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La Serrezuela

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In the heart of Cartagena’s San Diego neighborhood stands La Serrezuela, a masterful blend of history and modernity. Originally constructed in 1893 as a social plaza, it evolved into a bullring and later a circus-theater, becoming a cultural hub for the city.

After years of neglect, La Serrezuela underwent a meticulous restoration, reopening in 2019 as a premier destination that seamlessly integrates luxury shopping, gourmet dining, and cultural events. The architectural design pays homage to its storied past, featuring a grand wooden amphitheater—the largest of its kind in Colombia—that now hosts concerts, exhibitions, and performances. This bullring was reborn as the center of culture, gastronomy and exclusive shopping. An iconic place for those seeking unforgettable experiences.

Mercado de la Ribera

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Mercado de la Ribera is the beating heart of Bilbao’s culinary scene and a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts. Located on the banks of the Nervión River, this historic market is one of the largest covered markets in Europe, offering over 10,000 square meters of fresh produce, gourmet delicacies, and lively atmosphere. The stunning Art Deco building, with its colorful stained-glass windows and iron framework, is a feast for the eyes as well as the palate.

From vibrant fruits and vegetables to fresh seafood, cured meats, and artisan cheeses, the market is a showcase of the finest Basque ingredients.
The second floor is home to pintxo bars and eateries, where you can enjoy freshly prepared dishes made with ingredients straight from the market. Don’t miss the chance to pair your meal with a glass of Txakoli, the crisp local white wine.
Beyond shopping and dining, the market’s lively ambiance and connection to local culture make it a hub for both residents and visitors.

Yaly Couture

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Yaly Couture – Yaly is well established as the most prestigious bespoke tailor and shoemaker in Hoi An. This world renowned institution has three beautiful boutiques located in the old town. Yaly delivers a luxury tailored experience with everything from couture fashion to casual beach attire.

Club 88

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Gym Club 88 in Grimond is a modern fitness destination designed for those who value both health and aesthetics. Offering state-of-the-art equipment, a variety of group classes, and personal training services, the club caters to all fitness levels in a sleek and welcoming environment.

Taxi Raimond

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Taxi, transfer, and chauffeur-driven cars are available for hire in Alta Badia, Cortina, and Val Gardena, offering a convenient and comfortable way to explore the Dolomites. The local drivers are true experts, with an intimate knowledge of the region’s winding roads and hidden gems. Always ready to assist, they are more than just drivers—they provide valuable insights and recommendations on places to visit, top restaurants, local bars, shops, mountain lifts, and much more. These knowledgeable and friendly drivers are truly our “Go-to-Guys,” ensuring your journey is not only seamless but also enriched with insider tips and local expertise.

Tarte Tropézienne

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The Tarte Tropézienne, a beloved Saint-Tropez specialty, is as legendary as the town itself. Created in 1955 by Alexandre Micka, a Polish baker who moved to the French Riviera, the dessert quickly rose to fame after Brigitte Bardot fell in love with it during the filming of And God Created Woman. Bardot herself suggested the name, forever tying the tart to Saint-Tropez’s glamorous image.

This decadent treat consists of a brioche base, delicately split and filled with a rich, creamy custard. The exact recipe, however, remains a closely guarded secret. While many have tried to replicate it, only the original Tarte Tropézienne bakery knows the precise blend of ingredients that gives the cream its velvety texture and the brioche its light, buttery finish.

67 Sky Lounge Bar

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One of the best and most exclusive European rooftops in Forte dei Marmi. After all, it overlooks Versilia’s landscape in a spectacular and dynamic setting between the Mediterranean sea and the Apuan Alps. It is ideally located in the Principe Hotel.