In the picturesque Chianti hills of Tuscany lies Castello di Albola, a historic estate renowned for its exceptional wines and rich heritage. This medieval castle, surrounded by lush vineyards, has been a symbol of winemaking excellence for centuries.
A Journey Through History
King’s Cross has come a long way since the days of greasy spoon cafés and grey station concourses. Now a hub of art, fashion and glossy regeneration – arguably London’s most frenetically modernised postcode – it’s also home to one of the city’s most intriguing boutique hotels: The Megaro.
If the French Riviera were a movie, La Croisette would be the opening shot: sweeping, golden, glamorous and impossibly good-looking! This palm-lined promenade in the heart of Cannes stretches seductively along the Mediterranean, flanked by designer boutiques, historic hotels and beach clubs where rosé and champagne are practically on tap!
Tucked away at 11 Berkeley Street, Jeru is what happens when Mediterranean charm puts on a very good suit. The lighting is dim, the furnishings are elegant, and there’s a faint air of exclusivity that stops short of snobbery. The decor pairs traditional Mediterranean motifs with sleek modern touches, and I’ll admit I was won over before I’d even sat down.
