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Film

Called to the bar: Bar Balcão

8 August 2012

Also known as Geppetto by the regular visitors, 56-year-old Aldo Sbruzzi not only resembles the animated character (Pinocchio’s father) for wearing his glasses at the tip of his nose but also for his kind service and pat…

Article

Lounge lover

15 August 2009

When we’re in the Japanese capital, there’s one bar we always return to – the 1970s timewarp and unbeatable cocktails of the Brillant Bar at the Keio Plaza. Where better to showcase a few new pieces from our favourite…

Article

Fashion briefing

17 June 2009

Visvim's sole revival, bedtime treats from Matters of Leisure and a Swiss trunk cal: Monocle selects for summer days and nights.

Film

Waterside Expo: Helsinki

23 July 2015

The Helsinki Swimming Stadium, originally earmarked for the 1940 Olympic Games, is a winning attraction in the Finnish capital. An oasis among lush lawns where residents come for relaxation and training – after the compu…

Article

Business briefing

19 June 2014

Drilling down into miners' accommodation, the Band-Aid gets brought into the 21st century and clean air becomes big business in China.

Article

Africa/Middle East briefing

14 May 2014

The motorcade from Burkina Faso and a World Cup legacy to forget in South Africa.

Film

Issue Promo 70

17 January 2014

Make issue 70 the starting point for your travel, business and leisure projects this year – our worldwide forecast brings together the people to meet and places to visit to put your 2014 plans into action.

Opinion

The inconvenience of online shopping

24 August 2012

At 27, I am among the eldest of the “internet generation” – those that have ostensibly grown up using the World Wide Web for everything from education, to work, to leisure.

At 27, I am among the eldest of the “internet generation” – those that have ostensibly grown up using the World Wide Web for everything from education, to work, to leisure. We were “born digital”, it’s been claimed, with…

Radio

The Urbanist - Big ideas, small packages

12 February 2015

Urban innovation often starts as a minuscule experiment – and then it’s turned up. Big ideas about cities don’t always mean super-structures, mega-projects and mass appeal. When it comes to services, amenities and leisure…

Article

Monocle travel guide

18 February 2010

With typical egalitarian flourish and quirk, New Zealand’s national carrier has come up with an innovation that will expand the horizons of horizontal leisure travel. Plus overleaf, we discover a new Hong Kong hub, a cosy…

Radio

Culture with Robert Bound - When indigenous culture meets international pop

1 April 2013

Robert Bound visits London’s newest theatre space, The Shed, we hear from the Bologne Children’s Book Fair and enjoy a session from the Leisure Society. Plus a Mexican festival where indigenous culture meets international…

Monocle Minute

Bespoke event

10 October 2015

Three thousand cyclists will take to the streets this weekend for the first ever Hong Kong Cyclothon, a two-day event organised by the Tourism Board. While 80 professional athletes from 15 countries will pedal 35km from…

Monocle Minute

Snow let up in China’s ski lift

29 December 2015

Chinese skiing statistics grow with each season. One hundred new ski resorts will open this year alone, catering to 10 million domestic skiers and counting – whizzing past the US. The newest addition, the Thaiwoo Four…

Opinion

A design for life

25 October 2013

Keeping cities vibrant is a balancing act between business investment and embracing a region’s local characteristics. A visit to Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven shows that the city is getting it right.

The Section D team recently paid a visit to Dutch Design Week for Monocle 24’s weekly design show. This was the last event in a summer that has been a particularly busy calendar for Section D. Whether its interiors or…

Article

The lake show

18 August 2011

We head to the suburb of Wannsee, and its popular swimming spot Strandbad, to show off our selection of smart weekend wear and grab a late summer splash.

Opinion

Israel contemplates working week culture shift

14 July 2011

The story goes that it was initially an American president who suggested that Israelis shift to a five-day working week.

The story goes that it was initially an American president who suggested that Israelis shift to a five-day working week. “Why not cut short one day,” wondered Lyndon Johnson back in the 1960s. In what has become a classic…

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