Travel Inspiration
Looking for somewhere new to explore? This section features first-hand travel inspiration — from long weekend guides and walking tours to seasonal postcards and hidden gems worth seeking out.
We’ve covered iconic cities and quiet corners, from Edinburgh’s old town alleys to the sunlit streets of Nice. These are the places we’ve actually visited, photographed, and written about — no stock itineraries or AI listicles here.
Whether you’re planning a stylish city break, a scenic detour, or simply dreaming of where to go next, you’ll find practical ideas, personal stories, and plenty of reasons to travel well.
A Visit to Villa Kérylos – Ancient Greece on the French Riviera
Step inside Villa Kérylos in Beaulieu-sur-Mer and experience a stunning recreation of an ancient Greek villa on the French Riviera. This travel guide covers its history, highlights, and practical tips – plus details on the current Gold of Time exhibition.
A Long Weekend in Nice, France: Sun, Culture, and Style on the Côte d’Azur
Looking for inspiration for a long weekend in Nice? This guide explores the best places to stay, eat, and relax in the South of France—based on years of personal visits.
Loving Lo Scoglietto - David Niven's Beautiful Riviera Home
In the 1950s, Oscar-winning actor David Niven fell for the light, lifestyle, and luxury of the South of France. After filming Bonjour Tristesse on the Riviera, he bought the pastel-pink villa known as Lo Scoglietto—“The Little Rock”—perched elegantly above Villefranche-sur-Mer. Though now privately owned and renamed La Fleur du Cap, you can still admire the house up close from Place David Niven, a fitting tribute to the man who made this beauty his home by the sea.