The conversion of one of the most well-known hotels of Switzerland, the Eden au Lac, into a hotel by the La Réserve Hotel Chain has not gone unnoticed – especially since it was made known that the remodel would be done by the always controversial Philippe […]
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2020 marks the 85th anniversary of Villaflores, the most important florist of San Sebastián. Over its long and prosperous history, this family company has had the chance to decorate big-name hotels such as the María Cristina and the Château de Brindos, the homes of members of […]
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The National Gallery has acquired its first painting by Joaquín Sorolla (1863–1923). ‘The Drunkard, Zarauz (El Borracho, Zarauz)’, (1910), can be explored on the National Gallery website from today. The painting’s first visit to London was in 2019 for the exhibition Sorolla: Spanish Master of Light; the […]
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The Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, the former President of the European Council, Bertie Ahern, the former Chief of Staff of Tony Blair, Jonathan Powell, the former Director of the International Monetary Fund, Michel Camdessus, high-level executives from maison Chanel, elite athletes like Pau Gasol, famous […]
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In terms of fine jewelry and watches, there are few shops in the Basque Country that bring together such a broad selection and variety as Irantzu: Messika, Pomellato, Marco Bicego, Fope, Roberto Coin, and Gucci Fine Jewelry. This centrally-located boutique in San Sebastián is frequented both […]
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The anhelo boutique can be found at Calle Matia Number 1 of San Sebastián in a nineteenth-century building from which the vintage allure of the products held within emanates. The shop has two floors, one reserved for the atelier and the other for tending to customers. […]
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No, what you see here is not a private jet, despite its appearance; it is a minivan that belongs to the company Uniqê, a company which specializes in passenger transport by road. Established in San Sebastián in 2018, this firm has managed to stand out from […]
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Born in San Sebastián, Ricardo Sanz started to train as a painter at the age of fourteen under the master José Camps. There was already an artistic vein in his family because of his grandfather, who had a close relationship with painters like Sorolla, Zuloaga, and […]
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