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Visit Every Three-Star Michelin Restaurant in the World for $275,000

Michael
By Michael

Visit Every Three-Star Michelin Restaurant in the World for $275KIf you had $275K lying around, would you do? For those who love fine dining, one suggestion is to visit every three-star Michelin restaurant in the world. It is possible thanks to the good folks at Holidaysplease and VeryFirstTo. The latter company previously offered a similar deal taking travelers to visit every UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Michelin restaurant package includes airfare, accommodations and dining in 12 different countries. Over the six-month trip, guests will be visiting more than 100 world-class restaurants at a rate of one every other day.

Note: this package was sold through VeryFirstTo, a luxury concierge platform that is no longer operating, so the offer is no longer bookable.

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