City hitlist: Lima
Once considered edgy for all the wrong reasons, Peru’s reinvented capital has become Latin America’s hottest dining destination.
The luxury resort saving Brazil’s Ibitipoca rainforest
More than a luxury resort, Reserva do Ibitipoca in Brazil’s gold-rush country is helping to reverse centuries of environmental decay.
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The hidden gems of Portugal’s Algarve
From beautiful beaches to fortress towns, a road trip along the Algarve coast to Portugal’s Alentejo reveals much to love.
Where to dine in Bogotá, Colombia
The Colombian capital's lawless days are behind it; now, it's a culinary destination in the making.
South America’s top lodges and hotels
Flash new lodges and luxe adventures beckon in South America.
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Egg and pisco syrup cake
Egg and pisco syrup cake
Churros with dulce de leche
A deep-fried crunchy classic; try it with a moreish caramel dulce de leche on the side as a dip.
Best bars in Rio de Janeiro
Sip and samba your way into Rio's lively bar scene.
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The best hotels in Rio de Janeiro
Unwind in luxury as you travel to Rio for the 2016 Olympics.
The best restaurants in Rio de Janerio
Indulge in Rio's diverse dining experiences, from pan-Asian plates, to rooftop restaurants, and classic chilli dogs.
Where to stay, eat and shop in Buenos Aires
Explore Buenos Aires, brimming with creative talent, atmospheric cafés and aristocratic mansions housing glamorous hotels and bodegas.
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Rio de Janeiro travel guide
There’s more to Rio than the carnival. As host of this month’s World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games the city is enjoying a cultural and culinary rebirth. But don’t worry – at kick-off, the scene is still set for the best party ever.