Mallorca has an incredible collection of boutique hotels, from stylish city palaces to peaceful countryside fincas and seaside retreats. Here are some of my favourites, organised by area. This article contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a booking or purchase, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Your…
High above the Swiss valley of Arosa, at nearly 1,800 metres, lies one of the most memorable dining experiences in the Alps. Tucked inside the elegant Waldhotel Arosa, 7050 Alpine Signature Dining offers a refined culinary journey that celebrates Alpine ingredients with a modern, creative twist. The kitchen is led by Austrian chef Peter Reithmayr,…
Berlin is a city that reveals itself slowly. At first it may seem a little rough around the edges, but spend a day walking its streets and you quickly discover its fascinating layers of history, creativity and culture. Grand monuments sit beside colourful street art, elegant boulevards lead to lively neighbourhood cafés, and reminders of…
Where to stay in the Black Forest? Hotel Leinsweiler Hof It started as a last minute decision. We threw enough clothes for one night into a bag, laced up our walking shoes, packed our swimsuits and bundled Alfie, Emma’s dog, into the car. No plan, no booking, just the open road and the Black Forest…
Planning a trip to Normandy, France? The Alabaster Coast offers some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in France, world-class seafood, and charming villages that feel untouched by mass tourism. During our recent girls’ getaway to Normandy, we discovered why this region deserves a spot on every traveler’s bucket list. There’s something about the first…
Copenhagen is one of those cities I return to again and again, especially when my son was studying and then working there. The pace is gentle, the design effortless, and daily life seems beautifully balanced. It is a city that rewards walking, lingering, and curiosity, and it works just as well for a long weekend…
We travelled to the Lake District in April, when spring returned colour to the landscapes and gardens, and the changing mix of sun and rain became part of the experience, shaping our walks, our pauses and the way we ate. We began near Bassenthwaite Lake, surrounded by water and woodland, before drifting south to Windermere….
Paris is a city made for wandering streets, sipping espresso and finding small, charming hotels that feel like a local’s secret. These are three boutique stays we love, with approximate price ranges to help you plan your next trip. This article contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a booking or purchase, we…
When technique, playfulness and emotion sit at the same table Some meals impress. Others entertain.And then there are meals like Disfrutar, which quietly take you by the hand and lead you through wonder, surprise and joy, without ever losing their grip on flavour. Disfrutar is not about showing off. It is about pleasure, curiosity and…
This article contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a booking or purchase, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Your support helps us keep Travelling Cooks alive and sharing more recipes and travel tips. This walk is best enjoyed at an unhurried pace, allowing time to look up,…
