At Kilometre Zero of Bolivia, located in La Paz, Murillo is a plaza and political centre. Considered the historical heart of the country, surrounded by buildings that have marked history, where the government palace with its typical colours and also the metropolitan centre lined with marble are located. A place highly frequented by travelers and […]

Away from its well-worn tourist tracks, Paris is home to several alternative, grittier areas, which stand in stark contrast to the city’s chic imagery. Topping the list of cool Parisian neighborhoods is Belleville, a staunchly working class district located in the 20th arrondissement to the northeast of the city. This area of Paris has a […]

In Amsterdam’s Centrum neighborhood, you’ll find the Foam Museum, which has its own café and a library full of books on photography. For coffee, you might head over to De Rokerij, one of the best coffee shops the neighborhood has to offer. Centrum is good for tourists who aren’t corny, and it’s a good place to […]

The capital of Ireland is split up into postal districts, and district 2 encompasses cool areas like Temple Bar and Grafton Street. Hit the former for vintage stores and bars and the latter for high-end shopping. And of course, what’s style without culture? The National Gallery of Ireland is located in Dublin 2 and hosts […]

The melting pot that is El Raval is different than any other part of Barcelona. Skaters will lead you to the MACBA Square, where you’ll find the Museum of Contemporary Art. El Raval is also arguably the best spot in Barcelona for retro gear, as there are dozens of shops designated for vintage fashion. Sesamo […]

The Renaissance was a rebirth that occurred throughout most of Europe. However, the changes that we associate with the Renaissance first occurred in the Italian city of Florence and continued to be more pervasive there than anywhere else. The city’s economy and its writers, painters, architects, and philosophers all made Florence a model of Renaissance […]

New York City’s cultural mecca is Harlem. There isn’t another place in the city where you can hit up more than one Jimmy Jazz, purchase bootleg soul and R&B mixtape CDs, and get lessons on supreme mathematics from Five Percenters at the Allah School in Mecca all on the same avenue. Walk along 116th Street […]

Huemul is located in Patagonian Argentina, between Bariloche and San Martin de Los Andes. A spectacular place amid nature, with two of the main points for the practice of snow sports in the country. Wine, chocolates, dinners, conversations, campfires and much, much laughter inspired us to design this model.

Close to Chueca, Malasaña is also one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Madrid, well known for its counter-cultural scene. It was the hub of the movida movement in Madrid in the 1970s and 1980s and to this date it conserves its alternative atmosphere. The nightlife here is much less pretentious than elsewhere in Madrid, so if you […]

A neighbourhood with a charm of its own in Lima, Peru. With a stunning view of the sea, Miraflores concentrates restaurants, bars, cultural attractions, parks and all that is good for someone who is in Lima wanting to find. Spending the day there invigorates the soul of any traveller.

Praga remains terra incognita for most people from the left part of the city of Warsaw, Poland. Even though the district is undergoing an intense process of revitalisation and is being willingly inhabited by artists and all kind of adventurers, its huge size and number of places to visit may seem quite overwhelming.

This is a zone rich in culture and attractions. One of the city’s essential tourist attractions is the Recoleta Cemetery, the final resting place for generations of the country’s most important families.  Several important museums and galleries can also be found in Recoleta, including The Museum of Fine Arts and the Palais de Glace. The National Library, […]