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In a city known for its luxury grandes dames, some of Paris’ most memorable stays are actually found away from the well-touristed areas — and at very affordable prices.

Kyoto’s ryotei culture traces its roots to the philosophy of wabi-sabi — a reverence for imperfection and impermanence — shaped by tea master Sen no Rikyu in the late 16th century.

From haute meals to beachy hotels, The Golden State provides the ultimate playground for for the ultimate road trip.

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Kyo-sushi is Kyoto’s elegant take on sushi, rooted in local ingredients, seasonal restraint, and centuries-old techniques unique to the city’s refined cuisine.

The MICHELIN Guide's Bib Gourmands, our best value restaurants, offer something eternally desirable: high-quality feasts at accessible prices, even in the City of Light.

Kyoto’s rich culinary heritage goes beyond wagyu and kaiseki, it’s also the best city to try exceptional vegetarian food.

These Florentine restaurants are not only superb but boast outstanding curation of their wine offerings, making it one of the best cities to eat for wine lovers.

The famous chef from MICHELIN-Starred restaurant MoSuke shares his favorite food markets and gourmet spots in Paris.

As the Cannes Film Festival rolls out its red carpet, we’re serving a cinematic tasting menu of unforgettable food moments — from 'Parasite' to 'Babette’s Feast'. We've paired these beloved Cannes movies with some of our MICHELIN Guide restaurants that echo each story’s flavor and feeling.

Get ready for avocado-soaked goodness opening in San Diego.

From Menton to Carry-le-Rouet, we’ve handpicked the best beach towns in the south of France — where the food is stellar, the sea’s a shimmer, and the stays are worth writing home about.

Karime López, the first Mexican woman to earn a MICHELIN Star, now helms Gucci Osteria in Florence alongside partner Takahiko Kondo, blending global flavors with Italian flair. They have a story that’s hard not to love.

In a city devoted to Tuscan tradition, Xin Ge Liu’s Gusto Xinge brings a bold, fashion-fueled take on Chinese cuisine to Florence.

Florence is a feast in itself, but hop on a train and you’ll find even more local flavor — minus the crowds and museum queues.

The selection will be announced at the Northeast Cities MICHELIN Guide Ceremony later this year.

There’s something irresistibly seductive about dining spots along the coastlines of Europe and Asia, where the natural scenery, balmy breezes and rhythmic waves instantly soothe your urban-weary senses — and perhaps even boost the local flavors.

From Texas Barbecue to Mexico City's cutting-edge dining, these new MICHELIN Guide hot spots promise unforgettable vacations and world-class cuisine.