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A fashionable farewell to La Latteria in Milan
After 50-odd years catering to Miuccia Prada and various Versaces, the Milan fashion crowd’s favourite restaurant is no more. Barnaba Fornasetti, who’s been part of the furniture there since the start, recalls what made it so simpatico
Aesop welcomes new skincare treatment rooms to its Regent Street store
A blend of modernity and tranquillity, Aesop’s outpost on London’s Regent's Street, designed by Thomas-McBrien Artchitects, welcomes new skincare treatment rooms to usher in 2024
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Dalla is Hackney’s latest postcard-perfect Italian restaurant
Dalla is an Italian restaurant that wouldn’t look out of place down a cobbled street in sunny Campania
Swede dreams, everyone: introducing Stockholm’s super-stylish new hotel
Villa Dahlia looks like being the place to bed down when it opens. We take a peep inside
The ‘style classrooms’ of this Austrian school offer a lesson in historical decoration
Richly decorated in period styles – from ancient Egyptian to Neoclassical – the classroom of one Austrian school taught pupils all they need to know about the past
Two Mercedes vans ply locals with spicy snail soup in Tangiers
Crawling with spiral-shelled gastropods, these vans on the Tangier seafront, sell spicy snail soup to hungry locals drawn by twinkling fairy lights
My own private idyll: Eden Rock St Barths
After making a quick getaway to the ne plus ultra of Caribbean resorts, Gianluca Longo acquires a taste for the finer things in life – aided by the free-flowing frosé – and never wants to come back
Artfarm brings a Somerset farm shop to Mayfair
The newest opening from Hauser & Wirth’s hospitality offshoot, Farm Shop offers a rural counterpoint to its gleaming siblings on South Audley Street
Sweetings restaurant has stood the test of time
Sweetings has served up fabulous fish dishes for more than a century
Always unlocked, these wild Hebridean bothies capture the imagination
Strewn across the wild Highland landscape like glowing fireflies, bothies have been welcoming weary travellers for centuries