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Where stars collide – a gourmet guide to Barcelona Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona’s enduring appeal extends from out-there architecture to an idyllic coastal location, along with some of the world’s finest food, much of it concentrated in the Eixample neighbourhood. Words and photography by Marina Spironetti

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Celebrity status - gourmet cruising Europe

Design-led interiors, exceptional dining and cutting-edge art are attributes often associated with the world’s luxury hotels and leading restaurants. But you’ll find them all, along with culinary and cultural excursions, on a Celebrity Apex cruise. Here’s a taste of life on board. Words and photography by Marina Spironetti

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Escape to the country – a gourmet guide to west Somerset Somerset, England

Peaceful, pictureseque villages belie the hard graft and determination of West Somerset's farmers, fishers and producers: along the valleys, and shoreline of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, guardians of local hertiage still make cider in copper stills and cloth-bind their cheese, ensuring set to eat and drink well

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Spirit of Sicily – a gourmet guide to Sicily, Italy Sicily, Italy

Bohemians come to reset, chefs to recreate childhood memories, while winemakers produce beloved vino perpetuo in the old way. If you visit Sicily's warm-wind-buffeted westernmost tip, be prepared to linger

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Harnessing the wild west – a gourmet guide to Galway Galway, Ireland

The rugged, picturesque Atlantic coast of Ireland has always spawned on abundance of excellent produce and, as modern farmers, fishermen and artisans make full use of wine power and anicent forgaging and distilling skills, Galway's kitchens are pushing the boat out more than ever before

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A place to Basque – a gourmet guide to Biarritz Biarritz

For many, Basque Country signals tourist hotspots south of the Pyrénées – but peer over the French border to Biarritz and you’ll discover a historic city and countryside with a dream-like quality and a larder overflowing with charcuterie and sweet delicacies crafted to perfection over centuries

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Hot in the City – a gourmet guide to Copenhagen’s Nørrebro district

Copenhagen’s Nørrebro district has been lauded as the 'coolest neighbourhood in the world'. Setting out from a cemetry where young and old come to dine, Sarah Coghill plots a course for spiralling shawarma, rule-breaking Thai, plant-based creativity and pastries, all washed down with natural wines. But first, coffee...

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It's a breeze – a gourmet guide to Puerto Rico Puerto Rico

Trade winds brought Europeans – and their food – to Puerto Rico, but now sustainably-minded chefs, farmers and fishermen offer up aromatic, local-first cuisine amid pastel-hued streetscapes and lush scenery

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Imperial flavour - a gourmet guide to Kanagawa Kanagawa, Japan

Fermented brews prepared the centuries-old way, traditional springtime kimonos respectfully worn at shrines, unspoilt coves and, above all, an abundance of fish –with not an inch going to waste –are the norm in Kanagawa, an easy train ride from Tokyo

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