Europe
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Dispatch from Mayrlife
Yolanda Edwards shares all from a recent trip to Mayrlife, a medical health resort on Lake Altaussee in the center of Austria, in a region called Salzkammergut.
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The Pack-Flat Slipper
From Marrakech to Venice to Istanbul, there has been a long tradition of soft, low-profile slippers worn across the Mediterranean, shaped by centuries of cultural exchange across trade routes. Today, those same silhouettes feel especially suited to travel.
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Our Rome Hotels List
Rome’s hotel scene has transformed over recent years, with a wave of design-forward boutiques, thoughtfully restored palazzi, and splashy big-name openings reshaping the Eternal City. Alongside the grande dames and old-school favorites that have long defined Roman hospitality, there’s now a deeper bench of stylish, personality-driven stays at every price.
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Hotel Sacher, Salzburg, Austria
The most elegant and cozy place to stay in town, with views over the Salzach River and onto the Old Town.
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Après Ski
Author Erin Isakov was on skis as soon as she could walk, as were her own kids—and they now explore slopes around the world each year. That deep-rooted love for the sport inspired her new book, Après Ski, which is both a tribute to the sport’s golden age and a practical guide for plotting your…
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Dispatch from Cortina
The Queen of the Dolomites has long perfected its own type of peak Italian glamour. Photographer team Arturo + Bamboo, authors of the new book Cortina, share their favorites in a love letter to the region’s enduring elegance.
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Channeling: Shearling
Whether you’re in Aspen or Atlanta, Cortina or Kyoto, half the world is in a deep freeze right now. While your first instinct may be to stock up on Heattech (same here), we’ve been inspired by images of vintage ski and old-school starlets on our Pinterest boards to lean into shearling.
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Just Back From… Lech, Austria
Tucked into Austria’s Arlberg region (the birthplace of modern-day skiing), Lech is a quietly elegant Tyrolean village where generations-old ski culture, serious gastronomy and traditional tastes take precedence over flash and frenzy.
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Berghoferin Fine Hotel & Hideaway, South Tyrol, Italy
1960s South Tyrolean lodge reborn in 2024 as a soulful, 13-room hideaway in one of the region’s most hushed settings. Layered with antiques, filled with some 16,000 books, and lovingly helmed by the husband-and-wife owners, Berghoferin feels like the Alpine equivalent of an English country manor.