- Lifestyle
Violino d’Oro, a love letter to Venice that makes you fall in love all over again
A haven hidden in the backstreets of Piazza San Marco, inviting you to claim Venice as your own for as long as you call it home.
Lifestyle
Travel the world, eat well and keep in shape like a modern gentleman with our top lifestyle tips.
- Property
Property of the Week: No1 Wingfield House
An 18th-century manor in picturesque Wingfield, marrying Georgian heritage with Victorian splendour and set within over an acre of idyllic English gardens.
- Lifestyle
The London list: The best things to do in March 2026
From a very British week celebrating the humble pie to exciting new exhibitions championing simplicity or blurring the lines between fashion and art, here are the best things to do in London this March 2026
- Lifestyle
Atlassian Williams F1 Team’s Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon on powering Williams to the top
Introducing our first Digital Cover of the year, we welcome Atlassian Williams F1 drivers Carlos Sainz Jr and Alex Albon as they prepare for their biggest season yet. New rules, new cars and a brave new era for the British team. Will this be the year Williams make their long-overdue comeback?
- Property
Property of the Week: Genevoise Countryside Château
Set among vineyards on the edge of a charming Genevois village, this impeccably restored eight bedroom château pairs historic grandeur with modern luxury, sweeping Alpine views and more than five acres of private landscaped grounds.
- Lifestyle
Property of the Week: Acacia Road, London, NW8
An elegant Grade II listed Victorian townhouse on Acacia Road, beautifully modernised and generously proportioned, offering refined family living with garden, off-street parking and immediate access to St John’s Wood.
- Grooming
How to Use Retinol for Men
Retinol has a reputation for drama, mostly earned by people who rush it. Keep things civilised and results follow, especially once you’ve nailed how to use retinol for men.
- Lifestyle
The Diary: A Gentleman’s Burns Night
Dry January met its match at a black-tie Burns Night of bagpipes, haggis, high-proof single malts and heroic excess, a gloriously un-dry celebration of Scottish ceremony and convivial indulgence.
- Business
How to Register a Limited Company
Paperwork looks dull, yet it decides what you can sign and how you are taxed. Once the name and shares are settled, you can see how to register a limited company clearly.
- Yachts
How Much Does It Cost to Own a Yacht
Glossy brochures speak of sunsets, not invoices, and marinas rarely advertise the true arithmetic. Ask it plainly: “How much does it cost to own a yacht?” The answer has layers.
- Business
When Is the Best Time to Buy Gold
When policy tightens and nerves fray, the metal tends to behave like an old friend. Timing still counts, yet the best time to buy gold rarely arrives with fanfare.
- Food & Drink
The best Scotch whiskies to buy, as chosen by the Gentleman’s Journal team
From a limited-edition single malt to a handsomely bottled blend, these are the best-loved bottles in the Gentleman’s Journal office…
- Lifestyle
5 dream country houses on the market in 2026
With prime country house values easing across the UK, these five exceptional estates — from Jacobean grandeur to Cotswold charm — make a compelling case for investing in space, history and a slower pace of life.
- Lifestyle
Out to Lunch with Jamie Laing
Former Made in Chelsea star Jamie Laing wants us to share our feelings and be more honest. Here’s why that’s a good idea
- Lifestyle
Wine to try Rioja CVNE Imperial Reserva
A historic Rioja with a meticulous winemaking pedigree, CVNE’s Imperial Reserva delivers remarkable purity, depth and restraint — a quietly brilliant wine that vastly overdelivers for the price.
- Food & Drink
The best whisky distillery hotels (if you’ve had one dram too many…)
From a modern, state-of-the-art hotel in the remote Hebrides to a clutch of cottages on the Isle of Islay, here’s where to drop after drinking…
- Lifestyle
Where to celebrate Burns Night in London
Gather your pals, dust off your tartans and raise a dram to Scotland’s national poet Robert Burns, who turns 266 this year
- Lifestyle
From tailors to whiskymakers, these are the top Scottish Royal Warrant brands
From Kinloch Anderson tailors to Laphroaig Whisky, these are the ten best Scottish brands with Royal Warrants — shortbread and all…
