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Showing posts with label travel tuesdays. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Travel Tuesday: An Italian Wanderlust

CAPRI...ITALY


Here is my round up from my Italian Wanderlust vacation! It all started at Villa Moneta, hosted by some of my dearest friends which was set high above the picturesque cliffs and amidst the umbrella Pine trees, J'adore! A typical day would lead me to fresh peaches for breakfast, followed by long walks through the windy narrow cobble stone roads leading us to sweeping vistas of the sea, boat life, and oh so charming boutiques along the way. The Grottos are a must, as is a memorable day at the coveted beach & restaurant club, La Fontelina, just look for the blue & white umbrellas, you will know when you arrive.
















     







    




If you can, take a sunset boat ride to Positano for a cocktail, followed by an evening at the Hotel Il San Pietro...probably one of the most romantic settings you will ever visit, accessed by a bond-like elevator that takes you to the top! 







  Aeolian Islands..... 



Panarea, this place is Magic! It was the highlight of my trip and has been on my bucket list my entire adult life. The water is pristine, the nearby volcanic islands erupting and mineral baths at the Hotel Raya were heaven, the light & colors all created a extraordinary ambience. With strong resemblances to Greece, (one of my other favorite places in the world), boho- chic vibe, I will go back for sure!








Isle Salina & Capofaro

Imagine, Finding a nearby island with mature vineyards , a boutique hotel, and a world class dining experience? Yes we did, Capofaro on Salina, one of the 7 Aeolian islands. We spent a day exploring the island, discovering beaches, indulged in a memorable lunch paired of course with our favorite Rose vino! Until next summer........















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Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Travel Tuesdays: Veuve Clicquot's Hotel Du Marc


My second installment of Travel Tuesday's is GRAND, darlings! The 19th century mansion of the House of Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin also known as Veuve Clicquot's Hotel du Marc in France re-opened after four years and the outcome is stunning to say the least! The architect Bruno Moinard reworked the entire space which was severely damaged during WW1, but now the grand presentation is breathtaking, leaving me with more of an appreciation for a mix of things modern and traditional elements. Enjoy the series of photos...this destination is most definitely on my bucket list!






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