Valletta makes it to our number one spot for serval reasons. This city
is bursting with food, history and culture. We predict that it will soon be the
new trending destination for Middle East travellers. When visiting Valletta be
sure to lose yourself in the small winding streets, here you will find a host
of boutique cafes and the most authentic local cuisine. Foodies will also enjoy
the Valletta Waterfront a converted 1700’s port that has been revamped with a
host of stylish eateries. No trip to Valletta is complete without a visit to
the Upper Barrakka Gardens or St. John’s
Co-Cathedral.
Los
Angeles is home to renowned museums, unique hotels, diverse experiences and 75
miles of sunny coastline. The best way to discover LA is by exploring all of
the vibrant multicultural neighbourhoods.
Once you’ve seen the Hollywood sign and walked along the Walk of Fame
head down to Venice Beach and experience the original food truck movement that
started it all. Dozens of A-list food trucks descend onto Abbot Kinney Blvd
every first Friday of the month. If you’re in LA in July 12th to 26th
be sure to check out Restaurant Week. Families can enjoy Universal Studios
Hollywood and Disneyland.
This city
offers visitors vibrant street life, from night markets, local food stalls to
Michelin Star restaurants. When visiting be sure to head to Khao San Road its
night market is one not to be missed and if you get tired of shopping pop into
one of the many local watering holes that line the famous road. For culture The
Grand Palace makes for an interesting day out. Food connoisseurs can eat their
way through the Bangkok Michelin Guide which boasts an impressive list of fine
dining establishments. Enjoy a sundowner at the Pullman G Hotel, its rooftop
bar Scarlett is one of the top nightlife spots.
Rome, one of
the world’s most charismatic cities offers visitors a mix of history, art and
fine food. Described as an open-air museum ancient ruins such as the Colosseum
and Roman Forum stand as a lasting memory of the Roman Empire. Don’t forget to
toss a coin into the famous Trevi Fountain before you depart. Foodies will
relish their time in Rome, after all the heart and soul of Italy is its
cuisine. Our advice would be to move away from the regular tourist traps and go
where the locals go. Mercato Centrale Roma, features eighteen artesian food
stalls and is an experience within itself.
This
energetic city takes the final place in our top five getaways. With access to
some of the freshest produce available, Dublin’s culinary scene is booming, and
finding good food is never a chore. Immerse yourself in the culture and visit The
Knighstbridge Bar which has traditional Irish music sessions with Irish dancing
seven nights a week. When staying in Dublin we would recommend The Shelbourne
Hotel, one of the oldest and grandest hotels. If you are looking for something different
visit Ardgillan Castle and Demesne, Ireland’s hidden gem. Set in spectacular
parkland overlooking the Irish Sea with a magnificent view of the Mourne
Mountains.