New York

The Mark Sailboat Is an Ode to Old New York and Its Seafaring Past A century-old Herreshoff vessel brings champagne toasts, Caviar Kaspia, and Jean-Georges’ culinary delights to New York Harbor.

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Rome

Drinking Wine With the Prince in Rome More than 80 years ago, an eccentric Italian prince broke with tradition by doing what no other wine estate had done before. He ripped up his vineyard and replanted it with French and Portuguese grapes.

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Ladispoli

Yours for the Day: A Renaissance Palazzo by the Sea Once you find your way to La Posta Vecchia, a sumptuous, historic retreat on the sea, there’s little urgency to make the 40-minute trip back to Rome.

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Portofino

Portofino’s Wild and Splendido Side The transformation of Belmond Splendido Mare celebrates its humble beginnings as a guest house for fishermen, bringing to life the natural, simple pleasures of Portofino long before it became synonymous with the Italian Riviera.

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Santa Margherita Ligure

On the Italian Riviera, Finding La Dolce Vita on a Dime You’ve heard of Italy's Cinque Terre. But to experience the Italian Riviera as something other than a touristy (or costly) affair, just head north to Santa Margherita Ligure.

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Rome

Where Young Creatives Hang in Rome This is what awaits when you skip the centro storico to explore the city’s cool, contemporary side.

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Madrid

How to Eat, Shop, and Instagram Like a Local in Madrid Barcelona often steals the spotlight, but Madrid is, as Ernest Hemingway said, "the most Spanish of all cities."

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Lisbon

Food, Fado, and High Spirits Are All the Rage in Lisbon Lisbon's urban beauty is the result of a contrasting effect. Its cobblestone streets and majestic squares are just as famous as its graffiti-covered monuments.

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