In search of the original Negroni in Florence
Florence is known as a wine destination but, on a hunt for the birthplace of the Negroni, Christine Sismondo learns its ...
Bourgeois beverages and the best coffee in town: Where to drink in Paris
Alcohol-free pairings, oat milk lattes, or even a decently priced pint — it’s finally all possible in Paris, says destination ...
A train goes off the rails in Paris, and we get vivid portraits of the people onboard
No one aboard the train that day died (although one woman on the ground was killed). “I didn’t actually want to write about ...
Preorder the Eater Guide to Paris, Our Newest Travel Guide
The Eater Guide to Paris is your go-to source for getting immersed in Paris’ iconic dining culture. Offering context on how ...
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The Chicest Rooftop Bars In Paris
Whether you’re sipping a boulevardier from a 120-metre-high glass cube or simply meeting friends at a luxury hotel on the ...
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Haute Spots: The Stylish Traveller's Guide to Paris, According To Fashion Insiders
With Paris Fashion Week in full swing, the style set has once again descended upon the City of Lights. From the hidden alley ...
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‘A Farewell to Arms & Other Writings’ Review: Hemingway Arrives
Ernest Hemingway’s World War I novel, “A Farewell to Arms” (1929), is an exception among products of early 20th-century Modernism. While it is innovative in its rendering of conversation ...
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Could you stomach a Shirley Temple?
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. I had Charlie Chaplin in my kitchen last night. And Hemingway and Shirley Temple. Or, at least, I did in ...
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OG Florida Man: Hemingway shot his own legs, hunting sharks from his boat
The mythology around Ernest Hemingway is honestly ridiculous. He’s sometimes depicted sipping café au lait in a beret with artists and writers at Paris cafes ... stealing urinal from his favorite bar ...