In times like these in which sustainability is on everyone’s minds, it is worth it to visit regions that have been recognized precisely for having opted for sustainable tourism. One of those regions is Goierri, also known as the Basque Highlands – recipient of the European […]
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There is an interesting connection between the Basque Country and fashion: this region was the birthplace to some of the most important names in haute couture, such as Cristóbal Balenciaga and Paco Rabanne; moreover, the axis formed by Biarritz and San Sebastián –summer hot spots for […]
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The Basque Country is a region with a long tradition of cycling. The roads that wind along the coast, the inland mountains, and the wine regions invite all to hop on a bike and enjoy the landscape as they go pedaling through the countryside. Many tourists, […]
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In all the world, there is no other hotel that offers such a close relationship with art as The Dolder Grand. This five-star hotel located in Zürich has a collection that is the envy of many museums – and that’s no exaggeration: its walls, hallways, and […]
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Hotel restaurants often run the risk of becoming places that are only frequented by the tourists staying there, not having other options around. In a city like San Sebastián, where the culinary options are endless, it is even more unlikely for someone to choose a hotel […]
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Myriam Larrea is a decorator whose contemporary style, which adapts to the realities of the space and the client, is recognizable yet provides a personal flair to projects. From her studio –a unique space with two floors on Paseo Colon in San Sebastián– Myriam designs interiors […]
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Henri Parent, Porsche sportscar collector, wanted to share his passion for these vehicles with the entire world by opening his own museum for this iconic German brand. The place where he decided to locate it is probably the most unexpected of all: Domaine de Chahatoa, Bidarray […]
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In Venice, briccola is the name of the nautical structure made of oak piles and used for mooring boats and gondolas – a structure which also displays the level of the tides. After years submerged in the bay, the material this structure is made of is […]
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