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Anguilla
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Sun-soaked Cannes is the original playground for the Hollywood jet-set but in recent years has begun to foster a new modernity.
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Thailand
Roughly the size of France, Thailand has all the ingredients of a great trip: mountains, jungles, cities, beaches and, of course, delicious food.
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Palace hotels and painted elephants are part of the colorful exoticism of Jaipur, a city that offers a dazzling immersion into the riches of India.
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Deer Valley
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Big Night Out: Pierre GagnaireThe culinary imagination and technical finesse of chef Pierre Gagnaire continue to make this a fascinating haute cuisine spot. Every dish is an elaborate composition of tastes and textures, and... |
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Big Night Out: Pur’GrillWith the arrival of gifted chef Jean-François Rouquette, the Pur’Grill, at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme hotel, has become an interesting contemporary restaurant. Rouquette, former sous-chef to Philip Legendre at Taillevent,... |
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Big Night Out: Les AmbassadeursThe Hôtel de Crillon restaurant’s marble walls, glittering crystal chandeliers and frescoes playfully depicting cherubim constructing the building, in 1758, makes this a most sumptuous place to dine. Young chef... |
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Hot Spots: L’AlcazarSir Terence Conran’s slick conversion of a Latin Quarter cabaret to a modern brasserie has become a local favorite and is a useful address for being open daily. It pulls... |
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Hot Spots: L’Atelier de Joël RobuchonChef Joël Robuchon’s comeback restaurant, just off the Rue du Bac, is still pulling in crowds four years after it opened and still driving many people crazy by refusing to... |
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Neighborhood Places: Le ChateaubriandTo discover cutting-edge Paris bistro cooking, it’s worth the schlep to this funky and hugely popular restaurant in the Oberkampf quarter. An 1890 former grocery store is the setting for... |
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Neighborhood Places: Restaurant JeanBenoît Bordier presides over this relaxed and quietly elegant modern bistro with a Michelin star. Bordier is a bold and lusty chef, as seen in dishes like his slow-cooked organic... |
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France: St.-Tropez: Where to Eat: Hot Spots: L’EscaleThis portside haunt, which became mythic in 1960s, has just been snazzily refurbished. It’s trendy, but you can always count on their seafood, from fresh oysters to grilled fish. Another... |
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Big Night Out: La Grande CascadeBuilt as a hunting pavilion for Napoléon III, this restaurant, tucked away in the Bois de Boulogne, is undeniably romantic. The dining room, with curved glass windows and sumptuous crystal... |
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France: Paris: Where to Eat: Big Night Out: Alain Ducasse au Plaza AthénéeDucasse himself may not be in the kitchen of this three-Michelin-star at the Hôtel Plaza Athénée, but one of his top lieutenants, Christophe Moret, has made this restaurant one of... |
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