque Terre national park, the sense of freedom and solitude I feel is liberating. There are the occasional tantalising glimpses of the Med and a vine terrace or two between gaps in the trees but otherwise, the silence is golden.
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Insider guide to Frankfurt
Frankfurt is where a New York Skyscraper Skyline meets reassuring Germanic reliability. Germany’s fifth city is rapidly becoming an attractive weekend break.
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Iron Bloom Restaurant. Great british Tapas in Shoreditch
Wandering around a buzzing Shoreditch on a Friday night, it’s easy to miss Iron Bloom, thinking that it’s just of many identikit bars that are pumping out music
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Hotel Le Pigalle, Paris
Not so long ago Pigalle was considered the seedier side of Paris, a magnet for sex shops and low-rent hostelries, thanks to the topless cabarets which made it the apotheosis of city nightlife more than a century ago.
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Hotel du Vin. A classy touch of French in Edinburgh.
It’s the Edinburgh Festival and we are in the best position for the fringe fun. Hotel du Vin is near Bristo Square, a peaceful distance from the hoards.
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Jumeirah Hotel, Frankfurt
Jumeirah Hotel’s buttoned-up business clientele, live life in the fast-lane. Once a working week is done weekenders discover that Jumeirah is the perfect location for exploring and unwinding.d unwinding.
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