In Bermeo, a path embraced by lush forests overlooking the sea leads guests to the Nafarrola Hotel. This accommodation option is located in a farmhouse proposed as a monument, in an area of archaeological importance dating back to 1285. Able to host up to 16 people […]
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BASQUE LUXURY had an exclusive interview with Baroness Ariane de Rothschild, whose visionary approach has managed to perpetuate a centuries-old legacy. Her initiatives come to life through the Edmond de Rothschild Group and Edmond de Rothschild Heritage, in whose strategies the Basque Country is prominently present. […]
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“Épater le bourgeois!” This is the war cry (which translates to English as “Scandalize the respectable middle classes”) adopted by the Romantic poets of the nineteenth century to claim their right to protest and turn everything upside down. These unruly geniuses may not have known that […]
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Five centuries after Juan Sebastián Elcano culminated his maritime odyssey of circumnavigating the globe for the first time, today’s seafarers have the advantages of comfort and technical virtuosity. Fortunately, the infinity of the sea can now be a friendly and relaxing atmosphere – thanks to sector […]
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The path that leads to Arínzano is like the first page of a thousand-year story that still preserves, even today, all its mystery. Two stones which bear the mark of centuries still showcase the original inscription: “Señorío de Arínzano” (The Arínzano Estate). These stones mark the […]
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We traveled to Greece to attend the AynRandCon23 conference and interview Dr. Keith Lockitch, Vice President of Education and Senior Fellow at the Ayn Rand Institute (ARI). This nonprofit organization aims to promote Objectivism, a philosophical system developed by the Russian-American writer and philosopher Ayn Rand […]
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After a meticulous four-year renovation, Hôtel du Palais of Biarritz, one of the most emblematic luxury accommodation options in the world and the only “Palace de France” on the Atlantic coast, has just reopened its doors – rejuvenated. It has done so under the umbrella of […]
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The history books say that modern tourism was invented by two nineteenth-century publishers who never met: German Karl Baedeker and Englishman John Murray, authors of the travel guides that bore their respective surnames. But one thing is to travel and another very different thing is the […]
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