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“The Palacio de Villapanes is stunning, and the historical character of the palace has been seamlessly blended with the luxury and comfort of a 5 star hotel. … ” more

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“Great hotel, prime location. Have stayed there before, and would stay again.”

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“A 17th century Hugenot silk weaver's house...a unique theatrical experience. Instructed to walk through the house in silence, it appears as if the family still … ” more

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“Martha Stewart would love this store...the art of homekeeping is ever apparent here, where it is obvious that traditional tools are still useful in our technologically-savvy … ” more

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“Amidst the maze of narrow lanes at the Marche Vernaison in the Paris Flea Market is a rollicking cafe' that makes you feel like you've wandered into an old … ” more

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“Inside the Musee Carnavalet are the relics of historical Paris. Among the many treasures to be found are fragments of ancient monuments, memorabilia from … ” more

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“Casa Batlló in Barcelona is not just a house, it is evidence of the exhuberant vision of a genius. The local name for the building is “Casa dels ossos,” or … ” more

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“Designed by architect Piero Portaluppi, Villa Necchi Campiglio is a glimpse, frozen in time, into the lives of an upper class Milanese family in the 1930′s. … ” more

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“If the astounding collection of 19th century opaline doesn’t coax you into this antique shop, its charismatic proprietor certainly will. Emanuele Belotti … ” more

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“Effortlessly sophisticated in design, the restaurant features Arne Jacobsen chairs, glossy black woodwork, graphic wall stencils, Royal Copenhagen china, and … ” more

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“I walked past the shop and then doubled back, because I couldn’t resist going inside to have a closer look at the pendant in the window. It was perfection … ” more

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“In their store on the Via Maroncelli, Claudia and Mattia Frignani showcase their remarkable designs for furniture, lighting, and accessories. They’ve furnished … ” more

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“When in London, one (well, I) absolutely must have afternoon tea. The Langham Hotel is famous for being the first to serve afternoon tea in 1865. Tea is … ” more

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“Walk through the door into a bewitching (and, frankly, a bit bizarre) world where every surface, floor to ceiling, is overflowing with all things magical: … ” more

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“Budapest's famous thermal bath...this is the one the locals recommend. The mineral springs were discovered here in 1881, and in 1913, this ornate, golden … ” more

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“A striking white modernist structure is tucked into the Square du Docteur Blanche, a stark contrast to the traditional stone chimney-topped townhouses. Built … ” more

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“Experience the delightful world of the late Achille Castiglioni (1918 – 2002), one of the greatest masters of 20th century design, in the studio where he and … ” more

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“A 17th century Hugenot silk weaver's house...a unique theatrical experience. Instructed to walk through the house in silence, it appears as if the family … ” more

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“Designers and artisans sell their creations in the large covered market in the neighborhood of London that was occupied by Hugenot silk weavers in the 17th … ” more

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“Fresh, seasonal, farm to table brasserie cooking, scrubbed pine tables, friendly staff...Chef Tom Aikens is at the helm of this fantastic Chelsea restaurant. … ” more

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“Everything...fabulous location, fabulous design, fabulous staff. Loved.”

Pamela says

“Everything. Excellent location, great service, beautiful hotel.”