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A delicious mélange of influences from across south-east Asia, the city-state’s traditional dishes are the ultimate comfort eat. Here’s where to find them at their finest
Gentrification might have softened its edges, but this longstanding counterculture haven remains a site of protest and play — particularly, come Halloween, for costumed canines
One FT writer’s journey from two-wheeled commuter to ‘Lycra-clad obsessive’
Most make a decent job of it — but a handful of hotels turn it into a fine art
When two FT writers shared their top riverside pubs, we asked you for yours. And your nominees are . . .
Bespoke martinis in Mayfair, oysters in Piccadilly and chocolate soufflé in Chelsea — via stop-offs at gourmet food stores — with the chef-patron of Notting Hill’s three-Michelin-starred Core
The city-state eateries you love the most range from no-frills takeaways to Michelin-starred smart — and they’re all mouthwatering
The head of the independent luxury-hotel group likes to enjoy her home borough’s excellent food offerings and explore its green spaces with her family — followed by a night in Manhattan
The streets and parks around one of the UK capital’s most storied hotels have their own fascinating tales to tell — of Georgian starchitects, midcentury modernists, military heritage and . . . pelicans
A toast to the UK capital’s finest waterfront watering holes — rich in history and offering good food and splendid views
Move over, Manhattan — for treasure-trove record shops and up-tempo live venues just head over the river
The opening of an Oscar Wilde-inspired hotel prompted an FT writer to indulge in a (brief) home-city holiday — in the aesthete’s mecca that is the capital’s most elegant district
In this vast metropolis, exploring the capital’s neighbourhoods on short cycle rides is a great way to get to know the lie of the land
The gourmet-coffee scene here may be relatively young, but it has already crafted its own distinct, delicious identity – one that is equal parts creativity, local character and cool speciality brews
Just a short train ride from Manhattan, the Garden State’s mecca for New York media types offers superb food and arts scenes and a historic boutique hotel
A steadily expanding network of protected lanes means that cyclists can explore the capital virtually unbothered by drivers — on routes that zip through 1,000 years of history
The best way to take in all that Brooklyn has to offer — from spectacular cityscapes to hipster havens — is on two wheels
Without more corporate customers, airlines and hotels shares will not stage a strong recovery
Glorious greenery is dotted with grand glasshouses and Art Deco architecture in this storied symbol of 19th-century civic-mindedness
How going electric brought new energy to the way the FT’s CEO — formerly an e-bike sceptic — navigates the UK capital
With the number of cyclists soaring in the increasingly bike-friendly city, here are four stunning — and safe — routes that take in everything from Central Park to Randall’s Island and criss-cross NYC’s iconic bridges
They’re word-of-mouth affairs where some of the world’s most talented chefs will cook exclusively for you and a select few — if you’re lucky . . .
For the former FT editor, nothing beats taking to two wheels
From escapes to the hills or relaxation closer to town, here’s how you keep fit in Hong Kong
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