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When you tire of the ancient aesthetic, take visual refreshment from five of the brightest, trendiest design hotels in Rome.

An ancient tradition endures, albeit with a luxurious update, at five of Rome's best hotel spas.

The best hotel bars in Rome are among the most celebrated across the city — opulent courtyards and terraces infused with the lore of the rich, famous and wonderfully dressed.

Inspectors are always adding new hotels to our selection. Our editors take stock with five of the most impressive designs.

Asheville, Charlotte, Durham and Raleigh illustrate how Southern traditions and global ideas are shaping the state’s bourgeoning dining scene.

The setting may be unexpected, but Holbox offers top-notch Mexican food with an authentic, informal experience.

From sarsaparilla margaritas in Austin to Mexico City-style tacos carved off the spit in New York, this is Cinco de Mayo the MICHELIN Guide way.

Celebrated Mexico City chef Gabriela Cámara opens Cantina Contramar at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, blending her signature seafood dishes with a bold, high-energy cantina vibe for a global audience.

From yakitori and udon to Indian curries and Vietnamese family recipes, Vancouver’s leading chefs are blending traditions from across Asia with Canadian ingredients — creating a dynamic, deeply personal food scene shaped by culture, migration and innovation.

Combine Inspector-approved cooking with a feast for the eyes in these top restaurants with a stunning view you’ll only find in London.

Get away from the big city with 24-hour excursions to some of the UK's top destinations, each one offering its own culinary signature.

Furry friends aren't merely allowed at these dog-friendly hotels in New York City, they're here to live their best lives.

At Hyakuyaku by Tokuyamazushi, Chef Hitoshi Sato creates Japanese cuisine centered on natural ingredients, shaped by an unconventional path and a relentless search for undiscovered flavors.

Italian elegance born from Japanese ingredients, embodied by two strikingly different chefs.

In her latest rollicking read, author Katie Parla — an American authority on Rome — brings together her two obsessions: the capital’s layered history and its cuisine. Here, she unpacks the era that fascinates her most, shares the Roman dishes, restaurants, and food souvenirs she actually rates, and explains why she pushes back against the cult of nonna-style cooking.

When she first burst onto Rome’s food scene 20 years ago with her bright pink hair, everyone told Cristina Bowerman she’d never earn the MICHELIN seal of approval because of her unconventional style. Today, the only female chef in Italy’s capital ever to have a MICHELIN-Starred restaurant, Glass Hostaria, she remains committed to her vision of a more inclusive, exciting and rule-breaking Roman food industry. Here, she shares the local spots already making that a reality.

At One-MICHELIN-Starred INEO, Chef Heros De Agostinis blends the skills he honed while training under chefs leading multi-Starred restaurants with the diverse influences of his neighborhood, multicultural Esquilino, and his Abruzzian-Eritrean heritage. The result? Italian cooking that sidesteps clichés and is resolutely current — along with a bread cart that’s already the stuff of legend.

From classic New York-style to Basque burnt, vegan and savory spins, chefs are reimagining cheesecake in bold and unexpected ways.