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In an age of sleek new openings and carbon-copy design hotels, it’s the older walls that feel most alive. Across the United Kingdom, historic inns, manor houses and coastal retreats are writing new chapters without losing their past. Whether it’s a centuries-old pub reborn as a foodie hideaway or a Georgian home turned boutique guesthouse, these are places where time lingers ...
Looking ahead to 2026? Europe’s most extraordinary heritage hotels have just been revealed – and they’re calling. The winners of the Historic Hotels of Europe Awards 2025 celebrate the places that go beyond beautiful buildings: destinations where history is woven into the experience, hospitality comes from the heart, and every detail reflects generations of care. From vineyar...
Twinkling lights, spiced wine, and the hum of festive music echoing through cobbled streets — Europe’s Christmas markets are more than just seasonal attractions; they’re a celebration of community and craft, shaped by centuries of local tradition. From grand castle courtyards in Bavaria to riverside promenades in the Alps, these markets capture the warmth of the season in eve...
There’s nothing like delving into a quirky museum to stimulate the mind and reignite your sense of wonder. From neo-classical statues to an astonishing display of puppets and the world’s longest love poem, Europe has no shortage of offbeat museums to spice up your travels. So turn off your phone and forget the outside world as you immerse yourself in historical curiosities, f...
As the air sharpens and the daylight shortens, the instinct to retreat — to somewhere warm, luminous and unhurried — grows stronger. Across Europe, historic hotels have long understood the art of restoration. Their wellness rituals are not about reinvention but return: to slower rhythms, deeper rest, and the quiet luxury of taking time. From the alpine calm of Switzerland to ...
