Category: Holiday
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Perrier-Jouët opens its Maison Belle Epoque – home to the largest private collection of French Art Nouveau in Europe
Maison Perrier-Jouët Celebrates the Reopening of its Historic Home. After a painstaking two-year renovation, the elegant mansion opened its doors to 150 guests – friends of the House, international media, and celebrities including supermodel Karolina Kurkova. Home to successive generations of the founding family, the Maison Belle Epoque is today the living symbol, not only…
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Rosewood Hotels & Resorts announces Rosewood Vienna
Rosewood Hotels & Resorts announces Rosewood Vienna, which will open in 2021 as the brand’s fifth property in Europe. Vienna’s unique blend of charm and spect acular architecture provide endless opportunities for guests to lose themselves in the culture and history that make central Europe so special. Housed in an historic 18th century building which was…
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East Sicily: what to see plus the best bars, beaches, restaurants and hotels
With baroque palaces, fine beaches and Mount Etna, the Ionian coast is home to most of the island’s crown jewels – underpinned by glorious local food and drink
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Nobu introduces first two European Hotels. Which is the most beautiful?
Nobu Hospitality, the group founded by renowned Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Academy Award winner Robert De Niro, and Hollywood producer Meir Teper, announced the opening of the first two European Nobu Hotels in London & Ibiza. Instinctive and informal, Nobu Hotel Shoreditch delivers a captivating and unique escape with the perfect balance of luxury, fun, craft…
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This designer’s version of Eden reimagines what it means to be connected to the sea
“Eden, like so many aspects of Celebrity Edge, represents a unique advance in cruise ship design.” Celebrity Cruises unveils Eden, a dramatic new venue on Celebrity Edge cruise ship that fuses iconic design, culinary and entertainment – exciting all the senses. Spanning three decks at the aft of the ship with almost 7,000 sq. ft.…
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Car, shed … elevator? The Los Angeles art spaces proving smaller is better
A range of alternative galleries have sprung up in the city, creating micro-museums that offer unique experiences not found in ‘white-walled galleries’