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Expo 35: Taipei

The right mixture of progress and chaos makes Taiwan's capital a fun place to live. It has the world's most advanced cashless payment system alongside sprawling, hectic night markets.

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Student Zu Pei-Shar, 17, walking near Humin market
Culture

Expo 35: Naples

Away from the dark world of the Camorra, Naples’s real innocence and romance shine through in its family-run restaurants, with locally caught fish, and young couples kissing on Vespas in nearby beauty spots.

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View from the Via Strato Santo
Travel and restaurants

Five urban escapes

Cities from Tokyo to Turin work because when you you really need to get away, they have rural, beach or mountain retreats on the doorstep. Here are five urbanite playgrounds.

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Finale Ligure, Turin
Travel and restaurants

Expo 35: Beirut

International architecture firms and boutique hotels are catching on to Beirut, the friendliest and most vibrant city in the Middle East. Discover a metropolis whose charm means it remains an exceptional place to live.

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‘Tawlet’ buffet in Mar Mikhael
Design

Coast story

Portugal’s second city, Porto, has great architecture and food, but the escapes along its coast truly give it quality-of-life credentials. Pack your trunks and head for the boardwalks.

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DRESS by A.P.C., SHOES by Fratelli Rossetti
Culture

Expo 35: Istanbul

Istanbul is like the Med on steroids: stronger coffee, crazier roads and animated, opinionated people. The pace of life is relaxed, while the party scene doesn’t stop until dawn.

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The modern Besiktas Fish Market by GAD Architects
Travel and restaurants

Observation

After a short break in Beirut, we’ll be back with music, chat and reportage to entertain you. Our Summer Series audio programme returns and we're launching a special-edition Monocle newspaper, writes Tyler Brûlé.

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Observation
Food & Drink

Alain Ducasse

For his 'last meal', Michelin-starred chef Alain Ducasse pays tribute to Monaco and the restaurant that sealed his reputation. He also contemplates his demise, having survived a deadly plane crash in 1984.

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Alain Ducasse
Travel and restaurants

Monocle travel guide

Our global favourites this month include a London sushi spot, a lovers’ retreat in Greece and a Taipei hotel full of Warhol and Dalí originals. We also profile Norwegian airline Widerøe.

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Monocle travel guide
Travel and restaurants

Dutch of class

Eccentric Michelin-starred chef Pierre Wind takes Monocle on a gastro-tour of Scheveningen, The Hague’s seaside neighbourhood, showing us where he buys the best oysters and juicy ham for his dog.

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Dutch of class

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