Celebrated figure of the ‘90s, Neneh Cherry, journeys from the capital to the countryside, tucking into a selection of culinary delights along the way. Diving into our bespoke travel itinerary catering to the foodies, she browses Farm Shop's fresh produce, relishes the novelty of a matcha croissant at Boxcar London and muses over soulful food at Ottolenghi. It’s mismatched stoneware and pieces that last a lifetime at Le Creuset and Zwilling that pique attention. Head back to London to toast a good day and rest your head at The BoTree, a hotel at the heart of Marylebone, Mayfair and Soho.

Come along with Caroline Issa, fashion director and publisher of Tank Magazine, to dive into our itinerary of style. This two-day plan spotlights the need-to-know places in London, think The Row on New Bond Street and the only dedicated women’s tailor on Savile Row, Knatchbull. Jump on a train to Bicester Village s countryside escape for Personal Shopping, a stop by Balenciaga and Bottega Veneta’s signature woven accessories before heading to The Landmark London to experience quintessential city charm.

Pick up a speciality brew at New Ground Coffee, then head for the Cotswolds’ storied hills. First stop: Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Winston Churchill and a testament to Britain’s aristocratic heritage – this summer’s Life Below Stairs exhibition offers an excellent window into Edwardian domestic life. By afternoon, surrender to tranquillity at Estelle Manor’s Roman baths (phones strictly off) for a forest-lined detox. Spend the night secluded on its 85-acre estate or embrace countryside charm at The Bull in Charlbury, a sixteenth-century coaching inn – recently crowned Britain’s best pub – with cosy rooms and open-fire cooking.