The Most Exciting New European Hotels for Escaping the Usual Summer Suspects
These 14 new hotels trade the obvious European summer checklist for private islands, restored palazzos, cliffside suites and places your feed has not yet ruined.
Europe
Denmark
News About Denmark
At Noma, Chef Pablo Soto Pushes the Boundaries of Fine Dining
With precision and whimsy, Noma's head chef transforms every dish at the Copenhagen restaurant into a moment worth remembering.
Greenland Is Sitting on $4 Trillion in Rare Earth that Could Reshape Global Power
Greenland has 56,000 people, one grocery store chain and enough rare earths to keep a superpower humming. Washington wants it—openly. Vice President Vance’s surprise visit with his wife has reignited tension with Denmark and opened a fresh chapter in the U.S.’s increasingly un-subtle Arctic ambitions. But even if America gets the minerals, does it have the means to process them? Or is this just one more high-stakes handout to Beijing?
