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Anchored by a 16th-century watchtower, Mezzatorre Hotel & Thermal Spa on Ischia rises from a private promontory, surrounded by Mediterranean gardens and views over the Gulf of Naples. Its thermal spa, fed by natural springs, offers a timeless wellness experience. Spring is the most evocative season to visit: hills turn green, wildflowers bloom along coastal paths, and the air carries scents of citrus and sea. Away from summer crowds, guests can fully immerse themselves — walking, soaking, and pausing in harmony with the island’s rhythms. At Mezzatorre, luxury means slowing down, restoring body and mind, and traveling in tune with place, season, and self.
Located on the turquoise shores of Lake Wörthersee, Hotel Schloss Seefels immediately catches the eye. On the outside, Seefels is what it has always been: a jewel of Lake Wörthersee architecture in arguably the most beautiful spot on the lake. Inside, Seefels is an impressive art & design hotel, its style a fusion of classic and modern paired with the exotic and unique. The rooms and suites, many with stunning lake views, are stylishly and individually furnished. Each room and suite is a personality in style, color, and art, with attention to every last Those who prefer the outdoors can head to the private castle garden, the heated lakeside pool, or the beach.. The tranquility and beauty of the surroundings also extend to the spa, where guests can relax or indulge in treatments.
The Lince Santa Clara looks upon a proud and impressive history. Story has it that once upon a time, the beloved son of King D. Dinis - D. Afonso Sanches fell in love with D. Teresa Martins de Meneses, the heiress of Vila do Conde. Together, they founded the Santa Clara Monastery back in May of 1318. For many years, the property was home to the Poor Clares Monastery — their legends and vows of silence still echo in the serene atmosphere that defines the property today. Renovated in the 18th century it is now home to an exceptional hotel, boasting 87 rooms and two restaurants, one of which is Michelin starred. Restaurant Mosteiro celebrates traditional Portuguese gastronomy, taking guests on a journey of flavors and textures, where tradition and authenticity intertwine.
Inspired by avant-garde artists and celebrating Portugese art and craftsmanship, Torel Avantgarde embraces the concept of merging art, design and hospitality to create a truly distinctive atmosphere. The luxury boutique hotel is reminiscent of the elegance of the 1930s and '40s and celebrates Portugese and international artists, with each of the 60 rooms and suites designed individually and dedicated to one of them. The unique atmosphere at this exceptional property is no coincidence, but a reflection of heartfelt hospitality, a spirit of connection, and a commitment to showcasing the very best of Portugal, with every detail reflecting the bold elegance of the avant-garde movement. Guests can relax and soak up the sun at the outdoor swimming pool and jacuzzi, while overlooking Porto, gazing at the sparkling Douro River.
A GREEN OASIS WITH SEA AND ETNA VIEW

Donna Carmela Resort & Lodges is a carefully and elegantly restored 19th century Sicilian property surrounded by a 10.000 square-metre garden, which is home to over 5.000 varieties of the most stunning Mediterranean and sub-tropical plants. While the hotel emanates the essence of beauty and charme, the nature surrounding it clearly takes the spotlight. Donna Carmela offers Etna or sea-facing suites embodying the particular values of Sicilian hospitality such as fine furniture, modern art and precious materials. As you venture into the garden you come across courtyards made of lava stones and river pebbles pavers; stones from the old mansion are left exposed in several areas for everyone to see. A dream!
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LUXURY LEATHER GOODS FOR STYLISH TRAVEL

Do you travel in style? If you’re still looking for the perfect travel accessories for that upcoming holiday, Palmgrens may be your place of choice. One of Sweden’s most renowned manufacturers of leather goods, it proudly looks upon a 120 year history. Throughout the years, it focused on solid crafts in natural tanned leather, in particular handcrafted handbags, suitcases, travel requisites and interior pieces. If an exquisite carry-on or suitcase is on your personal wish list, Palmgrens will surely not disappoint you.

LAKESIDE LUXURY

Since time immemorial, Lake Como has seduced visitors with its natural beauty and dramatic vistas of the southern Italian Alps. Situated on a sunny promontory next to the village of Torno and surrounded by peaceful views of Lake Como’s natural beauty, lush gardens and idyllic small towns, Il Sereno's lakefront location stretches approximately 140 meters (450 feet) along the eastern shore of Lake Como and affords stunnning views of the lake from every inch of the property. Il Sereno's authentic style, skillfully combines understated elegance and timeless luxury. The 40 spacious suites all make full use of the natural light and awe-inspiring scenery with floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the peaceful waterfront.
DISCOVERING THE MUNCH MUSEUM IN OSLO

The MUNCH, designed by award-winning architects estudio Herreros, is one of the world’s largest museums dedicated to a single artist. Eleven new exhibition halls allow visitors to access the most extensive collection of works by Edvard Munch in the world, spanning over 26,700 works. Highlights in the new museum are monumental mural paintings including The Sun (1909), which stretches nearly 8 meters, as well as several versions of Munch’s iconic work, The Scream, including an early study in pastel from 1893 and a later painted version from 1910. The MUNCH is both a cultural and architectural highlight, and should not be missed when visiting Oslo.
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