The Luxury Travel Magazine
The Luxury Travel Magazine
There’s a big, red cat in the middle of a swarm of birds. For some, that may be cause for concern.
Industry without Art Is Brutality, John Ruskin once mused. Indeed, art is an expression of individua
Tucked between Belgium, France, and Germany, the oft-overlooked Luxembourg is a little country with
The Golden Gate Bridge has a twin. It is the Ponte de 25 Avril in Lisbon, a suspension bridge over 1
In the oldest part of the city of Reykjavik sits a piece of history that tells how this barren littl
A place where one could easily lose sense of time, strolling down the historical pavements of this c
Lisbon’s only remaining Art Deco hotel, The Britania Hotel Lisbon, located close to the designer p
As Gertrude Stein said: “America is my country and Paris is my hometown”. Paris has a knack for
These are chambers turned into nests of nature. Scarred driftwood, shaven pebbles and corkscrew pine
There is nothing quite like solitude for cleansing the soul. A silence that drowns out the noise, ma
Built with no expense spared at the behest of Morocco’s King Mohammed VI, Royal Mansour Marrakech
A stay at Maison de la Luz invokes the feeling of having snuck into the residence of an outlandish e
There’s nothing like a summer road trip. Where the sun beams down, warming your exposed nape, wind
This is tinsel town and a place where dreams come true. Not far away from the Hollywood Boulevard an
Architects were the latest shiny new profession in the 1840s. Designing Westbourne Terrace, in semi-
Many of us have daydreamed of heading to the northern frontier in search of a winter fantasy land.
There’s a flamingo in the bathroom. No, not a real one. He or she is about a metre tall, plaster-c