7 of the best jazz clubs in Barcelona: where to hear a live set tonight
The Raval's jazz club reopens this month. Here is which door to knock on, and on which night.
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The Raval's jazz club reopens this month. Here is which door to knock on, and on which night.
Half the names on every Bodrum list have gone. Here is what replaced them, and which bay keeps which month.
The room everyone quotes has changed its name and was never on the floor the guides give it. Seven kitchens, with the level, the street and the price of getting in.
The Rialto fish market opens Tuesday to Saturday from about 07:30 and shuts on Mondays and Sundays, when there is no fresh fish on sale anywhere in the city. That single fact organises a Venetian week.
The highest room in the city charges AED 95 to stand in it, and hands half of that back across the counter. Five views worth the trip, and one that has gone.
Four trades share one room on Via Turati: a gelateria, a caffetteria, a pasticceria and a restaurant. Biancolatte opened on 5 June 2008 as the first two of those.
A restaurant named after an aeroplane that never arrived is an odd piece of confidence, and Paris has one on a rooftop in the sixteenth. L'Oiseau Blanc is the restaurant, bar and terrace on top of
Three of the bars every list still names have closed. Here is what took the space, and where the good glass is now.
Le Gavroche is gone, the top table now runs to fourteen courses, and the hardest booking opens ninety days out. Where to hand over an evening.
Three streets make the triangle: Avenue Montaigne, Avenue George V and the Champs-Élysées, all in the 8th arrondissement, and the whole of it is a short walk if you do not stop.
Nine rooms in Paris hold three Michelin stars in the 2026 selection, out of 668 starred restaurants in France. That is a small enough number to plan a trip around, and this year it comes with a genuine surprise.
A royal decree let Munich sell beer but not food. Two centuries on, the picnic it accidentally legalised is still the best thing about a Bavarian afternoon.
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