The Veuve Clicquot House, located in Reims, has one of the most important Champagne vineyards in terms of size and quality: 390 hectares spread over 12 of the 17 Grands Crus and 20 of the 44 Premiers Crus in Champagne. Learn about how the champagnes are made and discover the unique style of the House.
Located in the trendy Boulingrin district of Reims, the Boutique has been designed in a surprising and educational setting, adorned with a ceiling of luminous bottles and a lounge ideally suited for tastings.
The Cleveland Orchestra, made up of over 100 brilliant musicians, is world-renowned for its exceptional talent and artistry. With performances both in the United States and around the globe, the orchestra continues to captivate audiences year-round with thrilling and exciting live concerts. Each new season brings a fresh array of musical experiences, from rediscovered gems to beloved masterpieces that resonate with listeners of all ages.
The orchestra calls Severance Hall its home, a venue regarded by many music lovers as one of the most beautiful concert halls in the world. Opened in 1931, Severance Hall has become an iconic landmark for classical music, providing an intimate and acoustically superb setting for the orchestra’s performances.
The West Side Market is Cleveland’s oldest publicly owned market. This historical tradition is home to over 100 vendors offering everything from fine meats and vegetables to fresh seafood, baked goods, cheese products, herbs, fresh flowers and more.
Explore Champagne’s largest network of underground wine cellars and discover the secrets behind this iconic Champagne and symbol of French luxury. More than three centuries of heritage, passion and savoir-faire lie beneath your feet as you walk along the cobbles of Avenue de Champagne.
Renowned since Roman times, the oysters of Mali Ston are considered some of the finest in the world—briny, sweet, and kissed by the minerals of the bay. Just an hour from Dubrovnik, the Pelješac Peninsula delivers more than dramatic scenery and boutique wineries—it offers the unforgettable experience of savoring this delicacy mere moments after harvest. You’ll board a small boat from the historic harbor and glide through aquamarine waters to a floating platform anchored in the bay, where a local family or oysterman shucks your tasting to order.
Kemo Sabe isn’t just a Western boutique—it’s a full-on Aspen experience. Set on East Cooper Avenue in the heart of downtown, this iconic shop curates high-end cowboy boots, hand-tooled leather belts, one-of-a-kind turquoise jewelry, and the brand’s famous custom hats. Each piece is a nod to the American West, crafted with the precision and polish expected by Aspen’s most discerning clientele. Whether you’re just browsing or going full-send with a bespoke setup, every visit feels personal, luxurious, and a little bit wild.
Set along the sparkling shores of Lake Como, the Gardens of Villa Melzi d’Eril are a dreamlike escape into 19th-century romanticism. Designed in the English style for Duke Francesco Melzi d’Eril—Napoleon’s Vice President of the Italian Republic—the gardens blend exotic trees, camellias, azaleas, water lilies, and sculptures in perfect harmony. Winding footpaths guide you past a moody Moorish pavilion, a serene Japanese pond, and intimate benches made for reflection. With views across the lake and the Alps beyond, it’s no wonder these gardens have long inspired poets, painters, and noble hearts.
Forget everything you know about getting from point A to point B. The Ultimate Taxi is Aspen’s most unexpected and beloved hidden gem—a one-man, one-cab show operated by the legendary Jon Barnes. This tricked-out yellow cab is a kaleidoscope of lasers, lights, synthesizers, and yes—Jon himself playing live music while you cruise through town. Expect everything from Beatles covers to spontaneous jokes, all while surrounded by a neon galaxy of wonder.
Set dramatically in the emerald waters of Phang Nga Bay, James Bond Island—made famous by The Man with the Golden Gun—is one of Thailand’s most iconic natural marvels. Towering limestone karsts shoot skyward from the sea like ancient sentinels, their jagged silhouettes casting dreamlike reflections across turquoise shallows. The main attraction, Ko Tapu, rises 20 meters straight from the water—a striking vertical spire that feels both otherworldly and cinematic.
Approaching the island by longtail boat or private speedboat is part of the magic. Jungle-draped cliffs loom above as you wind through narrow inlets and hidden lagoons, each turn revealing another breathtaking vista. It’s easy to see why filmmakers chose this place to stage Bond’s high-stakes showdown—it feels like a scene built for adventure, drama, and escape.
On land, you’ll find souvenir stands and makeshift cafes, but the true allure lies just beyond the crowds: secret sea caves, paddle-through mangroves, and panoramic viewpoints that reward those who linger. Whether you arrive early to beat the bustle or stay late for golden-hour light, James Bond Island delivers a sense of spectacle that lingers long after you’ve left.