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With its unique character and dreamy appeal, Venice and its highly Instagrammable landmarks are usually high on any traveler's checklist. Here, however, we step away from its main thoroughfares to take a look at its less-explored districts and its most peaceful places to stay.

From Paris to New York, London to Doha, these exceptional museum restaurants prove that a day of cultural exploration deserves a meal to match. Browse these top locales unearthed by our MICHELIN Guide Inspectors.

Go beyond South Congress and downtown with stellar hotels in three of the city’s sometimes-overlooked neighborhoods.

Inaugurated in Venice, Italy in 1094, Carnival is an ever-evolving global ritual where crowds can revel in splendor, elegance, artistic invention, and general pandemonium.

Want to turn that weekend in France, Italy or Portugal into an unforgettable experience? From accommodation high up in the trees and on a mountaintop to a futuristic mirror cube or a flying saucer… discover our best hotels for a romantic getaway. Psst: there's even a room with a retractable roof so you can reach for the stars!

Over the past two decades, Ochin has left his mark on the wine industry in Paris. He speaks to us about his take on natural wine and where to sip it in the city.

Arnaud Faye, Executive Chef of the Three-MICHELIN-Star Épicure and Head of Kitchens at Le Bristol, is bringing fresh vision to the iconic Parisian palace-hotel.

From boutique hotels in beachy locales to colonial residences in historic artists' enclaves, here are the latest spots joining The MICHELIN Guide.

Our Inspectors find hotels for every budget—but you don’t open a list like this expecting a bargain. These are among the most interesting, appealing and, yes, expensive rooms in our selection.

From January 31st—February 13th, these restaurants are offering three-course menus full of flavor and value.

In our Signature Spaces series, we take an inside look at some of the most iconic rooms in MICHELIN Key hotels. Join us in the top suite at Casa Kimberly in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where Elizabeth Taylor built a peculiar bathtub—by accident.

Explore every Key hotel in Scotland selected by our MICHELIN Guide Inspectors.

From January 24th—February 9th, here's where to dine in Windy City.

From spots with a real local scene, mixing vinyls and sous-vide Negronis, to hushed hotel bars from our Inspectors' selection serving concoctions inspired by the cosmos, here are The MICHELIN Guide's favorite cocktail bars in Paris.

From flame-cooked feasts to reimagined Chinese classics, here’s what our MICHELIN Guide Inspectors predict will shape restaurant menus this year.

If you take one trip this winter, make it Vals. In the 1990s, the remote Swiss town enlisted a master architect to carve a spa into its mountainside. Today, it's a pilgrimage destination with a Two-Star restaurant and a Two-Key hotel. Below, a MICHELIN editor shares the inside scoop.

Whether you're travelling alone, in a couple or with family, discover our most luxurious spots to indulge in relaxation while also trying out some unique winter activities.

The innovative culinary mind behind one of London's most acclaimed restaurants shares his favourite haunts.