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Whether you’re in their shop on the Elandsgracht or the Haarlemmerstraat, you are guaranteed to find something that tickles your fancy at Tenue de Nimes. This gorgeous concept store stocks covetable clothes from labels like Acne & Levi’s & offers tailoring right on the spot. Though Amsterdam can be tricky for finding chic clothing, you definitely won’t leave Tenue de Nimes empty-handed.

This absolutely photogenic hotel probably has the best views over Lake Como. Spend your day reading & relaxing at the striking floating pool on the lake or at the more private green pool and enjoy impeccable service and the most gorgeous views.

Going vegan doesn't mean giving up on delicious baked goods. At SAINT-JEAN, you can stock up on treats like their lemon yuzu and thyme cake or their ridiculously good pistachio cruffins.

It's easy to fly right past Bottleshop on your bike and never notice it’s there. But that, my friend, would be a serious shame. This refined, minimalist wine bar is sleek but still charming and has a fantastic menu of natural wines from around the world. Come by for a great bottle and some inventive small plates.

This tennis facility is famous for hosting international tournaments since 1979, which included big names such as Boris Becker and John McEnroe. Today, you can either rent out a court for a casual game, or get started with one of their many professional coaches.

Ready to sweat off the stressful work week? At Equal Yoga you are challenged to work out the body and mind through inventive yogic flows. This studio welcomes all levels.

With an in-house salumeria and a focus on nose-to-tail butchery, Manteca also makes hand-rolled pasta. Following years of pop-ups and residencies, chef Chris Leach found a permanent home on the more grown-up side of Shoreditch, and it’s always two-floors-full of date-night couples and Italian expats slurping mussels. We rate the bar seats on the ground floor, along with the Wildfarmed rosemary focaccia, black pepper salami and handkerchief-like fazzoletti with duck ragù.

Located in this iconic, former police station Time & Style is as much an architectural delight as it is gallery and furniture store. Exhibiting the very finest of Japanese interiors, pop on by for a spot of window shopping, inspiration, and - in our view - some of the most enviable furniture you could ask for. 

Dedicated to Horus of Behedet, lord of Edfu, the Temple of Horus at Edfu is Egypt’s most complete Ptolemaic temple – a monument to ancient tradition under Greek rule. Begun in 237 BC under Ptolemy III and completed nearly two centuries later, it follows the classic pharaonic blueprint with almost obsessive precision. Massive pylons guard a sunlit courtyard; beyond, hypostyle halls lead into a shadowed sanctuary once housing the cult statue of Horus.