Michelin dining destinations

The neon-lit capital where centuries-old shrines sit a train stop from the world's busiest crossing.

Japan's kitchen — a brash, food-mad city built around canals, street stalls and a landmark castle.

The old imperial capital: thousands of temples, geisha districts and bamboo groves.

China's dazzling financial hub, where colonial Bund facades face a futuristic neon skyline across the river.

A frenetic capital of gilded temples, canal markets, rooftop bars and street food on every corner.

The City of Light, where grand boulevards, world-class art and café terraces frame an iron-lattice icon.

France's gastronomic capital, a Renaissance city of hidden passageways where two rivers meet.

The Eternal City, where ancient ruins, baroque fountains and Vatican treasures crowd every cobbled street.

Italy's sleek fashion and design capital, home to a spiky Gothic cathedral and da Vinci's Last Supper.

Singapore's postcard waterfront — the boat-topped hotel, supertrees and a nightly light show.

A Mediterranean beauty of Gaudi fantasy architecture, tapas bars and buzzing city beaches.

Spain's grand, high-energy capital of world-class art museums, leafy plazas and late-night life.

A Basque seaside jewel ringed by a scallop-shaped bay and renowned for pintxos bars.

A world capital where royal palaces, riverside icons and 300-plus museums crowd both banks of the Thames.

The archetypal big city — skyscrapers, Broadway, world-class museums and every cuisine on earth.

Hilly bay city of cable cars, fog-wrapped bridges and the tech-fuelled northern California coast.

Sprawling home of Hollywood, surf beaches, theme parks and endless sunshine.