Where is the best place to stay in Miami Beach? – This is a million-dollar question. The place you stay could make or break your holiday. Especially in a sun-soaked Florida city like Miami. As a popular destination year-round, many hotels in this metropolis offer the same alluring sun, sand, sea, and sleep combination and […]
DINING OUT HAS NEVER BEEN more of an escape, letting us truly travel through our tastebuds, so we can’t wait to get our chopsticks and forks into some of the hottest new restaurants in Asia-Pacific for 2022. From brilliant Neapolitan cuisine in Hong Kong to Japanese down under, tapas in Bangkok to Malay heritage dishes
Only one of the original Seven Wonders of the World is still in existence – the Great Pyramids of Giza. Long gone are the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Temple of Artemis, the Lighthouse of Alexandria, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, and the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, left to the annals
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President Pompidou was not only an art lover, but a firm believer that art is for everyone. That art is ageless. So it’s no wonder that his vision of a center for art and culture in France’s capital houses one of the most extensive collections in the world. Architecture heaven Begun in 1972 and completed
The ME Dubai hotel within Opus for Omniyat has won a Prix Versailles Africa and West Asia 2021 award, in the ‘Hotels’ category The Prix Versailles celebrates inspiration, progress and inclusion with its mission to transform architecture and design into tools for sustainable ecological, societal and cultural development. The Twelve Prix Versailles World Titles were
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Medellín is a city with endless possibilities. As a visitor, you might be drawn by the outdoor adventure, the art culture, or the abundance of family-friendly activities. In all these situations the Medellín City Card is the perfect companion, combining the best hand-picked attractions in the city into one simple ticket and saving you money.
A dozen Riyadh-based dancers in cream-colored clothes moved to the blended guttural sounds of a South African Xhosa song, a Sufi chant, and a Fijiri folk song from the Arabian Gulf. Their asynchronous movements carried the explosive intensity of a simmering pot. Behind them stood a video installation of their bodies in aerial view. Marwah
