Tokyo Most Walkable in Asia
Compare the Market analyzed 53 global locations to determine “how good they are for being car-free” using several factors: the length of bike trail distances, the number of walking trails, the cost of and density of public transit, monthly rainfall, car-free places, and the percentage of residents who live within a kilometre of healthcare and education.
Tokyo was named one of the most walkable in the world and the most walkable city in Asia.
Source: travelandleisure.com
The story of gira
Slow roasted and lightly smoked, there’s to a traditional Lithuanian fermented drink that promises to both use up leftovers and ward off a cold. Sweet, tangy and packed with probiotics, gira or kvass, as it’s called in other parts of Europe, this go to winter tonic is making a comeback in craft breweries and kombucha-style artisanal brands.
Source: BBC
Italy’s listening suite
A world first on the lakefront at Il Sereno Lago Di Como, the Darsena suite is a sanctuary for sound, created entirely around the art of listening. With heritage-grade analogue equipment, horn speakers, tube amplification, a turntable and vintage reel to real deck, the suite invites guests to slow down and immerse themselves in music. A curated vinyl library of 500 plus records spans genres and eras with personal requests added on demand.
Photos: Juan Montano. Shutterstock. Sereno Hotels.







