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
- 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
- Hotel
- Nice
- admiralty
- adventure
- ancient cultures
- aoyama
- apothecary
- arashiyama
- archaeology
- architecture
- art deco
- art galleries
- art nouveau
- arts and culture
- asakusa
- barcelona
- barefoot luxury
- baroque
- bars
- baru
- bath
- bathhouse
- beach
- beer
- belváros
- biot
- bloomsbury
- bohemian
- bookshops
- brunch
- buda
- calarca
- caribbean
- catalan cuisine
- central hong kong
- central kyoto
- central tokyo
- centro cdmx
- ceramics
- chef tools
- chiyoda
- coba
- cocktails
- coffee
- coffeeshops
- condesa
- costa brava
- costa de prata
- countryside
- covent garden
Chez Pipo, Nice’s Socca Institution
Quite possibly the finest socca in Nice, Chez Pipo has served this Niçoise classic for generations. Socca, for the uninitiated, is a thin savoury pancake made from chickpea flour, water, olive oil,
Altro Frenchie | A Modern Italian Gem in the Heart of Paris
We wandered in after a long, happy morning of croissants and coffee across the street at L'Arbre à Café, reading our books in the light rain and distracted by the clink of glasses from the
Septime, the Neo-Bistro Icon That Redefined Paris Fine Dining
We had spent years circling Septime through its satellites; glasses of natural wine at Septime La Cave, seafood evenings at Clamato, always missing the reservation window, so when we finally
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.
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.
Petit Comitè, Barcelona – Creative Cuisine with Catalan Roots
For a relaxed introduction to modern Catalan cooking in Barcelona, Petit Comitè offers a confident and approachable entry point. This informal restaurant is the city outpost of celebrated chef Nandu Jubany, known for his contemporary, high- end interpretations of regional cuisine
From Manseibashi Arches to mAAch ecute: A Food and Design Revival
mAAch ecute Underpass by Akihabara: On the edge of Akihabara (electronics' town), overlooking the Kanda River, lies mAAch ecute Kanda Manseibashi — one of
Ginza Kyubey The Legendary Sushi Master
Ginza Kyubey The Legendary Sushi Master: Kyubey is a restaurant where you may be better off never going. Kyubey is a restaurant where you may be better off
Toraya Wagashi Luxury Japanese Confectionery
Toraya Wagashi Luxury Japanese Confectionery: Toraya is the oldest existing store of wagashi (Japanese confections). It holds a significant place in Japan's
Kanawaza Maimon Sushi Boat Bar
Kanawaza Maimon Sushi Bar: Maimon Sushi has a few locations around the Kanazawa area. The main one at the Hundred Avenue Mall is a bustling suburban family
Miramar, Llançà – Seaside Fine Dining on the Costa Brava
In the coastal town of Llançà, just under an hour north of Barcelona and moments from the French border, Miramar sits directly on the promenade, facing
Ammo Restaurant
Ammo Restaurant: Architect Joyce Wang's design for Ammo, inspired by Jean-Luc Godard's Alphaville film, is a visual marvel. The restaurant is a stunning
Alma - Peruvian Flavours Amid Cartagena’s Colonial Serenity
Housed within Hotel Casa San Agustín, a beautifully restored colonial residence set on one of the old city’s most picturesque corners. Shuttered windows, stone.
Café Central in Vienna Amid Columns and Imperial Echoes
Designed by Heinrich von Ferstel as a bank, Café Central was converted into a coffeehouse in 1860 and has since become one of Vienna’s most recognisable landmarks. The
Kayaba Coffee Tokyo a Historic Café in Yanaka’s Heart
Kayaba Enchanting Coffeeshop: Kayaba Coffee first opened its doors in 1938, just a few streets away from Yanaka Cemetery. It ran continuously until 2006, when
