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Fun with Kids By Sebastien & Sheila Centner, @sebandsheila @eatertainment Hosting a fun and easy children’s birthday party doesn’t have to be complicated! When our boys were younger, we loved including them and their friends when preparing for the celebration. Today, parents are more focused…
A place that deserves its own architecture On a unique forest plot bordered by a river on both sides, Riverwave, by the award winning team at Kerimov Architects, is a 7,000 sq. metre residence that creates a feeling that is akin to being on an…
Directly connecting to the iconic Vancouver Convention Centre, a new ‘on-the-water’ floating hotel is being proposed for Vancouver harbour. With 250 urgently needed rooms and taunted for its promised next generation low carbon, eco-friendly impact, the boat-hotel hopes to be a ‘jewel in the crown…
It’s time to freshen up. Leave your winter doldrums and brain fog behind and let the good times roll. 5 Tips to get the feel 1) Get up half an hour earlier. 2) Add a cold plunge to your routine. 3) Stop and enjoy the…
The Greek island of Folegandros in the southern part of the Aegean Sea is on the quieter side – a rare commodity these days. A twelve square mile romantic sanctuary, it has managed to steer clear of TikTok infested tourist cafes, traffic lights and brash…
Just a hop, skip and a jump from the pretty town of Cirencester, The Palladian is large family home turned self-catering country house in the Cotswolds parish of Ampney Crucis. Georgian in style and grand in nature with roaring fires, The Palladian has generous communal spaces,…
Barking squirrels, buckle bunnies and gully washers Fondly known as “The Cowboy State”, large parts of Wyoming feel like a scene from a cowboy movie. Here, spending time in the saddle and getting as close to nature as possible is the quintessential outback experience. …
Waterworks Food Hall It’s easy to overlook a gem in your own backyard. So, when the UK’s Daily Telegraph listed Waterworks Food Hall as a must-see Toronto destination, I went off to investigate. A sort of multicultural version of the Mercado de San Miguel Food…
Gare de Lyon An iconic restaurant in Gare de Lyon, Le Train Bleu offers a majestic setting where ‘the show’ takes place in the kitchen as well as the restaurant. Steeped in history, dinner here is a unique, once-in-a-lifetime event. Le Train Bleu, an unmissable…
Nestled in the centre of the slowly gentrifying old town, the inconspicuously located Todos Santos Boutique Hotel is a treat to discover. Who knew? It’s a hidden gem on an unassuming side street that meticulously redefines the art of slow living and quiet luxury. Once…