Istanbul is a monstrosity. Historically, the city dates back over 2,500 years enduring the Ancient Greeks, Romans and Ottomans as well as three name changes – Byzantium and Constantinople before … Read more

Originally opened in December 2003, Nebesa is a boutique, Scandinavian-themed eco accommodation with four, two-person cabins located in western Slovenia on the border with Italy. The four chalets are designed … Read more

A hotel brand that embraces collegiate culture as the basis of its hospitality concept is validated in North-West Arkansas at Graduate, Fayetteville on the doorstep of the University of Arkansas. … Read more

Alpine resorts of modest stature are used to attracting global attention, including the lakeside town of San Carlos de Bariloche 1,500km south-west from Buenos Aires. Aspects of the town can … Read more

Located alongside the Señoret Channel five miles north of Puerto Natales in Chilean Patagonia, The Singular is a unique boutique hotel with an industrial backbone. At a latitude of 51.7° … Read more

Anyone visiting Stellenbosch can’t help but notice the staggering Oak-lined roads, Cape Dutch architecture and modern touches to this capital of South African wine industry. Even if you find yourself … Read more

Located on the outskirts of Pretoria and Johannesburg, FARMHOUSE58 is a rural hotel that leans into the heritage of the Kromdraai Valley in the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site. … Read more

Join for a weekend of mountain biking and trail running in Stellenbosch from 8th to 10th March 2024. We’ll mountain bike on the Saturday morning, then eat at Tokara in … Read more

Located in northeastern Spain near to the French border, Barcelona claims a rich history dating back to Roman times. Its strategic Mediterranean location made it a thriving trade hub and … Read more

Initially established as a trading and transportation hub at the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers, Saint Paul (St. Paul) was founded in 1849 as the capital of Minnesota, … Read more

Zermatt, nestled under the Matterhorn’s majestic gaze, offers not just breathtaking scenery but also breathtaking lodging options. For those seeking an experience at the very edge of paradise, high-altitude accommodations … Read more

New York is capital of running – a melting pot for new grassroots trends and a sought after marathon that bookends the racing season. It’s also now home to Sam … Read more

Given London’s vast size, it’s worth splitting a city guide on where to run, cycle and swim into separate sections according to their North, South, East and West orientations. Bearing … Read more

Though smaller than many European capital cities, Oslo manages to provide fantastic city life and a home for metropolitan population of 1.5 million people while maintaining access to the Norwegian … Read more

Bordeaux may be famous for its esteemed position as a wine making region, but it also punches above its weight as a destination for athletic travel. Located on the banks … Read more

With a population of over 21 million people, Mumbai is one of the most populated cities in the world and an important home different spiritual traditions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, … Read more

The quaint and compact Eight is a boutique hotel in Bath, spread across two townhouse properties in the historic heart of the city. Each of the eighteen rooms is unique … Read more

Sea Lanes Brighton, the UK’s first beachside National Open Water Swimming Centre, will open to members of the public from 2nd June. Located on Brighton beech, the 50m, 6-lane outdoor pool … Read more

Despite being France’s second largest city in terms of population, Marseille doesn’t get enough airtime. But its access to sea and a year-round growing season has long provided an attractive … Read more

As the Texan capital, Austin has played a central political role since the state joined the Union in 1845. The city has taken on an increased importance at a national … Read more