If you’ve ever wandered the halls of a particularly grand hotel and pondered the old adage “if walls could talk,” then consider the tall tales that could be told by the world’s best palace hotels. The Cardinal Building at Villa d’Este / ©Villa d’Este Often built upon a gargantuan history, many of the properties you’ll […]
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We all have those summers that stand out in our memory: The first time you visited your now-favourite city, the family beach vacation when everyone was finally able to come along, or that time you and your friends embarked on an epic trip to Thailand that you’ll never forget. No matter your travel style, the
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Summer brings out the best in Europe’s lively cities. Seek out the sunshine and enjoy Edinburgh’s historical walks, breath-taking highlands and romantic bike tours Edinburgh puts on an incredible show come summertime. Highland games, stand-up comedy nights and the world’s biggest art’s festival. Scotland’s capital is home to a trove of wonderful indoor and outdoor
Rome has welcomed a slew of luxury hotels in recent months with both Six Senses and Bulgari setting up shop in the Eternal City. Now, Marriott has thrown its hat into the ring, opening its very first Edition outpost in Italy, located on a quiet block a short stroll from Bernini’s Triton fountain. Built in
With accessible beaches, beautiful weather and a laid-back attitude, Perth welcomes everyone for a cheeky weekender or a week-long adventure. From accessible nature trails and extensive parklands to stunning beaches with access matting and wheelchair-friendly public facilities, Perth is fast becoming one of the country’s most inclusive destinations. Many of Perth’s attractions also focus on
Vivid, passionate, enchanting Spain is the country we can’t stop flocking to, come summer beach vacation or winter city break. It’s celebrated across the world for its brilliant landscape – both on the mainland and throughout its many islands – and, of course, the saturation of its culture and heritage that sparkles on every street
If you’ve ever been in a museum in front of a work of art by Pablo Picasso and wanted to reach out and touch it, then you’ll know how I felt when I met Dominique Sassi, a sprightly octogenarian ceramicist from Antibes who worked alongside Picasso in Vallauris for more than 20 years. As his
