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March
We visit the home of the most famous Greek poet you’ve never heard of
Travellers to Alexandria in Egypt can visit the restored apartment of Constantine Cavafy, the favourite bard of Jackie Onassis.
An immersive dining experience awaits at this remote Norwegian escape
Fine dining no longer ends when dessert is cleared – it continues into the night and the next morning, ideally somewhere beautiful, thanks to a new breed of chefs turned hoteliers.
How to pack for a work trip – fashionably
Is there a secret to packing light? We seek the advice of a few stylish businesswomen.
A Dua Lipa-approved handbag and talismanic earrings to buy this week
Europe’s well-honed design aesthetics – from Sweden to Italy – inspire our edit of luxury buys.
So happy to see you: The European countries that want you to visit
In these under-the-radar destinations, travellers are most welcome.
Martin Grant is one of our most unusual designers. And maybe our best
The subject of a new exhibition at the NGV, this fashion designer is Australia’s quietest achiever.
Why Athens is topping European wish lists in 2025
As a new hotel opens in the ancient city’s Bohemian heart, the Greek capital is back to being a tourist drawcard.
Who’s in and who’s out in fashion?
Keeping up with changes in fashion used to mean watching hemlines go up and down. These days, it’s a little trickier.
The other white burgundy is stepping out of chardonnay’s shadow
After years of neglect, both at home and abroad, it’s the little-known aligoté’s time to shine, owing to a warming climate and some determined winemakers.
How to make the most of the south of France’s best art
From land art in the mountains to pop art on sun-soaked islands, here’s your guide to following the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur art route.
Forget tavernas – discover authentic Greek cuisine with the cool crowd
Duck away from Athens’ tourist strip to find an edgy wine bar and restaurant with a charmingly old soul.
The tiny Balkan town at the heart of the action for centuries
If Europe’s oldest olive tree could talk, it would reveal a fascinating tale of the rise and fall of empires.
The designer reinventing bourgeois-chic interiors in Europe
In his latest hospitality foray, Paris-based, Milan-born Fabrizio Casiraghi has lent his restrained but opulent aesthetic to a new members’ club in Milan.
There are travel chargers, and then there’s the PlugBug Travel
Twelve South’s new lightweight charger is not without its flaws, but it does have one feature that could save your next holiday from disaster.
Cycling helps this COO to leave her work stress out on the footpath
From off-road mountain biking to indoor pedal sessions, Cash Converters’ Lisa Stedman has never tried a mode of cycling she didn’t love.
After more than a decade, BMW has perfected the art of EV variants
Savvy, ambidextrous design tactics mean you can enjoy the look and feel of a several BMW models retooled to be electric, including the iX2 xDrive30.
How to mark a milestone birthday in style at a French manor
With croissants and historical sites just a stone’s throw away, Manoir Normand is the perfect base for a week of celebrations.
A backyard beehive and an on-trend merino sweater to wear this winter
From a natural deodorant that actual works to a stylish bucket hat, this week’s luxury buys prioritise form and function.
Will BMW’s Neue Klasse range be the game-changing EVs they promise?
The German manufacturer has made multiple claims of wide-ranging improvements on its currently available electric models, but they won’t roll out on Australian streets until at least 2026.
The Australian gallery that made art fun turns 20
Sullivan+Strumpf co-founders Ursula Sulllivan and Joanna Strumpf have been turning the gallery scene on its head since their share-house days of wild parties.