Inside luxury boutique hotel Can Alomar, you can find the restaurant De Tokio A Lima on the 3rd floor of the property. This boutique gem is set in a magnificently restored 19th century mansion, built on what was previously a 15th century gothic palace. With service and substance to match its on-trend aesthetic, this restaurant is a must for fans of good food and impeccably styled dinner settings.
Read MoreLRNCE is a Belgian fashion label based in Marrakech that embodies a great sense of spirit and self-expression with it's remarkable and bold sense of eclecticism. Founded in 2013 by Laurence Leenaert, her work spans from ceramics, to blankets, tasselled shoes and more, all inspired by tribes and cults.
Read MoreLisbon's architectural eclecticism and capacity to bridge the gap between the traditional with modernity has made the city, without a doubt, one of the most attractive European destinations for the past decade. LX Factory is an addition to the wide range of cool initiatives; where upcoming local makers open their shops, great bars and restaurants have become a regular meeting point and a diverse cultural agenda attract both locals and tourists alike.
Read MoreThe new Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology (MAAT) opened its doors to the public in Lisbon, in October 2016. The unique building also functions as a mirador on the banks of the Tagus with the aspiration of becoming a European reference for contemporary art. The museum was officially inaugurated one day before its opening by the main authorities, including Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and the First Minister, António Costa.
Read MoreDora Larsen is a lingerie brand founded by Georgia Larsen. Her designs are refreshing, on the pulse and ultra feminine. The playful fringing, whimsical aesthetic and delicate hues exude pure prettiness making the sets a coveted closet must-have.
Read MoreAthens is the city that gave birth to democracy and shaped modern society as we know it (and enjoy it) today. It counts for more than 3,400 years in recorded history and has been a centre of the arts, philosophy, athleticism, knowledge and science forever. The Classical Athens of centuries ago was a powerful city-state and the cradle of Western civilisation where culture prospered and flourished.
Read MoreBeyond the sloping streets and hierarchical scheme of roads and lanes that leads you to the Príncipe Real neighbourhood, sits the Peruvian-energised restaurant A Cevicheria. Here you can learn to savour new flavours, with Peru's mouthwatering cured-fish ceviches, squid ink mashed-potatoes and vinegarish freshly prepared dishes to crave for. The playful atmosphere, friendly service and giant sponge-filled octopus above your head will keep you entertained.
Read MoreChapitô à mesa (meaning Chapito The Table) is probably the most dynamic and vigorous project in the Alfama neighbourhood in Lisbon. The restaurant is part of the famous circus arts school Chapitô, notably known for its firm culture, educational activities and social aspects. This is a place that sparks curiosity, unmatched views, vibrant ambiance and great food!
Read MoreSomething independently new opened in April of this year in the west side of London, stemming from the minds behind No. 11 Pimlico Rd in what has been Chiswick's sidelined red brick fire station. The former home of the local fire brigade has maintained its fire station features on the outside, with a hip interior that is closer to what you can find in Los Angeles, California than you perhaps would in London.
Read MoreWhat we love best about Crete is its diversity, from big touristy resort areas to remote villages where you can experience a true Greek dreamscape. Agios Nikolaos is the perfect balance of the two, as we found the town to be sleepy and leisurely vibrant at the same time, with an arty element to the street art culture and art attack at the luxury sea front Minos Beach Art Hotel. What we indulged best was the surreal serenity that we had the privilege to experience, making it one of our best summer breaks yet.
Read MoreThe trulli are limestone dwellings found in the southern most region of mainland Italy. This remarkable, prehistoric building technique is still used to this date, designating this uncommon find a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996. Alberobello is described as a white-washed village serenaded amongst white cylindrical buildings with conical stone roofs. It was truly a magical experience to walk through this fairytale-like village, as there is nothing else like it in the world.
Read MoreGrottos are caves and they come in many shapes, colours and forms: Grotta Verde, or else ‘Green cave’, Blue caves, terrestrial or marine, are all-natural formations that will leave the visitor in utter awe of nature’s marvel. Very prominent around the Mediterranean, these grottos are part of nature’s sauciness as they enhance the lacy, tantalising coastal line of the entire region, making the Mediterranean simply irresistible.
Read MoreDeep in some of the narrow streets of neighbourhoods like El Carmen, Cabanyal, El Pilar, Patraix and Ruzafa, among many others, you can find dozens of walls serenaded with emblematic art and modern style graffiti. Artists like Escif, Hyuro and Vinz are advocates to this form of art in Valencia, having echoed their works on torn-down buildings and lone walls. While some graffiti are thought-provoking provocations, others can be arguably visual cues and symbols that reflect the modern era we live in. It would be a shame to not pack an extra fully charged battery whilst in Valencia, Spain.
Read MoreSantorini island is no stranger to visitors from all over the world, and although it is renowned for the breathtaking sunsets of the area of Oia, there is a more humble side to this global extravagant attraction. You can avoid the unnecessary crowds and queues in Oia by staying in the centre, Fira, at the beautiful Kalisti Hotel & Suites, where you feel the true pulse of Santorini. Let us take you on 3 days' less-known journey around Santorini’s centre, and get to see Fira from the eyes of a local.
Read MoreThe Caribbean coastline has always been the honeymoon location of choice for thousands of couples over the years. With its expansive clean waters, sandy beaches and palm trees that make it appear as the ultimate romantic getaway, the Caribbean is always the best idea for a well-planned honeymoon cruise. With multiple service providers, Variety Cruises stands as one of the best and award winning honeymoon organisers with unique packages to offer.
Read MoreWe thought hard before deciding on whether to take a sailing vacation or follow the beaten path of selecting a single destination, and eventually trying to find attractions and activities in close proximity that would embellish our holiday experience. We were intrigued by Greece as a destination; it had been on our bucket-list for a while now, knowing about the numerous islands and islets, the vastness of its’ history and culture, and the hearty goodness of Mediterranean food and Greek hospitality. Our decisions were swift, with comfort and privacy at the top of the list. The typical sailing yacht option infers hard work, on the skipper’s part and small quarters, and so we eventually explored the alternatives and came across cruise liner options.
Read MoreThe Cyclades never stop to amaze with their Architectural pluralism while maintaining a common character. The Design hotel “Anemi” is no different, located on Folegandros, it blends almost naturally to the wilderness and roughness of the barren island. It was designed by Alexandros Samaras with the aim to balance luxury, comfort, style and tradition. The Anemi Hotel in Karavostasi consists of 12 detached two-storey houses, built on the periphery of a large infinity pool overlooking the bay. The building complex is fully incorporated into the surrounding hills and landscape. The result is 44 rooms that offer undisturbed garden or sea views and integrate to the island morphology and architecture.
Read MorePerched along a quaint street adorned with colourful manor houses, Hotel Boutique Ses Bruixes unveils a hidden treasure that transcends ordinary dining. Welcome to Es Jardí Cafè & Restaurant, an epicurean haven tucked within the charming embrace of this converted 18th-century townhouse.
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