Hot Dinners goes abroad

We head to the Rennaisance Tuscany Il Ciocco for a quick Autumn break. Barely a two hour flight from London, and you could be learning how to make ravioli, enjoying biodynamic wine at the vineyard which makes it or just lolling by the pool. Yes, it's fair to say we liked Tuscany quite a lot...

Here on the very edge of Galicia - out on the O Grove peninsula, a Spanish chef is wowing diners with ultra local dishes given a very modernist treatment.

There's been somewhere for weary travellers to rest their heads on this site in Lyon since the 12th century, but the latest makeover is altogether more five star than before.

Following a multi-million, four year restoration this famous Parisian hotel has reopened and is looking lovelier than ever. We checked in for a night of luxury in Paris.

Planning a foodie trip to San Sebastian - we've been a few times now, so here are our suggestions on where to stay there.

In just a few hours you could be sitting in a seafront restaurant in Corfu, sipping Greek wine and eating salt-baked sea bream. Tempted?

We take a super quick trip on NCL's latest ship from Germany to Southampton

As our readers will know, we've done a few cruises in our time and - chosen carefully - they can be a really easy way to tour loads of interesting places, in comfort, with very little effort on your part. You just turn up, unpack, and for the next week wake up somewhere new each morning.

For cruise companies, finding something that distinguishes them from their competitors, often travelling similar routes, is key. The quality of the food they offer has

We check into Le Grand Pigalle for a 24 hour pitstop in Paris

Made famous by Agatha Christie, this is one of the world's most iconic train journeys - so what is it really like to be on board?

From Guernsey butter and Spanish jamon to French shellfish - here's how to do a Euro foodie tour with someone else doing all the hard work.