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Paper Tiger

The American dream turns nightmare in James Grey’s rugged Queens crime drama

The world’s most beautiful new hotels, according to a prestigious architecture award

From a hilltop palace in India to an amorphous rock-surrounded resort in Saudi Arabia, check out this list of seriously impressive stays

Minotaur

Andrey Zvyagintsev puts the boot into Putin’s Russia with an icily gripping Chabrol remake

A re-imagined Orient Express rail journey to Istanbul is launching this year

Over 100 years since the original Orient Express travelled to Istanbul, this legendary train journey will embark on a new chapter this October

You could win an all-expenses-paid foodie trip to Finland this summer – here’s how to apply

These trips will ‘engage all the senses’, and have been curated by local culinary legends

I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning

The Peaky Blinders assemble in Clio Barnard’s heavyweight friendship drama

Fjord

Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan’s thorny family drama will spark a million heated post-movie chats

‘Jack Ryan: Ghost War’ locations: all the filming spots behind the high-octane spy movie

John Krasinski is back for a globe-trotting espionage thriller

Bitter Christmas

Pedro Almodóvar turns the lens on himself in his stylish, spiky answer to ‘Adaptation’

This sunny Mediterranean country has the world’s most Blue Flag beaches

Blue Flags for 2026 were awarded to coastlines across the planet last week – here’s a breakdown of how all our favourite summer holiday destinations fared

The world’s first-ever Pokémon-themed airport is opening in Japan this summer

With the goal of attracting visitors and bringing joy to local children, it’s got decorations, snacks and merchandise to match the new theme

Finding Emily

This joyous Gen Z romcom takes the meaning of ‘lovesick’ to a new level

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu

A slight return to a galaxy far, far away on the big screen

The Unknown

Club night sex sends Léa Seydoux spiralling into a sub-Hitchcockian body swap bore

Geysir-baked bread and ‘seriously great tomato soup’: I got a taste of Iceland’s alternative food scene

The annual Food & Fun Festival invites international chefs to have fun with food in Reykjavik’s restaurants – Time Out London’s food and drink editor Leonie Cooper gets a taste

Italy just gained 14 new Blue Flag beaches – here’s where to find them (and what makes them so good)

The total number of recognised coasts across the country is now up to an impressive 525

An unlikely surfing hotspot in the middle of a European river just re-opened

Despite being 200 miles from the nearest coast, this river is a popular spot among experienced surfers from all over the planet

The most beautiful new museums in the world for 2026, according to a prestigious architecture award

Institutions in China, Japan, Uzbekistan and more featured in this year’s list – check it out below

Hope

‘The Wailing’s Na Hong-jin returns with a weirdly-cast creature feature that goes off the rails

The Latin American cities named among the world’s best for art and culture in 2026

More than 24,000 city-dwellers told us about the music, art and theatre scenes where they live – and these are the cultural capitals for Latin America

After 20 years, these two European capitals will officially be connected by direct train

It will run twice daily from summer 2028, and will be one of the longest rail connections in Europe

The 12 museums everyone should visit in their lifetime

Da Vinci, dinosaurs and ‘a subversive adult Disneyland’ feature on Time Out’s guide to the world’s unmissable museums

The Beloved

Javier Bardem is a volatile filmmaker who casts his daughter in his magnum opus in this year’s ‘Sentimental Value’

17 mai 2026

Full Phil

Being a dad is hell in Woody Harrelson’s answer to ‘The Substance’

17 mai 2026

Sheep in the Box

Hirokazu Koreeda’s sci-fi about grieving parents who adopt an AI child muffles its huge themes

16 mai 2026

All of a Sudden

‘Drive My Car’ director Hamaguchi Ryusuke philosophical drama will restore your faith in humanity

16 mai 2026

Parallel Tales

Isabelle Huppert is a voyeuristic Parisian in Asghar Farhadi’s over-spiced cocktail of truth and fiction

The Balloonists

It’s daring-do at 10,000 metres as two men attempt the impossible in this high-spirited doc

Eagles of the Republic

Tarik Saleh wraps his Cairo trilogy with a dark send-up of moviemaking under a tyrannical regime

Rome’s famous Borghese Gallery could be expanding – but not everyone’s happy

The museum says it needs more space to display a larger portion of its collection, but heritage groups have described the proposal as an ‘outrage’

You could soon travel across multiple European countries on one single train ticket

A new proposal from the European Commission could see simpler booking, travelling and enhanced passenger rights

A Greek island is up for auction for less than the price of a London flat – but there’s a catch

Originally up for auction for €8 million, this slice of Ionian paradise could now be yours for just €247,000 – here’s why

This European capital will soon have a completely driverless metro system

Dublin’s long-awaited automated metro just got a step closer to reality – here's the latest

Romería

Carla Simón turns the act of remembering into a form of magic in her sun-dappled family drama

Fatherland

A striking Sandra Hüller embarks on a mesmerising, philosophical road trip with a German literary great

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

Jane Schoenbrun’s ode to slasher movies and queer pleasures is a gift that keeps on giving

You’ll soon be able to book an Uber Boat in these five European countries

The request-a-ride platform has partnered with Click & Boat to provide travellers greater flexibility ‘without the commitment of a full-day charter’

Orphan

László Nemes returns with a beautiful, bruising study of isolation

This safari destination has banned travellers from taking photos on their phones

Instances of distressed animals and unhinged tourists have led to new legislation, which will be implemented from October

These are Europe’s best cities for art and culture in 2026, as voted by locals

Over 24,000 urbanites told us about the theatre, art and music scenes where they live – these hubs are the crème de la crème

13 mai 2026

You can visit some of the world’s most incredible national parks for free this summer

Admission fees are being waived at national reserves, historical sites and marine conservation areas from mid-June to early September – here’s why

13 mai 2026

These 46 bars have been added to a prestigious Michelin-style list

The Pinnacle Guide’s new inclusions for 2026 have poured in – here’s the full ranking of one, two, and three-pin bars

The world’s 20 best cities for art and culture in 2026

We quizzed over 24,000 urbanites to rank the best cities on the planet for music, art, theatre and more

Greggs will open its first bakery outside of the UK on this Spanish island

The company’s chief executive firmly believes the hot bakes and sweet treats will hit just as hard ‘under the Spanish sun as it does on the UK high street’

This popular European holiday destination is setting out new rules to curb overtourism

The goal is to better specify where and how tourist-related development takes place, and to redirect resources to lesser-known areas