With an ever changing menu defined by what’s available locally, an evening at Gastrologik is sophisticated, delicious and gives you a glimpse into Nordic cuisine and style
Shibumi takes a traditional Japanese street style of dining and adapts it for a European audience. The result is an experience as delicious as it is innovative
Inspired in equal parts by the wild forests of Scandinavia and the prestigious kitchens of Paris, Ekstedt creates gourmet food using only wood fire
Downtown Camper defies logic by successfully combining and outdoorsy camping theme with nods to its modern, urban location... And somehow it works perfectly!
Located next to the train station, Hotel C is a large scale hotel right in the heart of Stockholm...Oh and they have a bar totally made of ice!
Nestled in a sprawling archipelago, Stockholm is a city that must be seen from above -- and a private helicopter tour with Flyover Stockholm is the best way to do it!
Lantern lit gardens and intricate birght mosaics fill the space, as a stunning rooftop terraces gives 360 views of Fez, at the comfortable Palais Amani
Staying in the Old Medina is tempting, but these photos of Palais Faraj will prove, distance has it’s perks. You'll find so much more than stunning views & Moroccan charm!
Hidden behind the protection of unassuming doors, this Riad is the ideal escape from the busy Medina and the perfect base to explore Marrakech.
A modern riad located in the heart of the Medina, providing all the comforts of home, with a stunning rooftop bar giving 360 degree views of Marrakesh
Hidden down a winding narrow alley, behind a pair of massive doors, is Riad Farnatchi, a beautifully restored guesthouse with perfect Moroccan details
For an authentic Hammam experience, set in one of Marrakech's most iconic hotels, you must make time to visit the Spa at La Sultana and indulge in their services.
Vietnam is incredibly hard to sum up in a few sentences…there is just so much to see, to do and to eat! It’s a cornucopia of adventure and you really never know what you’re going to get. One day you could be laying on the most beautiful beach in the world and the next attempting to cross a street with 100 mopeds coming from every direction. Vietnam is a land of incredible culture, the best food and pretty easy to travel around, even with a budget.
The currency is called Dong (yes we’re giggling with you) and since the exchange rate is so good, it’s really inexpensive to travel through Vietnam. We started our trip in the north in Hanoi, where we stayed for a few weeks and spent a night visiting Halong Bay (which you absolutely have to do). We then took a plane (you can take a train, but a flight is very inexpensive and much much quicker) to Hue where we dug into the cultural side of Vietnam, visiting temples and some of the most beautiful tombs we’ve seen. A few days later we hired a private driver (cost about $30USD) to drive the couple hours over mountains and oceans to the beach town of Hoi An. After some time on one of the most beautiful beaches we’ve ever seen, we finished our Vietnam trip in the bustling city of Saigon.
Food is what brought us to Vietnam. But the natural beauty of Halong Bay, amazing beaches of Hoi An, and culture of Hanoi will be what brings us back...
From eating in random living rooms to five star meals, here are some of the best Vietnamese street food and snacks we tried while traveling through Vietnam.
Situated on the one of the most picture perfect beaches in the world, the Nam Hai, is a luxury hotel lovers paradise in beautiful Hoi An, Vietnam.
After a few days in Saigon we wanted to see a more relaxed side of South Vietnam. The Le Jarai Cruise offered by Buffalo Tours was exactly what we were looking for!
Halong Bay is without a doubt, one of the most breathtaking areas of Vietnam -- and a cruise is the absolute best way to relax and take in all of its natural beauty.
Experience the famous “lost city” of Machu Picchu in style with a your own private casita at Inkaterra, a luxury hotel hidden in the jungle of Peru.
Miraflores is where Peru’s richest have been living for hundreds of years. A stay in this ornate converted mansion will give you a taste of how they live.
With its unique blend of Peruvian ingredients and complex Japanese techniques, Maido has been heralded as one of the "World’s 50 Best Restaurants".
Atemporal is a small hotel that aims to make you feel like you are staying with a friend. Its cozy design and friendly staff make it a great place to call home in Lima.
Live like a Spanish lord in this 16th century hotel right in the city centre. With its peaceful courtyard, it’s the perfect place to relax in beautiful Cusco.
Cusco’s main draw is its history, and you don’t get much more historic than this. Add in the modern amenities, and you have a truly unique experience.
Get a break from Moroccan cuisine and taste a rotating menu of international dishes with local influence, at Numero 7. A must for foodies, while visiting Fez.