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The Museum of Witchcraft

The Museum of Witchcraft

by Simon Costin

Three men and their mission to cast the spotlight on the dark side

Texting while walking in China

Texting while walking in China

by Neil D.A. Stewart

"I don’t like having to dodge out the way of phone-possessed imbeciles any more than I would like to be run over by cars – what’s why I don’t walk in the street"

In search of the next big thing in Hong Kong

In search of the next big thing in Hong Kong

by Lisa Richards

"I want a trailblazing neighbourhood that’s beyond-hipster and is yet to have a Monocle store"

Overboard at the Henley Regatta

Overboard at the Henley Regatta

by Stephen Unwin

"It is hideously enjoyable – once the warm fuzz of premium vodka kicks in"

In pursuit of hygge

In pursuit of hygge

by Jade Conroy

"Sure, they have The Killing, René Redzepi and Danish pastries. Maybe eating the latter for breakfast every day imbues the soul with a year-round sense of inner peace"

Taking the highest roads

Taking the highest roads

by Lydia Bell

"The backpacker and the package tourist are banished"

Kazakhstan | In the glorious land of mare’s milk and honey

Kazakhstan | In the glorious land of mare’s milk and honey

by Derek Guthrie

You can do it. But why would you want to?

Dive right in | Fanelli’s, SoHo

Dive right in | Fanelli’s, SoHo

by Simon Gage

"Fanelli’s Café is the last great bastion of the dissolute, the work-shy, the old reprobates of New York City"

4 Cadogan Lane | The house that Judy died in

4 Cadogan Lane | The house that Judy died in

by Corinna Tomrley

Judy Garland lived, loved and died in a tiny mews house in Belgravia

TriBeCa’s one and only Greco-Roman bathhouse

TriBeCa’s one and only Greco-Roman bathhouse

by Ruby Warrington

"This is the kind of city where you need a massage every week, so it had better be affordable"