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The Italian “Lover’s Path”

The famous Via dell’Amore, or “Lover’s Way”, is a romantic, cliffside  path in Cinque Terre on the northern Italian coast. The unassuming secret path runs high up between the hilltop towns of Manarola and Riomaggiore.

Originally created in the early 20th century, when the railway reduced the towns’ isolation, locals claim its sole purpose was...


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Wrapped in the tropical beauty and pristine deserted beaches of a family-owned, ninety-six-acre cay, ‘Sip Sip’ at Kamalame delivers a signature Bahamian blend of laid-back chic in a modern island home designed for gathering, entertaining, and feasting together.

Sip Sip is owned by Toronto’s Sebastien and Sheila Centner, the long-time authors of our Homefront Entertains...


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Bocado

I’m weak for ingredient-forward Spanish food and Bocado, in a heritage building on the main street in Picton, I had heard, was the place to go. And it was.

Chef and owner Stuart Cameron’s philosophy is simplicity with connection to and respect for his ingredients. Rooted in authentic Spanish dining, Cameron blends premium Spanish ingredients like jamón Ibérico, ...


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It’s time to snag the hottest electronics for friends and family before the holiday rush, and the global chip shortage, make it tougher to score what’s on everyone’s wish list.

If it’s a tech toy you want to give, there’s no shortage of sleek screens, wearable gadgets, and smart home-related present options that are sure to bring a smile to someone’s face. But be forewarned, ...


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Across the Ligurian Sea

From Italy to Monaco, thirty-two cyclists on Schiller Bikes rode 225 kms this past Summer. Some of the most satisfying inventions are deceptively simple. This isn’t just a bike ride. It’s an unbelievable charity race across the sea.

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