More than a glamping destination or a beautiful wedding venue, Silchester Farm is an immersive rural escape where kitchen gardens supply the menu, breakfast arrives by hamper and the pace of life slows to something approaching rural perfection.

With Sense and Sensibility back on the big screen, discover nine historic British stays that feel like stepping into a Jane Austen novel, from Georgian manor houses in Somerset and Bath to a London townhouse once owned by Austen's brother.

A single evening train journey across northern Italy passes within reach of eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, from Turin's palaces and Leonardo's Last Supper to the architectural treasures of Vicenza, Padua and Venice. We explore the rail route that's turning a five-hour train ride into a modern Grand Tour.

Step inside the souks of Fes for a sensory journey through Morocco’s culinary traditions. From gathering spices, olives and fresh produce to cooking tagine and zaalouk at Palais Amani’s rooftop cooking school, discover an immersive Fes experience that brings Moroccan cuisine to life.

Tucked away in Knightsbridge, Pétrus strips away modern dining gimmicks in favour of pure French gastronomy. Read our review of Gordon Ramsay’s most refined London restaurant, where world-class service and classical technique take centre stage.

Britain's best afternoon teas aren't always the most traditional. From seafood feasts and Japanese-inspired spreads to gin-soaked indulgence and more, these afternoon teas prove there's far more to the nation's favourite ritual than sandwiches and scones.

York's food scene has never been more exciting. From Michelin-starred fine dining and inventive small plates to neighbourhood bistros and riverside favourites, these are the 12 best restaurants in York for 2026.

From London's Sky Garden to cocktail bars perched above the skyscrapers of Singapore, Bangkok and New York, a new ranking reveals the rooftop venues travellers can't stop talking about. The views, unsurprisingly, are worth the climb.

From Endo’s ten-seat omakase in Chelsea to Pearl’s Mediterranean-inspired Mayfair setting, the latest opening from Gordon Ramsay and a new menu from MOI, discover the restaurants and bars shaping London’s autumn diary.

Naomi Lake continues her 30-day fragrance experiment, discovering how unfamiliar perfumes shape her mood, memories and sense of self. From juicy florals and sun-warmed musk to salty woods and creamy coconut, Part Two of The Discomfort of Discovery explores the unexpected scents that made the summer heat more bearable.

Wellness doesn't need an app, a tracking device or a ten-step morning routine. From Norwegian sauna sanctuaries and historic Budapest bathhouses to floating Arctic spas and coastal Croatian retreats, these European wellness escapes prove that the best way to relax is often the simplest.

What happens when you stop reaching for the perfume you know and let fate take the wheel? For 30 days, Co-Editor Naomi Lake wears a different unknown fragrance each day, exploring scent, memory, identity and emotion. From Creed and Miller Harris to Ffern and Thameen, discover part one of her olfactory experiment.

What happens when a beauty treatment feels more like being temporarily removed from real life? We visit Pelegrims’ Canterbury flagship to experience Winemakers Rest, a 90-minute ritual of therapeutic massage, fragrance, breathwork and vinotherapy designed to make taking pause feel positively transcendent.

Surviving higher-than-high summer in style requires a sharp strategy. The best men's fragrances for hot weather don't just attempt to cool you down, but rather thrive in the humidity. Here are the seven heatwave-proof men’s perfumes that earn their place in your summer rotation.

As English Wine Week arrives, Pelegrims continues to champion the synergy between English viticulture and skincare innovation. Since it’s launch in 2021, the Kent-based brand transforms vineyard by-products into polyphenol-rich skincare, through small-batch production and a hyper-local supply chain.