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Luxury Food & Wine Holidays

Regal ... Alain Ducasse in the Hotel de Paris.

Monaco

Fit for a prince

Good Food Guide editor Joanna Savill has royalty at the next table when she dines at one of the world's great restaurants.

Italy

Ground zero for style

When the world's design mavens descend on Milan, Angie Kelly, finds the happiest spot in town.

Blue Mountains

Into the spirit

In a 'celebration of single malt', Lance Richardson catches a flight of whisky at Lilianfels.

England

Let them eat cake

woman with cup

Catherine du Peloux Menage puts the noble British ritual of afternoon tea to the test.

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World's best spots for afternoon tea

Windsor Hotel afternoon tea.

Some of the world's historic grand hotels are renowned for their afternoon teas. Patricia Maunder nominates the best.

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