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Indagare editorial director Annie Fitzsimmons shares the highlights of what’s new and notable in the British capital this fall.

Indagare’s Senior Editor Elizabeth Harvey shares favorite finds for upcoming travels. Discover what's in her cart below.

Indagare’s Kathryn Nathanson has recently returned from Twin Farms, where she discovered the many charms—and top activities—of New England.

I’m a firm believer in traveling carry-on only, as much as possible—and while it’s essential to choose the right suitcase, another key element of my strategy is to select a lightweight, versatile bag for touring during the day, as well...

“Parisian people love to be in Paris,” says Xavier Desforges, founder and owner of French beauty and wellness brand Maison Caulières. The company has earned a cult following, not least because it’s stocked in the spas and guest rooms of...

“We acknowledge the Traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Owners of the Australian continent and recognize their custodianship of culture and country for over 60,000 years. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging.” 

New York City is getting ready for fall—and now is the perfect time to start planning a visit to the Big Apple. To help you find your perfect home base, we've rounded up the New York City luxury hotels that...

Where in the world are Indagare members going next? A look at our most-booked hotels for fall 2023—which we’re loosely defining as between September 5, the day after Labor Day, and November 30—shows that this season, they’re heading on culture-rich...

At Beach Enclave in Turks in Caicos, a group of industry leaders gathered to discuss what’s next in the evolution of luxury travel.

Creamy camembert, crumbly parmesan, buttery manchego... there's a cheese out there for every foodie—and for every dish, be it a sweet dessert like kunefe or a savory and indulgent meal like fondue. And while some of the best cheeses might...

Winter is always coming—at least, that’s the mindset I grew up with. And having skied forty-six mountains and averaged 40 ski days a year since age five, that means there is hardly a time of year when I’m not planning...

Designer and philanthropist Ala von Auersperg grew up as Princess Annie-Laurie von Auersperg, and has spent time in Newport since she was 12 years old. Her love of fashion began as a child, visiting Paris and the couture houses with...

Few places in the world feel like discovering your own little secret anymore. That’s what North Jutland, the northernmost region of Denmark, reveals itself to be. But, given our duty to be good travelers—these secrets are meant to be shared.

It's officially the summer of Pink—Barbie Pink, to be exact. The premiere of celebrated filmmaker Greta Gerwig's Barbie last Friday has quickly become one of this season's most culturally and economically impactful events. Starring Margot Robbie as the iconic doll,...

In New York City, restaurants can be found around every corner, within five feet of each other and in even the smallest of spaces—which can make it extremely difficult to choose the right place. So we’ve gathered the best options...

In the latest edition of Indagare Magazine, we asked members of the Indagare team about their favorite travel rituals. Like my colleague Peter Schlesinger, I always go for at least one long run, without consulting any maps, when I arrive...

With its mountain villages and vineyards, bohemian enclaves and a slew of stylish new hotels (hello, Richard Branson), the interior of this Mediterranean island is a European insider’s hideaway. Mark Ellwood uncovers its considerable charms.

Whether you're seeking peace and solitude or simply some extra space (for multi-generational family gatherings, small children, or the maintenance of your own morning regimen), our favorite hotels with standalone accommodations, from private cottages and bungalows to multi-level villas, offer...

Le Royal Monceau Raffles Paris head art concierge Julie Eugène has what some might call a dream job: A morning might involve taking guests on a private tour of the Basquiat show at Louis Vuitton Foundation before the museum opens...

This UNESCO protected old town on the Mekong River is filled with temples, cultural heritage and spirituality. It’s also home to Indagare Index Adored property, Amantaka. “The service at the resort was so genuine, and the spirituality and kindness touched...

Rooftop gardens may date back to ancient times, but they seem to have been perfected in 21st century Paris. Perched above the mansard roofs, these oases in the City of Light often offer views over, well, even more mansard roofs,...

Chef Mauro Colagreco, the culinary mastermind behind three Michelin-starred Mirazur in the French Riviera, is poised to make his mark on the London culinary scene this October. Foodies had best brace themselves, as he will be helming not one but...

No matter how indulgent the hotel, whether it's perched above the jungles of Bali or nestled on the coast of the French Riviera, a quality pool can make all the difference. They're places to relax after a day exploring, or...

Born in Palma, Mallorca, Jacinto Solivellas de Oleza can trace his roots here back to the 13th century, when his ancestors arrived with King James I of Aragon after the conquest of the island; it is nearly impossible to find...

As we begin a new year, it’s time to start dreaming about where your travels will take you—whether it’s a romantic escape to the Italian coast, a family adventure at a luxury dude ranch or an African safari over the...

With airports more crowded than ever this summer and travel to Europe forecasted to be up as much as 55 percent, according to Allianz Partners travel insurance estimates, flying in a premium cabin—and enjoying all the in-airport perks that come...

Indagare’s Abby Sandman reports back on a visit to Grindelwald, one of the most picturesque corners of the Bernese Oberland and the Swiss Alps.

Covering the fertile hills that lie between the wetlands of the Veneto and Tuscany’s golden pastures, the region of Emilia-Romagna is one of Italy's most fascinating—especially for foodies and fans of Formula 1. As the birthplace of tortellini, Prosciutto and...

Hide away in your own overwater bungalow in the Maldives. Indulge in the elegance of a celebrity-owned villa in the Caribbean. Or reconnect with nature on a jungle island off Madagascar.... There’s an island for any traveler’s dream. And from...

An array of global influences is on display across the Pond, ensuring the city’s food scene is alive and well. Plus, the reservation of the moment and more top tables to know now. 

Mario R. Mercado details your summer arts preview: what’s on at the world’s leading institutions—including the latest exhibitions and the newest museums—plus the top tickets worth traveling for.

Boston is only around 200 miles from New York City, and there is no shortage of options to get between the two (Amtrak’s Acela and Northeast Regional service, multiple direct flights every hour out of Laguardia, Newark and JFK; or...

A trip to New Zealand is an epic 10/10: the world-class lodges, the food, the people, the landscapes—which range from mountains to woods to beach to farmland–and everything is stunning.

In April, 2023, I hosted a very special journey to southeastern Sicily and Palermo. We explored UNESCO World Heritage sites like the Val di Noto, Ragusa and Siracusa, but we also met with some of the residents who are working...

Indagare’s Bridget McElroy and several members of the Indagare team recently traveled to Istanbul and Cappadocia, where they took in the city’s glorious cultural sights, stayed at the brand-new Peninsula Istanbul right on the Bosphorus and experienced Cappadocia’s surreal volcanic...

Indagare’s Eliza Harris reports on her recent trip to New Zealand, where she explored both the North and South islands, experiencing the country’s jaw-dropping natural beauty and warm hospitality. 

Textile designer and former painter Madeline Weinrib has always embraced authenticity, in her own aesthetic and in her approach to color, pattern, scale and techniques that “favor hand over machine and tradition to automation.” These choices are reflected in her...

Spain’s capital draws in travelers from all over with its enormous parks, vibrant energy and mouthwatering tapas—what visitors will also find is easy access to some of the most celebrated works of art in the world. The Prado Museum, Reina...

In the past year, it’s felt that every season is “high season.” And while we’re all grateful to be traveling again, the throngs of people crowding our favorite cities, sites and hotels have stirred in many Indagare members a longing...

Around the world, both restaurateurs and their patrons are increasingly interested in knowing where their food comes from, leading to a veritable bumper crop of farm-to-table restaurants. And some places—pioneers in the industry—do this type of dining so well that...

Indagare founder Melissa Biggs Bradley shares her insights and inspiration discovered while walking the ancient Camino de Santiago trail on a recent Indagare Insider Journey.