A Map Housed in a late-1400s mansion held together by its original oak beams, this restaurant specialises in hearty home cooking - the timbale de pêcheur (fisherman's stew) is served up piping hot in a cast-iron pan.

A Map Housed in several interconnected Thai-style wooden structures, this handsome dining complex is essentially three very good restaurants in one.

A Map Housed in the eastern wing of the Palais des Ducs, these sprawling galleries make up one of the most outstanding museums in France.

V Map One of Tivoli's more traditional Danish offerings, housed in its oldest building and with a menu that includes several different smørrebrød.

A Map The old Spanish social center, housed in a fabulous Porfiriato-era building, has a popular cantina-style eatery downstairs and an elegant restaurant upstairs.

A Map Housed in a back-alley building, with tasty traditional Romanian dishes served in clay plates, this joint is best for sitting on the small terrace and vying for space amidst potted plants and moss-covered stones.

A Map This high-end gallery, housed in one of the fine medieval mansions for which this street is known, specialises in 20th-century masters.

A Map The Orangery, housed in an 18th-century conservatory on the grounds of Kensington Palace, is a great place for lunch, especially in fine weather, but nothing beats this place for tea.

A Map Housed in a weathered colonial building that was the Royal Mint during the reign of Rama V, the National Gallery's permanent exhibition is a rather dusty and dated affair.