Image by Klaus Vedfelt Getty Images If you're considering visiting a three-Michelin-star temple to gastronomy, this should certainly be on your list. The world-famous chef needs no introduction (he trained Gordon Ramsay, among others) but his flagship, entered via a red-carpeted staircase, is ensconced in the gorgeously refurbished neoclassical . Monumental cuisine to match includes Savoy icons such as artichoke and black-truffle soup with layered brioche.