Inside the Puglian Palazzo Where 19th-Century Grandeur Meets Contemporary Art
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At Palazzo Daniele, a former aristocratic residence in Salento has been stripped back with radical restraint, revealing frescoed ceilings, mosaic floors and a new life shaped by artists, collectors and slow Italian hospitality
The Shepherd’s House Hidden in the Corsican Maquis
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At Domaine de Murtoli, a 17th-century stone dwelling becomes an intimate retreat shaped by granite, wild thyme and distant views of the Mediterranean
Ai Barbacani Brings Venetian Tradition to One of the City's Most Romantic Corners
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Set within a historic Venice address, the restaurant pairs the flavours of the lagoon with an intimate atmosphere shaped by old walls, narrow canals and the rituals of the city
Aman Venice Slows the Grand Canal to the Pace of a Private Palazzo
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Within the 16th-century Palazzo Papadopoli, the hotel turns frescoed rooms, private gardens and water-level arrival into one of Venice’s most composed acts of hospitality
Castello di Vicarello Preserves Eight Centuries of Tuscan Life
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In the hills between Rome and Florence, a 12th-century castle has been transformed into a deeply personal hotel shaped by family, landscape and the rhythms of rural Tuscany
Tonnara di Scopello Preserves Centuries of Sicily’s Maritime History
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On Sicily’s northwestern coast, a medieval tuna fishery, fortified watchtower and centuries-old stone village remain remarkably intact beside the Mediterranean
Café Lapérouse Charts a Maritime Course Through the Hôtel de la Marine
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Cordélia de Castellane transforms the Parisian landmark into an imagined voyage of ocean blues, tropical florals and Art Deco detail
Abbaye des Vaux-de-Cernay Begins a New Chapter Outside Paris
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Forty-five minutes from the capital, the restored Cistercian abbey has been transformed by Paris Society into an expansive country-house hotel shaped by monastic history, Rothschild ambition and the surrounding forest
Castelfalfi Reimagines an Abandoned Tuscan Village as a 2,700-Acre Retreat
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Across a medieval castle, former tobacco warehouse and restored farmhouses, the sprawling Tuscan estate brings contemporary hospitality to a landscape shaped by centuries of agricultural life
Capri’s Cliff-Edge Villa Above the Bay of Naples
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Hotel Caesar Augustus, a former aristocratic retreat 1,000 feet above the sea becomes one of the island’s most quietly cinematic stays
A View Across Florence, Seven Centuries in the Making
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High above the Oltrarno, a medieval tower and Renaissance villa preserve the atmosphere of a private Florentine residence among orchards, olive groves and cypress-lined gardens
Borgo Santo Pietro Turns a 13th-Century Tuscan Estate Into a Living Landscape
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South of Siena, 300 acres of organic farmland, woodland and gardens surround a restored medieval house where Danish restraint meets the material language of rural Tuscany
Il San Pietro di Positano Turns the Amalfi Coast Into a Private World Above the Sea
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Perched on the cliffs beyond Positano, the 56-room hotel pairs tiled interiors, citrus-filled gardens and a private beach with uninterrupted views across the Tyrrhenian Sea
Reschio Revives an 11th-Century Estate on the Tuscany-Umbria Border
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Across 3,700 acres of forest, farmland and restored stone buildings, Count Benedikt Bolza has transformed a near-ruined castle into a hotel shaped by architecture, craft and the landscape around it
Villa San Michele Through the Lens of François Halard
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The French photographer turns his attention to a 15th-century Florentine monastery, capturing an architecture suspended between Renaissance history, human presence and the Tuscan landscape