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
- aztec
- 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
An exploration of the Tokyo International Robot Exhibition
An exploration of the Tokyo International Robot Exhibition: If you are in Japan, GO to the International Robot Exhibition at Tokyo Big Sight! You are witnessing
El Pantalón, Architecture and Identity in Mexico City
Designed by Teodoro González de León, one of Mexico’s most esteemed modern architects, the tower exemplifies a style he refined over many years: monumental shapes and
Les Cols Pavellons Glass Hotel in Olot
Upon arrival, you enter through what feels like a medieval barn, its façade entirely swallowed by ivy. There is no signage, only a very narrow, tall doorway that
Pujol, The Most Heralded Restaurant in Mexico City
The photograph above captures a quiet harmony between heritage and innovation in Enrique Olvera's kitchen. Exploring the depth, generosity, and intelligence of Mexican cooking.
Hotspring & Lake Hotel Sochagota, Paipa
There are places you visit for design, and places you visit for how they make your body feel. Hotel Sochagota very clearly belongs to the latter.
Lacock Abbey, the Birthplace of Modern Photography and the Fox Talbot Museum
Lacock Abbey, founded in 1232 by Ela of Salisbury, carries layers of history — from medieval nunnery to Tudor mansion and wartime garrison. Today it houses the
Mott 32 Restaurant
Mott 32 Restaurant: As you enter the Chartered Bank building, you may feel either comfortable in the monolithic embrace of the cash center or a bit annoyed at
El Bazar del Sábado — Artisans in Motion, San Ángel
On Saturdays, San Ángel awakens to the buzz on the cobblestones around Plaza San Jacinto and El Bazar del Sábado. By mid-morning, this artisan market, a popular
Fuel Espresso Top Coffeeshop in Hong Kong
Fuel Espresso Top Coffeeshop in Hong Kong: As avid coffee enthusiasts, we searched extensively for a great espresso-based coffee in Hong Kong. The standout spot
Cha Cha Hana Restaurant in Shinjuku
Cha Cha Hana Restaurant in Shinjuku: Tucked away about halfway down the charming path behind the Golden Gate neighbourhood is Cha Cha Hana, a delightful
Café Diglas in Vienna
Just a few steps behind St. Stephen’s Cathedral, yet sufficiently removed from the constant flow of visitors circling the square, Café Diglas offers a gentler rhythm of Vienna’s
Celti, A Home Becomes a Restaurant Destination in Tulum
On a quiet back street in downtown Tulum, far from the buzz of the beach road, Celti feels less like a restaurant and more like a well-kept secret.
Dwarikas Luxury Heritage Hotel in Kathmandu
A Kathmandu courtyard hotel built from rescued Newari woodcarvings - a quiet, restored oasis a few streets from the city's noise.
Piedra De Agua a Charming, Affordable Base in the Heart of Merida
Piedra de Agua is a charming little hotel in the very centre of Mérida, with lovely rooms, tiny bathrooms, and a perfectly comfortable bed at a very reasonable.
Las Quekas: The Unassuming Mérida Quesadilla Stop You’ll Return to Again and Again
One of the great beauties of Mexican cuisine is that almost everyone seems to get it just right. Whether it’s a street vendor pressing tortillas by hand or a top-tier restaurant like