Grammy Award-winning artist, producer and composer Wyclef Jean will headline the 2026 British Museum Ball, performing beneath the iconic glass roof of the Museum’s Great Court on Saturday 17 October.

London once again became the centre of the tennis world this weekend as the Laver Cup returned to The O2, bringing together some of the sport’s biggest names for three days of high-energy competition between Team Europe and Team World.

The Wizard of Oz, has been brought to life inside the world’s most immersive entertainment venue, offering audiences the chance to experience Dorothy’s journey like never before.

There are some national parks you visit for the scenery, and then there are those that feel almost otherworldly. Arches National Park in Utah is very much one of them.

As the original Bayeux Tapestry returns to Britain for the first time in almost 1,000 years, Swedish-born artist Mia Hansson has revealed the remarkable story behind her own full-scale recreation of one of the medieval world’s most venerated works of art.

Set beneath the spectacular peaks of the Teton Range and within easy reach of both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, Jackson Hole has a way of making you feel as though you’ve stepped into another world.

The British Museum has launched Bayeux Around Britain, supported by WorldQuant, a major nationwide programme bringing the story of the Bayeux Tapestry to communities, schools and cultural organisations across the UK.

London’s most colourful weekend returns for its Diamond Jubilee, bringing the streets of West London alive with music, dancing, spectacular costumes and the unmistakable spirit of Carnival.

Castle Fine Art is delighted to welcome internationally acclaimed artist David Gerstein to their profile.

London’s legendary Liberty continues to captivate shoppers, designers and visitors with its distinctive blend of British heritage, art, fashion and design.

And while the height of summer can sometimes make the city feel almost too hot to fully enjoy, there is one very good reason to embrace an evening in Venice: dinner.

The Italian Dolomites are enjoying unprecedented popularity as travellers increasingly swap city breaks for immersive outdoor experiences.

Colita sits on rue Catherine Ségurane, in the stretch of the city between the port and the Colline du Château, just far enough from the Old Town crush to feel like a proper find rather than a tourist stop.

Nestled between Nice and Cannes, this charming seaside town perfectly captures the relaxed elegance of the Côte d'Azur, offering a quieter and more authentic experience than some of its famous neighbours.

Fréjus is one of the Côte d'Azur's best-kept secrets, offering a captivating blend of Mediterranean beaches, Roman history and Provençal charm.

Thousands of fans turned out for the opening show, marking the start of one of the biggest concert runs ever staged by a solo artist at Wembley.

Just 45 minutes from Venice, Burano offers colourful canals, traditional lace-making, fresh seafood and a slower side to the Venetian Lagoon

Clos Maggiore has built a reputation as one of London's most romantic restaurants, and after spending an afternoon there, it's easy to understand why.

Whether it's a first-time visit to London or a return trip to discover somewhere new, Covent Garden consistently tops the list of must-visit neighbourhoods.

Taormina has a way of turning a meal into an experience with fresh Sicilian ingredients, beautifully prepared seafood, warm hospitality, and those effortless moments where the view competes with the food.