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Álvaro Sampedro – Gardens in Quiet Dialogue
Known for his ecological, Mediterranean-rooted landscapes, Álvaro Sampedro brings a sensitive design approach to the preservation of rare forests, native planting and site-specific horticulture.
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Agape
Carved from stillness and clarity, Agape designs are sculptural gestures in stone and form; poetic presences that transform intimate hotel spaces into quiet, architectural rituals of retreat.
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Arquinesia
This secret emporium is the place to come to discover Mallorca, bottled. An experience in itself, it’s here that you can find the best kind of memento – one that takes you right back to the island.
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Anassa Organics
Greece and herbary go way back in time to antiquity. Throughout its history, the aromatic and medicinal herbs described by Hippocrates, Theophrastus, Dioscorides and Galen have long been a part of their rich holistic culture.
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Barcelona’s Classical Uprising
This spring, Barcelona hosts the Obertura at three iconic venues: Liceu Opera Barcelona, the Palau de la Música Catalana and L'Auditori.
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Barcelona Design Guide
The crown jewel of the Catalonia region, Barcelona is the rare city able to walk that thin tightrope between historic, old-world charm and a young, ever-evolving sensibility.
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Walk the Wild Camí de Ronda
Spain's 150km Camí de Ronda is a historic walking trail that passes through the rugged beauty of Costa Brava’s Catalan coastal routes from Blane, Begur to Calella de Palafrugell and La Fosca.
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Artists & Writers - the influence of L’Empordà
Ava Gardner came here to film Pandora and the Flying Dutchman in Tossa de Mar and was soon followed by Truman Capote, Josep Pla, Picasso, Miro and Duchamp, who, like Dalí loved to capture the refraction of light on water.
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Barcelona - Casa Vicens by Antoni Gaudí
Gorgeously flamboyant, Casa Vicens is a riot of colour and fantastical architectural detailing - bearing the hallmarks of Barcelona hero, Antoni Gaudi.
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A Taste of Chios: CITRUS and the Art of Greek Ethical Gastronomy
CITRUS is the flavourful rebellion from Chios – a slow-made symphony of mandarin, mastic and culture that jars Greek tradition with bold design and boutique ethics.
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Callista Crafts - Beyond the Tote - 950 Stitches, 356 Knots
Made in their Athens atelier, Callista's bags are iconic, timeless, and one of a kind, each skilfully handmade using age-old crafts and techniques to incorporate Greek heritage
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Cotto Etrusco
Maverick Creative Director Simone Giottoli was the genius behind the idea to reinvigorate the market for handmade Etruscan tiles. Over twenty years ago, Giottoli began extensive research in ancient kilns, centuries-old productions and the restoration of an old stone kiln, which would be the starting point for the authentic recreation of tile-making.
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Dali’s World of L’Empordà
"My mystical paradise starts on the plains of the Empordà” were the words of Dalí describing his homelands blacked by the Pyrenees mountains inland and edged by the Costa Brava Mediterranean coastline.
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Costa Brava’s oldest city: Greco-Roman Empúries
Spain's coastal city Empúries was founded in 575 BC by the Greeks sits on Catalan's Costa Brava - archeological sites, treasures and temples frame the Mediterranean.
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Günlüklü Bay
Günlüklü Bay is Türkiye’s hidden cove of cinematic waters and scented forests — a secluded stretch of soft sand where nature, not crowds, sets the rhythm.
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Göcek: Riviera Calm, Yachting Cool and Forested Elegance
Göcek is the Riviera’s soft-spoken star: a calm bay town of yachts, pine forests and elemental luxury where sailing, history and nature blend into quiet, impeccable harmony.
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The Tombs of Time: Tracing the Lycian Soul
From the cliff-carved tombs of Tlos to the ghost village of Kayaköy, trace the soul of ancient Lycia along the Turkish Riviera’s sunlit coastline and mountain-framed archaeological wonders.
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Madrid - A Capital with a Hot Pulse
Madrid is built on routine, conversation and urban life, shaped by historic quarters, modern ambition, design culture and food, revealing itself through daily use to artists, architects and curious minds.
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Madrid's Foodie Scene - The Best Restaurants
Madrid’s food scene is defined by Michelin stars, chef-led neighbourhood kitchens and daily dining culture, from Dabiz Muñoz to a new generation cooking with depth, continuity and social intelligence today.
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Madrid's Architecture - Modernist, Brutalist & Contemporary
Madrid’s architecture reflects governance, density and adaptation, from modernist icons and Brutalist infrastructure to contemporary reuse, favouring endurance, urban life and continuity, rewarding close reading and repeat visits.
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Madrid - Designers, Makers and the hub of Creative Studios
Madrid’s design culture is shaped by a new generation working close to materials and making, spanning furniture, fashion, sustainability-led studios and major annual design events in a production-led contemporary city.
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Artistic Energy - The Present Tense of Madrid
Madrid’s culture and art scene is shaped by galleries, artist-led spaces and institutions, from Lavapiés and Matadero to the Prado and Reina Sofía, unfolding through conversation, continuity and everyday use.
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Seed to Skin
A 300-acre Tuscan wilderness of herbs, fauna and thermal soil. A woman who believed nature, properly understood, could outperform anything a laboratory could invent alone. This is Seed to Skin.
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The Turquoise Coast
Türkiye’s Riviera is a hypnotic clash of wild nature and ancient empires, where geology, myth and salt air create a soulful, untamed coastline unlike anywhere else in the Mediterranean.
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