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Top table: Guests pay £200 for the Dining In The Sky experience that suspends them 160ft in the air above city landmarks, including Jaffa in Israel
On a high: Diners sit suspended in the air with a stunning view of Big Ben and the London Eye enjoying a £200 meal
The Dinner In The Sky experience offers no walls or floor, but thrill-seeking diners are able to admire stunning views as they sip their champagne above cities like London, Paris and Las Vegas.
The unique dining experience was launched in 2006 by David Ghysels.
The 49-year-old creator and owner, from Brussels, Belgium, said: 'We thought the Dinner In The Sky would be really eye-catching.
'The set-up is very high class, we provide limousines, hostesses and every kind of food from seafood plates and champagne to gastronomic meals from Heston Blumenthal.'
High-class food: A chef prepares the food for diners as they sit suspended above Toronto in Canada on the Dining In The Sky experience
High tea: Diners in Amiens, France, are served gourmet food as they enjoy views across the city
Incredible views: Diners are lifted 160ft in the air by crane in Amiens, France, as part of the Dining In The Sky experience
The culinary delights are cooked and served by five staff, including waiters and chefs, from a space inside the table.
Dinner In The Sky debuted in Brussels eight years ago, and has since toured 45 countries, with destinations including London, Barcelona, Brussels, Dubai, Las Vegas and Paris.
For those 4ft 7in (1.4m) and above, the experience begins on the ground, where guests enjoy welcome drinks and the food is prepared.
David said: 'Once everyone is comfortably seated, we start ascending until we reach 50 metres. The chefs then continue to finish cooking the meals in front of the guests.
Long way down: Top-notch food is served to the mid-air diners in Barcelona, Spain, as part of the company's novel experience
Cheers! Diners in Monaco raise a glass as they enjoy the stunning views of the city and a three-course meal as part of the £200 experience
'Sometimes we arrange for special entertainment, such a piano session, which has its own platform next to the suspended table.'
The only element missing from this sky-high restaurant is a bathroom, but David insists he has it covered.
He said: 'Just like any other restaurant, our waiters will guide you to the bathroom. However, the difference here is the whole table is taken down too!'
The price for a seat on the table, which takes one minute to descend, starts at £200 and Dinner In The Sky is due to appear in Singapore, Egypt and Greece.
Mid-air entertainment: A piano player is suspended alongside diners enjoying the Dining In The Sky experience which tours the world
Incredible food: The a la carte meal and experience - which diners enjoy at 160ft in the air - costs £200
How's that for a view! Diners are suspended alongside the Jubelpark arches in Brussels, Belgium
A band plays on a platform alongside diners in Budapest, Hungary, during the Dining In The Sky experience
Living the high life: Diners in Lisbon, Portugal, enjoy dinner while suspended 160ft in the air looking out over the sea
Vantage point: The Dining In The Sky experience sees guests suspended with incredible city views - like these in Paris, France, with the Eiffel Tower in sight
Don't look down: Dinner In The Sky debuted in Brussels eight years ago, and has since toured 45 countries
'Once everyone is comfortably seated, we start ascending until we reach 50 metres,' says the organiser of the Dining In The Sky experience
New concept: Guests in Dubai enjoy dinner at 190ft
Diners are pictured in Brussels, Belgium. The organiser reveals that if guests need to go to the toilet, the entire table has to be lowered to the ground
Diners in Budapest, Hungary, look out over the stunning city views while enjoying a luxury meal
