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Join us on a journey through Abu Dhabi's most sophisticated luxury experiences, where palatial hotels meet Michelin-starred dining and world-class cultural attractions. Over several visits to the UAE's capital, we explored properties that set global hospitality standards, dined at restaurants that have earned international acclaim, and discovered wellness spaces and cultural landmarks that reveal the emirate's depth beyond its impressive skyline
travel
Rosewood Abu Dhabi emerges as a striking waterfront presence where architectural ambition meets refined hospitality. Connected directly to The Galleria, the city's most prestigious shopping destination, this contemporary property offers far more than its impressive facade suggests. From an unexpectedly tranquil rooftop pool to a hidden wine cellar serving exceptional steaks, the hotel reveals its strengths through thoughtful details and surprising discoveries that reward the curious traveller
F1 2026 has delivered its most dramatic season opener in years. Built under the guidance of Technical Directors Loïc Serra and Enrico Gualtieri, and powered by a completely rethought hybrid power unit developed in partnership with Shell, the SF-26 is the 72nd Formula 1 car to carry the Prancing Horse badge and arguably the most complex. With Charles Leclerc and seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton sharing the garage, Team Principal Fred Vasseur has the tools to mount a serious title challenge. Scuderia Ferrari HP has waited long enough
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Perched on a terrace where modern Asian cuisine meets one of the world's most breathtaking architectural achievements, Li Jiang at The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi delivers an experience that transcends typical restaurant visits. As the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque illuminates against the darkening sky, diners discover a Michelin guide restaurant where technical precision, generous flavours, and genuine hospitality combine to create something altogether remarkable
food & drink
The Ritz-Carlton, Langkawi introduces Dayang Mastura, a private Lagoon 620 sailing catamaran designed by Nauta Design, offering intimate charters for up to 20 guests. Guests explore Langkawi’s Machinchang Coast, Straits of Chinchin, Pulau Rebak Besar, and Pulau Intan Kecil while enjoying bespoke culinary experiences, sun decks, paddleboards, kayaks, snorkelling, and four ensuite cabins, combining privacy, comfort, and unforgettable perspectives of the Andaman Sea