Gresca
Bag a stool by Gresca's open kitchen to watch their team passionately prepare a variety of Catalan tapas dishes. Trust your meal to well-paired with a wine from the restaurant's selection of over 400 new bottles per month.
Buna - Café Rico
Buna are all about conscious brewing - priding themselves on coffee products that conserve Mexican ecosystems. The space itself is also clean and minimal. Buna's baristas know their stuff too.
Dussmann Bookshop
Take their word: "Berlin is culture. And culture is Dussmann das KulturKaufhaus." A treasure trove - three floors of books, records, films. You may never want to leave.
Bmw Headquarters
Known as the four cylinders, this aptly designed headquarters resembles a part of their iconic motors. Founded in Munich in 1916, BMW has been as much of Munich’s heritage as the Bavarian beerhouse, offering pre-booked private tours.
Dar Bellarj
Somewhat of a hidden gem, this cultural association offers a wealth of events, exhibitions, and workshops - all with a creative twists. Entry is free, and they also provide calligraphy classes and Sufi music concerts.
The Standard Spa
Enjoy the ultimate relaxing vacation at this spa hotel. Guests have access to the hydrotherapy playground - with a hammam, steam room, ice room, waterfall hot tub, and more. Perhaps even splurge on a room with an outdoor soaking tub.
Brlo Brwhouse
Modern "American style" brewery. They have a range of IPAs, some decent BBQ options, and plenty of space to have fun and relax.
Cicatriz
A casual eatery founded by American expats, serving brunches, lunches, and generous salads. Come evening, they whip up some mean cocktails, alongside an impressive wine list. Go early to secure a spot as they don't do reservations.
Bottega Louie
Bottega Louie is a spacious restaurant, gourmet market, and French patisserie. While serving classic Italian dishes, the name is arguably best known for its macarons. Visit for brunch, lunch, or dinner - or just grab-and-go.
Jongno-gu
Jongno-gu, located north of the city center, is a neighborhood that showcases the duality of Seoul. Here, history and tradition meet with fast-paced modernity - an amalgam that makes for an interesting visit.
Olsen Gallery
Olsen Gallery exhibits modern art from both emerging and established artists. Art lovers will appreciate both the institution's strong focus on Australian creators, and their commitment to featuring modern art from further afield.
Schlosswirtschaft Schwaige
Bavarian restaurant offering a famous beer garden with traditional foods. Set in a quaint Baroque building, this bistro hosts “Dinner in the Dark” with the institute for the blind, turning the lights off for a sensory experience.
Bosphorus
Notable strait that dissects the European and Asian continents. The banks of the Bosphorus boast numerous parks, notable landmarks, and a wealth of both restaurants and bars. Simply put - stunning scenery, and plenty of focal points.
Bayside Lounge
Lively venue with a sunken circular bar, offering global dishes, small plates, and cocktails. Features DJs, panoramic views of English Bay, and a vibrant atmosphere perfect for celebrations.
Park Café
Restaurant and bar, with a retro 1930s feel, is well known for its large beer garden that quickly fills on the warmer days. Offering a wide range of events, this bar makes good use of its space and offers more entertainment than most.
Crust
Crust, a modest Italian restaurant at the edge of Miami's Overtown neighborhood, is well known for its pizzas - each are topped with high-quality ingredients. Wholesome food in a laid-back dining environment. Expect some serious portions.
Granja Dulcinea
All things sweet alongside classic, old-world charm - a chocolate shop that has been standing since 1941. Go for the churros - they're served with thick, Swiss hot chocolate.
Daunt Books
Daunt Books is a literature lover's dream 📚 with floor-to-ceiling oak shelving and books spread across two lengthy floors. An extra little quirk is that the books are arrange by world regions, rather than topic, genre, or author.