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Featured Stories Archive
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Riga’s streets of art nouveau
Posted on 19 October, 2019 | No CommentsJohn Westbrooke sees the architectural treasures of the Latvian capital Art Nouveau is usually thought of as a north European movement, Paris and Brussels rather than Rome. And yet some... -
The Restaurant at The Capital Hotel, Knightsbridge – Review
Posted on 19 October, 2019 | No CommentsPeter Morrell and a friend enjoy fine dining in this elegant five-star boutique hotel located a stone’s throw from Harrods The Restaurant at The Capital Hotel is ideally situated for... -
Inspired by the East
Posted on 16 October, 2019 | No CommentsA British Museum exhibition of Islamic and European art doesn’t quite achieve its aim, John Westbrooke writes These are hard times for Islam in the West, with every Muslim suspected... -
Gauguin Portraits
Posted on 11 October, 2019 | No CommentsThe French painter’s main subject was himself, John Westbrooke finds Paul Gauguin (1848 – 1903) is best known as the artist who briefly worked with Vincent Van Gogh, then escaped... -
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Posted on 3 September, 2019 | No CommentsFor its 43rd edition, the festival still manages to attract the big stars, although many of the golden oldies of the jazz world are no longer around. Rupert Parker spends... -
The Bi-Annual Agatha Christie Festival
Posted on 20 August, 2019 | No CommentsBack in Tenerife 4th – 10th of November 2019 This November the life and works of Agatha Christie will be celebrated in Tenerife’s Puerto de la Cruz during its bi-annual... -
Caen – France
Posted on 20 August, 2019 | No CommentsNeil Hennessy-Vass discovers an often overlooked part of France rich in culture, history and good food and less than an hour’s flight away The echo chamber of today’s society loves... -
Delve into Madrid’s Contemporary Art and Culture
Posted on 6 August, 2019 | No CommentsThe Apertura Madrid Gallery Weekend Madrid celebrates its art and culture with the tenth edition of Apertura Madrid Gallery Weekend taking place from 12-15 September 2019. Recognised as one... -
Eating Dordogne, France
Posted on 3 August, 2019 | No CommentsThis is a land of fairy tale castles, perched precariously on limestone cliffs, overlooking the Dordogne River, and picturesque medieval villages serving typical local produce, Rupert Parker gets a taste... -
The Long and Fascinating Heritage of Charleston, South Carolina
Posted on 2 August, 2019 | No CommentsLiz Gill is impressed with the sheer cultural diversity of this historic city Any European who smugly thinks America is too young to have any history comparable to that of...