Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre
Sacré-Cœur’s dome view stretches 50km on clear days — but the mosaic inside is what most visitors walk past without looking up.
Travel for Couples
Couples travel is its own category — long dinners, slow mornings, and the kind of trip you actually want to share a room for. Here you will find romantic destinations, honeymoon and anniversary ideas, adults-only stays, and itineraries that balance downtime with just enough adventure to make the photos interesting.
-
-
The Cliff Beach Club
The Cliff Beach Club lets you watch stingrays swim in illuminated water below your table at sunset — for a fraction of The Cliff’s price.
-
Tapas Restaurant
The deck at Tapas sits directly over Prospect Bay — waves below, sunset ahead, small plates built for sharing. Book it for a reason.
-
The Tides Restaurant
The Tides sits inside a colonial-era house in Holetown with the Atlantic at your table — Caribbean-international cuisine where the sunset does half the work.
-
Paradise Cove Luau
Paradise Cove Luau at Ko Olina closed permanently at the end of 2025 — here’s what made it worth attending while it lasted.
-
Fairmont Waterfront Hotel
The rooftop apiary is not a gimmick — honey harvested 18 floors above Coal Harbour actually ends up in your breakfast.
-
Auberge Saint-Antoine
Auberge Saint-Antoine put 5,000 artifacts in my hallway. My room had a documented relic on the wall. Quebec City history doesn’t get more literal.
-
North Shore
Pipeline in January is unlike anything else — waves the size of buildings, and you can watch from the sand for free.
-
Queen Elizabeth Theatre
The QET’s cantilevered balconies mean no bad seats — and Bill Reid’s lobby sculpture alone is worth arriving early for.
-
Neuschwanstein Castle
Ludwig II built Neuschwanstein to escape reality — the throne room was never finished, yet 1.3 million people a year still make the climb.
-
Linderhof Palace
Linderhof is Ludwig II’s smallest palace — and his only completed one. That distinction makes it the most personal window into Bavaria’s Fairy Tale King.
-
Anne Frank House
The bookcase door to the Secret Annex stops you cold. Nothing else in Amsterdam hits quite like standing in that narrow stairwell.
-
The Pantry
The Pantry has served stamppot and erwtensoep since 1977 — real Dutch comfort food in a city where that’s harder to find than you’d think.
-
Restaurant Vinkeles
Forty seats, one Michelin star, and bread ovens from 1778 still in the walls — Vinkeles is Amsterdam’s most atmospheric fine dining room.
-
Restaurant Greetje
Dutch cuisine gets overlooked — Restaurant Greetje near Montelbaan Tower is the reason that reputation needs updating.
-
La Rive
La Rive held two Michelin stars for years inside Amsterdam’s grandest hotel. Few restaurants in the city carried that kind of weight.
-
Mirabell Palace and Gardens
The Marble Hall is where Mozart once performed — and where Salzburg still holds concerts today. The gardens are the Sound of Music stairs.
-
Kamari Beach
Kamari’s black sand is the real Santorini — no caldera crowds, just tavernas, tamarisk shade, and Mesa Vouno looming above the waterline.
-
Ammoudi Fish Tavern
Getting to Ammoudi means 300 steps down from Oia or a boat — either way, grilled octopus at the water’s edge makes it worth it.
-
Okavango Delta
The Okavango floods in winter, not summer — that timing quirk is what makes it Africa’s best dry-season safari destination.
-
Trevi Fountain
Skip Trevi before 8am or after midnight. The coin toss pulls in €3,000 daily — and yes, it all goes to Roman charities.
-
Acropolis Museum
One display case in the Acropolis Museum is deliberately left empty — a quiet argument aimed directly at London.
-
Galata Bridge
Fishermen line the upper deck at dawn, tea sellers work the lower level — Galata Bridge is less a landmark than a living cross-section of Istanbul.
-
25hours Hotel Vienna
Vienna’s MuseumsQuartier has a circus-themed rooftop bar hotel, and it’s Green Key certified — style and sustainability in one.