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Part of Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, the arts district is home to over 70 galleries, museums and art collections. It was founded in 2003, and every second Saturday, the community hosts an Art Walk, where showrooms open their doors for the public’s enjoyment. There are private art collections such as the Rubell Family Collection and World […]

Located in the south of São Paulo, Brazil, Brooklyn is a tribute by the city to the United States. The street names are divided between US states and cities. A large swamp in the past and now the financial heart of the city of São Paulo. With several attractions such as shopping malls, horse riding […]

One of the largest and most beautiful islands in the Venezuelan Caribbean. Characterised by the mountains that surround it, the arid soil and the beautiful beaches. One of the first islands in which Columbus arrived in his travels to the Americas.

The Born sports an artistic edge with ties to a noble past. Once a seaside property for medieval aristocracy, this neighborhood now hosts a thriving creative community. Dozens of small museums and galleries complement revered attractions like El Born’s Museu Picasso. The area’s artsiness comes with its fair share of innocuous antagonism for “the establishment,” […]

A neighbourhood located in the north of Buenos Aires, La Lucila has been of great strategical importance in the city for having a military headquarters built in order to intercede against the first major English invasion. Today it has a large ecological reserve, a space of reflection and imagination in the midst of the Argentine […]

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 […]