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If space is the true measure of cruising luxury, this is a winner (opens the original)
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Mirroring her sister ship Silver Muse, Silver Moon is one of Silversea’s eight Classic ships. An additional four in the fleet are Expedition ships. Owned since 2018 by the Royal Caribbean Group, the brand has maintained a loyal following, as reflected by the many repeat clients on this trip. The latest travel news, tips and inspiration delivered to your inbox. Sign up now. I join the cruise in Busan (an exception because I am a guest of Silversea), halfway through the 14-day Tokyo to Tokyo itine
This city of beer and schnitzel is having a quiet culinary revolution (opens the original)
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Bavaria is often stereotyped as Germany at its most traditional, a region where dirndl and lederhosen are worn at celebrations, beer is the local “water” and schnitzel is on every menu. While the first two are accurate (and Bavarians do drink more beer per person than the rest of the country), when it comes to gastronomy, there’s a lot more to it than crumbed meat. Munich’s innovative young chefs and food creators have been adding some interesting touches to traditional dishes, driving its uniqu
Historic Munich hotel is perfect for all seasons (opens the original)
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I’m almost relieved it’s regnet junge Hunde (“raining cats and dogs”) in Munich as it gives me an excuse to head back to my accommodation, the Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski. I don’t feel guilty because I’ve already ticked off the city’s glorious sites: Marienplatz, the historic plaza; the Viktualienmarkt, the famous food market; and the English Garden, Munich’s answer to Hyde Park. Besides, the hotel is an attraction in itself. Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, which literally means “four seasons”, w
Once a rival to Tokyo and Kyoto, this extraordinary city is exquisite (opens the original)
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I know Kanazawa will be my kind of town when Evelyn Evans, Silversea Cruises’ onboard lecturer, reveals that this Japanese city of 460,000 – a regional commercial hub and historic samurai centre – once rivalled Kyoto and Tokyo, then known as Edo. It gets better when she reveals that in Kanazawa, “the streets were designed with angles and dead ends, so as to confuse invaders. Locals say that if you can navigate Kanazawa without a map, you were obviously a samurai in your past life.” But accompani
As a backpacker, Martin changed my life. We found each other again 30 years later (opens the original)
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The last thing I expect when I walk into Berlin’s Hotel Adlon Kempinski is to burst into tears. My suite overlooks Pariser Platz and the Brandenburg Gate. Built by the Prussians, this neoclassical monument – topped by Victory steering her chariot drawn by four horses – is now a powerful symbol of Germany’s reunification in 1990. I’m not weeping at the scene (which is beautiful), but for the reason I’m here. I visited Berlin as a young backpacker with my friend Caroline, four months after the fal
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