![]() Just outside of Cusco, MIL offers a dining experience curated by chef Virgilio Martínez of Lima’s Central (also on the list). The tasting menu, aptly called ‘Lima Love,’ takes diners on a culinary journey through Peruvian culture and ingredients, making naysayers advocates of grilled guinea pig. At a young age, Acurio traded in a law degree in favor of gastronomy and hasn’t looked back since. ![]() Astrid & Gastón at Casa Moreyra (a historical mansion that goes back 300 years), is helmed by one of the country’s most beloved chefs, Gastón Acurio and his pastry chef wife Astrid Gutsche. Start in Lima where multiple restaurants from the illustrious World’s 50 Best Restaurants list reside. From ceviche to cuy (guinea pig, which is a local delicacy), a trip to Peru can be planned around eating alone. Widely known for its ancient grains and superfoods, Peruvian cuisine is a melting pot of international influence and Incan traditions. Do as the locals do and enjoy an Aperol Spritz at sunset (try to snag a spot at Franco’s Bar), visit Le Sirenuse for champagne and oysters and make your way back to Il San Pietro for dinner where you can indulge in all the risotto, lobster, house made pizza, pasta and gelato you can handle. Check-in to Il San Pietro di Positano, a breathtaking, family-owned Relais & Châteaux property (a prestigious association representing unique hotels and restaurants throughout the world). Perhaps the most popular town of all, Positano is iconic and warrants a visit despite potentially overwhelming crowds. A stunning elevator built into the cliff drops guests down to a quintessential private ‘beach’ on the rocks. ![]() In the namesake town of Amalfi, Hotel Santa Caterina is the grand dame, perched over the sea, yet walking (or shuttle) distance from the hustle and bustle of the town center. ![]() Palazzo Avino is a historical villa passed down through generations and now run by the youthful Avino sisters. The medieval town of Ravello sits high up in the hills, offering a birds eye view of the coastline and tranquil mountain walks. The best way to explore the many small towns is to pick a base and take day trips on a water taxi. ![]()
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