OUR VOYAGES
We wander the world in search of beauty, meaning, and the things worth noticing
Destinations
- Asia
- Austria
- Barcelona
- Bogota
- Boyaca
- Budapest
- Cartagena
- Colombia
- Côte-d’Azur
- Europe
- France
- Girona
- Hong Kong
- Hungary
- Italy
- Japan
- Kanazawa
- Kathmandu
- Kyoto
- Kyushu
- Latin America
- Lisbon
- London
- Mexico
- Mexico City
- Mustang
- Nepal
- Norte
- Oaxaca
- Paris
- Porto
- Portugal
- Rivera Maya
- Romania
- Sighisoara
- Southwest England
- Spain
- Tayrona
- Tirol
- Tokyo
- Tuscany
- UK
- Vienna
- Zona Cafetera
Tags
- 2nd arrondissement
- Hotel
- Nice
- Saint-Paul-de-Vence
- admiralty
- adventure
- ancient cultures
- aoyama
- apothecary
- arashiyama
- archaeology
- architecture
- art deco
- art galleries
- art nouveau
- arts and culture
- asakusa
- avebury
- barcelona
- barefoot luxury
- baroque
- bars
- baru
- bath
- bathhouse
- beach
- beer
- belváros
- biot
- bloomsbury
- bohemian
- bookshops
- boutique
- brunch
- buda
- calarca
- caribbean
- catalan cuisine
- central hong kong
- central kyoto
- central tokyo
- centro cdmx
- ceramics
- chef tools
- chic
- chiyoda
- coba
- cocktails
- coffee
- coffeeshops
Casa Wabi Tadao Ando’s Monumental Gift to the Oaxacan Coast
Casa Wabi appears like a mirage; a monumental concrete block, an oasis of creativity dissolving into the Mexican sun. Conceived by Mexican artist Bosco Sodi and designed by the legendary
Xaman Bar, a Hidden Ritual-Lit Cocktail Bar in Mexico City
You don’t find Xaman Bar by chance. You’re meant to search for it. Down a narrow stairway behind the quiet service entrance of the Zona Rosa Marriott.
The Ancient Maya Mythical City of Chichen Itza in Yucatán
Chichén Itzá was one of the prominent mythic cities of the Maya civilisation — a Tollan, a legendary site of origins and authority. Situated in eastern.
Hierba Dulce, a Healthy Favourite Serving Honest Food in Oaxaca
Tucked behind a modest jewellery shop in the centre of town, Hierba Dulce is one of the city’s quiet culinary gems — a cosy, informal restaurant serving.
Centro Cultural San Pablo, Oaxaca
Just off the busy streets of Oaxaca’s historic centre is one of the city’s loveliest cultural venues. The Centro Cultural San Pablo, a serene blend of museum, gallery, and performance space, focused on
Museo Textil de Oaxaca
The museum provides an hour of rich cultural immersion, exploring the traditional processes, designs, techniques and symbolism behind Oaxacan textiles. It offers an intimate yet surprisingly comprehensive view of
Criollo, a Living Expression of Oaxacan Tradition and Culinary Imagination
It is one of the city’s essential dining destinations, though it doesn’t feel like one. This is a place where tradition and innovation come together, where the kitchen functions as much as a workshop as it does a restaurant.
Hotel Escondido, a Picture-Perfect Escape on Oaxaca’s Pacific Coast
Hotel Escondido Oaxaca is one of those places that draws you in long before you arrive. Set along a quiet stretch of Pacific coastline, the hotel feels.
Cobá a Mayan City Written Into The Jungle
Set deep in present-day Quintana Roo, between Tulum and Chichén Itzá, Cobá unfolds quietly amidst the lowland jungle that has accumulated layer upon layers.
Tienda Q, a Design Shop in Oaxaca That Feels Like a Gallery
Oaxaca is a city that leaves a strong imprint. In its flavours, colours, craft and spirit. Even the shopping carries that same sense of presence. Nowhere is that more quietly expressed than at Tienda Q, a design shop that sits somewhere
Ahau Hotel Laidback Charm along the Tulum Coast
A blend of hippy ease, eco-chic design and family-friendly charm, Ahau Tulum has become one of the places that defines the laid-back spirit of the beach road.
Coqui Coqui Cobá — A Lagoon Hideaway in the Yucatán Jungle
The lagoon is perfectly still when you arrive. Jungle presses in from every side, and the only sound is the slow movement of water against the wooden dock. This is Coqui Coqui Cobá.
Lush Hotel Viceroy in the Riviera Maya
A leafy maze of palms, tropical blooms, and winding paths that lead you through a private jungle towards the sea. Guided by the lovely Fernando, we wandered past a rather confident mid-sized iguana
Estela de Luz — Mexico City’s Pillar of Light
Often referred to as the “Pillar of Light,” the tower is less a solid mass than a luminous surface. The winning design, created by architect César Pérez Becerril, consists of
Celeste House, a Tearoom, Concept Store and Living Cabinet of Curiosities in Mexico City
Celeste House unfolds in three distinct yet fluid chapters. You enter through the concept store and gallery, a thoughtfully curated world of objects that rewards lingering.
