From Tapas to Times Square: What to Eat, See & Do in Madrid, São Paulo, New York City & Hong Kong

A multi-continent journey doesn’t just take you around the world – it takes your taste buds, your senses, and your curiosity on an unforgettable ride.

With a multi-city itinerary linking Madrid, São Paulo, New York City, and Hong Kong, you’ll experience four iconic cities, each bursting with flavour, culture, and energy.

Here’s your guide to the must-eat, must-see, and must-do highlights in each destination.

Madrid: Tradition & Timeless Beauty

Eat

• La Latina Tapas Crawl – wander from bar to bar for jamón, croquetas, tortilla, patatas bravas and wine by the glass.
• Mercado de San Miguel – an essential stop for gourmet bites and local produce.
• Botín – the world’s oldest restaurant, perfect for classic roast suckling pig.

See

• The Golden Triangle of Art – Prado, Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza.
• Royal Palace of Madrid – Europe’s largest royal palace, dripping with history.
• Retiro Park – peaceful lakes, sculptures, and tree-lined promenades.

Do

• Wander the Gran Vía for shopping and architecture.
• Catch a flamenco show for an electric cultural experience.

São Paulo: Brazil’s Cultural & Culinary Powerhouse

Eat

• Mercado Municipal – mortadella sandwiches, pastel de bacalhau, tropical fruits.
• Churrascaria Rodízio – endless cuts of grilled meats, served table-side.
• Liberdade District – Japanese-Brazilian fusion you won’t find anywhere else.

See

• Avenida Paulista – the city’s buzzing cultural and business heart.
• Batman Alley – iconic, ever-changing graffiti in Vila Madalena.
• Ibirapuera Park – modernist architecture meets lush green space.

Do

• Sip cocktails in São Paulo’s legendary speakeasy bars.
• Explore its world-class art museums, including MASP and the Museum of Modern Art.

New York City: Energy, Eats & Endless Icons

Eat

• Dollar slices to Michelin stars – NYC does everything.
• Bagels & lox – Ess-a-Bagel or Russ & Daughters.
• Katz’s Delicatessen – the pastrami sandwich that started it all.
• Smorgasburg (seasonal) – Brooklyn’s outdoor food nirvana.

See

• Times Square, Central Park, Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building – the classics.
• The High Line – elevated greenery and art installations.
• Museum Mile – MoMA, The Met, Guggenheim.

Do

• See a Broadway show.
• Cycle around Central Park.
• Wander SoHo, Greenwich Village, Williamsburg for neighbourhood vibes.

Hong Kong: East Meets West in One Dazzling Cityscape

Eat

• Dim Sum – Head to Tim Ho Wan or a classic yum cha house.
• Wonton Noodles – Mak’s Noodle for a true HK staple.
• Hong Kong-style egg tarts – Tai Cheong Bakery is the star.
• Dai Pai Dongs – street food stalls serving Cantonese comfort classics.

See

• Victoria Peak – the postcard view of Hong Kong’s skyline.
• Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade – Symphony of Lights in the evening.
• Temple Street Night Market – neon lights, bargains, and street snacks.

Do

• Take the Star Ferry across the harbour.
• Ride the NGONG PING 360 cable car to the Big Buddha.
• Explore the city’s surprising network of hikes and hidden beaches.

Four Cities, One Fare – A Food & Culture Journey Like No Other

This itinerary is an epic global fusion of flavours, landscapes, and experiences – made even better with Premium Economy long-haul comfort between each stop.

From tapas in Madrid to rodízio in São Paulo, from New York slices to Hong Kong dim sum, this trip serves up a culinary and cultural world tour without the Business Class price tag.

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