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I always thought if I had my druthers, there would be no more wonderful city to live in, than in Rome. (Except maybe Tokyo, but too far away.)

Just off the chic bustle of Corso Venezia, this 43 room boutique hotel sports modern, sparse decor that still feels nourishing: 

Pinacoteca Di Brera, the main public gallery for paintings in Milan, contains one of the foremost collections of Italian paintings, from the 13th to the 20th century... MORE

Efficient, alluring, traditional and innovative, Milan’s food scene pairs as perfectly with the city’s character as a Lugana wine does with a risotto alla Milanese:

Milan has next level shopping: each place beckons with a stylishly edited air, always efficient but without stuffiness.

Milan is chock full of fabulous designers who exude ingenuity, but also a deep reverence for Milan's history... MORE

After repeated frequents down Villa dell’Orso on my way to and from our hotel, I finally I had to stop in at Astier de Villatte, a whimsical ceramics brand

From the moment your pilot clears the jagged mountainside and lines up his descent with only a 2,000-foot landing strip below - and everyone whips out their iPhones... MORE

Talk to me all you want about the other West Indies islands but if fresh, creative food is an important part of your vacation, then none come close... MORE

I love exploring the maze of little side streets here even more than the ones that contain the shops (although see my favorites below)... MORE

We met bartender Johann Bouard, who is more like a creative chemist dashing around mixing at some of the world’s most glamorous beach resorts... MORE

 I made a special trip to find Todd Marshard ceramics in the picturesque town of Lefkes. I almost gave up the hunt...MORE