There is a distinct, rhythmic elegance to summer in Forte dei Marmi. Nestled between the marble-veined peaks of the Apuan Alps and the golden sands of the Tyrrhenian coast, this Tuscan enclave has spent generations perfecting the art of the seasonal escape. It is a place where luxury is rarely announced and quietly woven into everyday life.
Where to stay, eat and play in Italy's picture-perfect coastline.
Famed for its historic harbour, medieval towers, and vaulted limestone arcades, La Rochelle has always been a reliable choice for a seaside getaway. Yet, there’s a fresh energy here that’s changing the narrative. Thanks to a thriving local university and an influx of talent from Paris and beyond, the city has levelled up, layering its rich naval history with a modern, creative buzz.
When it comes to the Basque Country, Biarritz and San Sebastián are always the first places to come to mind — and while both are standout destinations in their own right, there is far more to discover across this region straddling the French-Spanish border. With its unique culture, cuisine and language, the Basque Country rewards those who dare to venture off the well-trodden tourist trail.
There is a distinct, rhythmic elegance to summer in Forte dei Marmi. Nestled between the marble-veined peaks of the Apuan Alps and the golden sands of the Tyrrhenian coast, this Tuscan enclave has spent generations perfecting the art of the seasonal escape. It is a place where luxury is rarely announced and quietly woven into everyday life.
Where to stay, eat and play in Italy's picture-perfect coastline.
Famed for its historic harbour, medieval towers, and vaulted limestone arcades, La Rochelle has always been a reliable choice for a seaside getaway. Yet, there’s a fresh energy here that’s changing the narrative. Thanks to a thriving local university and an influx of talent from Paris and beyond, the city has levelled up, layering its rich naval history with a modern, creative buzz.
When it comes to the Basque Country, Biarritz and San Sebastián are always the first places to come to mind — and while both are standout destinations in their own right, there is far more to discover across this region straddling the French-Spanish border. With its unique culture, cuisine and language, the Basque Country rewards those who dare to venture off the well-trodden tourist trail.
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Montegonzi, Tuscany, Italy
Giglio Island, Tuscan Coast, Italy
Schwarzenberg, Bregenzerwald, Austria
An intimate 11-room sanctuary within the 600-meter-high hills of the private Tenuta Pratolino estate. Restored for its June 2026 re-opening by AD100 designer Remy Renzullo and architect Niccolò Calabrese de Feo, Le Lappe pairs quiet slow luxury with hand-painted Florentine artistry, farm-to-table dining in a candlelit conservatory, and untamed natural solitude.
