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How The Lobb Club became Bangkok’s coolest tennis hangout
Five friends on holiday in Spain took inspiration from Mallorca’s courtside social scene and translated it into a future Bangkok institution.
Pedalling advice: How an architect truly gets to know a city
Exploring a city can be daunting without a guide to show you around – or, at least, a repository of Shanghai’s best spots, compiled by architects crisscrossing the metropolis daily on two wheels.
A day in the life of Ibiza’s Cala Llonga beach, one of Europe’s favourite suntraps
As third spaces go, a sandy stretch of shore takes some beating. We chart how this once-sleepy sliver of Spain became one of Europe’s chosen summer-holiday destinations.
Hop on board: Six luxurious train routes to take this summer
Amid wide-scale disruptions to global air travel, these comfortable rail routes might be the solution to a stress-free holiday.
Last orders for Star on 18, the classic Manhattan street-corner diner
Slow yet consequential changes are something of a common occurrence in big-city landscapes – and not many seem to notice. We visit an iconic Manhattan street-corner diner as it calls last orders.
Rio’s extraordinary Costa Brava Clube began with a tent on the sand
Brutalism, bossa nova and a closer relationship with nature flourished in Brazil’s second-most populous city during the postwar years – inspiring architect Ricardo Menescal to dream up this long-cherished club.
Saddle up at Polo Palladio for a taste of Jaipur’s social scene
Visit a members’ club in Jaipur that celebrates tradition with a little flair.
Six beautiful travel books from Monocle to guarantee a well-spent summer
Whether you’re bound for breezy coastlines, vibrant cities or serene countryside, Monocle’s travel guides are your passport to a smarter season.
How London’s Workshop Café & Academy is bringing a touch of luxury to the daily grind
The British coffee supplier to Claridge’s and The Langham is on a mission to train the next generation of highly skilled baristas.
Want to know why São Paulo is so vibrant and ambitious? Here are 10 observations
There has been a Monocle tour of South and Central America over the past 12 days that has seen two colleagues and I journey from Montevideo in Uruguay to Guatemala City, where we are…
