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A beautiful, fresh take on Paris city guides

Discover the chic, boutique and unique sides of Italy's Renaissance capital

An insider's guide to the best places to eat, drink and explore in Mexico City

An insider's guide to the best places to eat, drink and explore in Marrakesh

An insider's guide to the best places to eat, drink and explore in Tokyo

The perfect guide for locals and visitors alike, discover the best of Dublin's cosy pubs through to sustainable design boutiques and buzzing nightlife.

An insider's guide to the best places to eat, drink and explore in Washington, DC

Hidden Pockets in Kyotois your guide to losing yourself in this Japanese city that seamlessly intertwines modern and traditional influences. Whether you’re satisfying your tastebuds in contemporary cafes, wandering among the untarnished architecture of Gion or heading back in time while visiting ancient temples and shrines, Kyoto is a captivating city to explore.   Curated by authors Steve Wide and Michelle Mackintosh, who consider Japan their ‘home away from home’, this travel guide navigates the country’s cultural capital like a local, with chapters for kissatens (coffee shops), gardens, temples, omiyage (local products), mindful experiences and places to enjoy delectable sweets. Build your day with a variety of half-day and full-day itineraries and bask in Kyoto’s seasonal beauty as you explore lantern-lit alleys that reveal the city’s unique precincts, and uncover hidden artisanal treasures and flavors that will challenge and delight your senses. Venture beyond the metropolis to unearth the heart of the city with this Curious Travel Guide.

Auld and New in Edinburgh is your curated travel guide to the city’s most interesting cultural, shopping, eating and drinking experiences, and its most budget-friendly options. Bursting with history, charm and a heart warm enough for even the chilliest winter days, Edinburgh is one of Europe’s must-see cities. From traditional bagpipers, hilltop castle and whisky tastings to the modern city’s Fringe festivities, food trucks and pop-up galleries, there’s plenty to discover in the Scottish capital. Divided into separate precinct chapters, there's everything from the famous streets of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile and the Georgian New Town to lesser-known areas such as seaside Portobello and leafy Bruntsfield. As well as uncovering a mix of Edinburgh highlights and hidden gems, there are also a selection of field trips that encourage you to venture outside the city to places like Glasgow, Loch Ness, Incholm Island and St Andrews. Slip this guide in your pocket and discover Auld Reekie like a local.