Carried out by the Waters family, this three-hundred-year-old castle in the French Pyrenees starts a new life by being reconverted into a luxury boutique hotel.
After more than six years of arduous refurbishment, this old ruin from the 18th century receives visitors in search of historical vestiges and much needed tranquility among its frescoes, wooden beams and Venetian.

The change in the mobility system and the sustainable initiatives developed by the EU have led to the bicycle boom, one of the most used means of transport in Europe. Among the European cities that use this type of vehicle the most, it is worth mentioning Holland (71% of the population), Finland (57%) and Denmark (56% of the population).

Known as ‘The Manhattan of the Meuse’, this city welcomes, exhibits and tries out the new artistic trends in each of it different areas.

This young photographer has revolutionised social networks with his aerial images of Australia, Mexico and Indonesia. His way of seeing the world has caught the eye of companies, namely: Google, Samsung, Lexus and Disney. All of them now work with him.

In this list, some of the most peculiar places on the planet are reviewed. Their architecture, colour, character and resources make them a tourist attraction so different from the rest.

One hour from the south of Lisbon, this chic paradise brings 60km of beaches, extensive rice fields and exclusive resorts together.