Places worth
the journey.

A place where Alpine peaks look down into palm trees. City gardens, mountain hotels, wine, bicycles and espresso in one unexpectedly southern rhythm.

Hills, long tables and roads on which there is no reason to hurry. Our Tuscany begins with Fabio’s bread and does not end until it reaches the sea.

A Czech haven for architecture, food, golf and cycling. Stone, timber, mountains and dinners worth returning from a walk on time for.

German vineyards, French pâtisseries and Swiss art in a single stay. A landscape best explored by bicycle — then tasted from a glass beside the pool.

One lake and several completely different landscapes. Rock and bicycles in the north, promenades and thermal baths in the south, with olive trees, wine and long waterside journeys between them.

Green hills, stone towns and stillness that needs no itinerary. Our Umbria begins in a medieval tower above the Carpini Valley and continues with long tables, olive oil and roads without crowds.

The Chřiby woods, pastures around Zikmundov and Moravian vineyards a few bends further on. A landscape for slow mornings, bicycles, an open kitchen and wine at sunset.

Two seas, white houses, old olive trees and evenings that begin after sunset. From a palazzo in Gagliano to masserie between Ostuni and Fasano.

Nebbiolo, UNESCO-listed hills and food that needs no performance. Piedmont is a journey between vines, ridge-top villages and long tables.