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In 2021, will you need a vaccine to fly?
Despite movie delays, cinema closures and wild uncertainty, the year gave us a whole tranche of modern classics
Escapist pop, nostalgic indie and plenty of ambient were just what we needed during the shitshow of 2020
One silver lining was more time to read. These are the books that have transported our editors this year
This year, we had to learn how to cook – some of us for the first time. Here are the recipe books that made it possible
From recent streaming hits to classic TV masterpieces, these shows were old friends in uncertain times
Honestly, we never expected to spend this year making jam, grooming cats and getting really into antique furniture
The crowdfunded ONA is overturning stereotypes about what this famously gourmet country likes to eat
The island nation is opening its borders to anyone who’s had the jab – no quarantine necessary
The world-famous Champs-Élysées will be lined with all-new planted areas and ‘tree tunnels’ by 2030
The trail is now open to hikers, bikers and more
Sales are apparently surging for the silliest of all bikes
Enter the world of Totoro, Ponyo and Hayao Miyazaki – no ticket required
Oh? You didn’t know? Sad.
Cracking down on drugs tourism, the Dutch capital wants to ban foreign visitors from its ‘weed cafés’
Stream these amazing plays and musicals from home – because right now, your couch is the best seat in the house
Is the sheer amount of film and TV on offer hampering your decision-making skills? Fret not!
Take a trip through the world’s greatest collections, from the Guggenheim to the Rijksmuseum
Tour Paris, London, Rio and Cape Town… without leaving the house
Keep the fire burning for live music with a few of our all-time favourite performances
We’ve taken a pickaxe to Mickey’s vast movie collection to sort the great from the goofy
Free culture, huge parks and a pub on (almost) every corner
Amazing culture, amazing restaurants, amazing bars, amazing everything
Bistros, romance and culture everywhere you turn: it can only be Paris
A colourful, frenetic city with a rich, East-meets-West heritage
Time Out Market opens in Dubai in 2021 with 17 top chefs
More than 40 spaces from Lisbon’s leading foodies, all under one roof
21 eateries from some of New York City’s top chefs and restaurateurs
15 curated food offerings, a demo kitchen and two slick bars
This expansive 36,000-square-foot food hall and cultural hub features 16 food offerings
This 50,000-square-foot food hall is a real-life version of our magazine and website
Free culture, huge parks and a pub on (almost) every corner
Bistros, romance and culture everywhere you turn: it can only be Paris
Modernista architecture meets Mediterranean beaches: result!
Delicious food, friendly people and 266 days of sun per year
Amazing culture, amazing restaurants, amazing bars, amazing everything
Malibu to Venice Beach to Sunset Strip to Amoeba Records: LA has it all
Time Out readers voted the Windy City the best in the world
Beach days and late-night parties fueled by rum and cafecito
A sunny island city that’s a clean, green, modern machine
Traditional meets ultramodern (and it’s the world’s best city for food)
A colourful, frenetic city with a rich, East-meets-West heritage
Glittering temples meet huge skyscrapers and vibrant street life
Australia’s ‘Emerald City’ glitters with lush foliage and a famous harbour
This buzzy cultural capital never stops (except for cocktails)
A sunny sub-tropical city on a snaking river
60,000 years of continuous Noongar culture in a modern boomtown
Gorgeous beaches, a thriving restaurant scene and… penguins? Count us in
From hammams to haggling at souks, Marrakech is chilled one minute, full-on the next
South Africa’s biggest, buzziest city feels like it’s being reborn. Get around with our guide
Imagine a place where you’re warm all year round. Got it? Well, that’s Durban
This vast, football-mad metropolis is a melting pot of cultures, colours and cuisines
From Carnival to the ubiquitous street parties, no one throws a bash like Rio’s cariocas
Locals’ undying lust for life infatuates visitors to the humming Colombian capital
Head to Brazil’s biggest city for five-star food, killer clubs and sumptuous skylines