The city of Bordeaux is not only about wine. Its intoxicating blend of urban culture and epicurean sass gives it bags of appeal any time of year. Not only that: its enviable ring of world-renowned vineyards, fruit orchards and farms illuminates the urban landscape with a kaleidoscope of seasonal color, making every month visually different too. Traditionally,
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Another year has begun to enjoy delicious food. If you are in the mood for sushi, here is a handy guide: The Art of Sushi, which came out in November 2023. The author Guy Allen has chronicled his countless dinners at high-quality sushi restaurants, including top sushi bars in Japan, on his Instagram account since
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Many civilizations have left their mark on Seville. The capital of Andalucía is proud, beautiful and packed full of culture. It wears its heritage with pride, and the sensual blend of Islamic, Gothic and Renaissance architecture is on magnificent display in the royal palace and mighty cathedral.  Beyond the elaborate mansions and verdant parks that Seville
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Whitney Spielfogel Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of the Hudson Valley, Wildflower Farms, an Auberge Resort, stands out as a true gem, offering a serene and rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, just in time for those New Year’s resolutions to take shape. Opened in late 2022, this farm-chic property is one of
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It may be the second-smallest country in Central America but Belize delivers across the board. Eco-adventures by the score, cultural heritage as diverse as the landscape, Maya temples that tower over modern human-made structures, hundreds of islands with talcum-white sands, the world’s second-largest barrier reef – you get the idea. On the mainland, overgrown rainforests
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As French cities go in the budget-travel stakes, Bordeaux measures up admirably. With a prestigious university at its helm since 1441, France’s sixth-largest city is one of the country’s most dynamic, cultured and brazenly creative. Those 50,000-odd modern-day students, invariably living on a shoestring like centuries of alumni before them, need to be fed, watered and
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