Every summer, photos of Aperol Spritzes at posh cafés in Positano are sure to flood your Instagram feed. Thanks to social media, traveling to Europe has evolved into a cliché in recent years — a competition to inspire “FOMO” in others by posting idyllic photos on Instagram from popular tourist destinations. For those who yearn to explore the undiscovered in Europe, here are some unique experiences that can help you connect deeper with European lifestyle and culture, and hopefully, yourself.
Renowned for its collection of opulent hotels, resorts, and residences across six continents, Minor Hotels has curated a selection of its top destinations for shoulder travel season. From Amalfi and Amsterdam to Eastern Europe and Asia, these getaways offer remarkable experiences for discerning travelers looking to escape the heat and embark on an autumnal adventure abroad this fall.
Europe boasts a wealth of vibrant and culturally rich cities that stand out as premier destinations for art enthusiasts. From awe-inspiring museums and galleries to breathtaking architecture and captivating performances, these cities offer an unparalleled experience for those seeking to immerse themselves in the arts. Holidu, the holiday rental booking portal, has conducted research and this study reveals the best art cities in Europe. Whether you’re passionate about architecture, visual arts, or music, here are the top five art cities in Europe.
The jewel of the Mediterranean, Sicily beckons discerning travelers with its rich blend of natural beauty, rich history, cuisine, and art.
As summer’s warmth gently gives way to the embrace of autumn, the world’s most discerning travelers set their sights on destinations that offer opulence, natural beauty, and cultural richness. Indulge your wanderlust in style as we explore five of the best luxury travel destinations to visit this fall.
As the world continues to stay home, we are all looking for new ways to stay entertained. From at-home spa tips and wellness advice to recipes from hotel chefs; and from an inside look at local customs to virtual experiences, we have brought together ten of our favorite opportunities from […]
Congratulations to Home In Italy for winning “The Best Luxury Villa Rental and Accommodation Service in Italy” recently by Luxury Lifestyle Awards. It has been a difficult year for Italy (and the world), but Italy’s beauty and diversity will lure the tourists back to the country once it is safe […]
Sitting high on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast in an ancient fishing village, Casa Angelina has now opened for the season, and is offering several new travel experiences designed for relaxation, romance, cuisine, celebration and wellness. While still delightfully off the beaten path, traveling to Casa Angelina has never been easier for North American guests […]
LuxeGetaways is always looking for exquisite, romantic getaways to celebrate your love. For Valentine’s Day week, we have found the perfect gift for the travel, romance, gastronomy, Italian nobility, and wine lover, all combined in one trip to shower your Valentine with love. VistaJet (a private, membership program that is flying […]
It is said that Lake Como has captivated and inspired many a scholar… a dreamer, a poet, a composer and even a magistrate of Ancient Rome. Aristocrats, royalty, entertainers, thespians, actors, maestros, athletes, and jet setters have flocked here too as part of their “grand-tours” and getaways. One look at […]
In the mood for an ultimate Winter Getaway? Do you adore couture, Italian tailoring, world-class shopping, spa days, and perhaps a bit of skiing or snowboarding? We have a superb winter holiday for you that all of us at LuxeGetaways are excited about this season, called “Shop In, Ski Out,” […]
Tuscany evokes images of a string of cypress trees lining the rolling, sun-drenched vineyards of the countryside. Together Tuscany and wine represent a long legacy of traditions and notoriety beginning with the Etruscans from Greece who started planting grapevines in Tuscany nearly 3000 years ago. Tuscany is not the center […]
