Colmado Quílex made our list of the top 100-year-old shops in the city! You can find out our other favourites on our blog post. Read more.
Did you know? This beautiful piece of architecture was actually a functioning hospital until as recently as 2009! Read more.
This Barcelona bar is closing after 193 years! It's had some pretty famous customers in those years, though, with Dali, Picasso, Hemingway and Gaudí all regulars over the years!
This past Sunday saw the Holi Festival of Colours in Barcelona. No better way to brighten up a Sunday!
The biggest shopping center in Slovenia, with 450 shops and free parking for more than 8,500 vehicles.
A pick by Maria Luisa Frisa in the Louis Vuitton 2013 City Guide, the Bbar is an authentic gem of 1950s luxury. With impeccable service, its an ideal spot for meetings. http://vuitton.lv/17szMKa
The pancakes with meat fillings are all very tasty and filling while salads allow you to eat healthily without feeling like a rabbit. Try the chicken and pesto. Read more.
It's not long to go until the huge Primavera Sound music festival comes to Barcelona. Find all the info here! Read more.
An excellent spot for a quick lunch, an indulgent afternoon tea, an aperatif, or a late nightcap in the elegant lounge. More Venice picks in the Louis Vuitton City Guides at http://vuitton.lv/17szMKa
It was this square that Antonio Gaudí was travelling to the night he died in 1926. He was hit by a tram on his walk there.
Home to some of the most exciting exhibits in Munich, the Haus der Kunst is perfect for those interested in photography, contemporary art, or even the history of the city itself. Enjoy! Read more.
Bigger than New York City's Central Park, it's easy to lose yourself here with little lakes, beer gardens and the Chinesischer Turm: this is a favorite spot for a beautifully sunny day. Read more.
A favorite pick of Martin Musej from the Louis Vuitton City Guide, this is a great place for a late Italian dinner in Munich. See more City Guides at http://vuitton.lv/17szMKa
This neo-Baroque hotel maintains a fine reputation in art circles thanks to the 5 annual exhibits held in the lobby. See more of Munich with Louis Vuitton City Guides at http://vuitton.lv/17szMKa
This hotel has retained the flavor of the Palais Montgelas period, with highly original features by film set designer Rolf Zehetbauer. More in the Louis Vuitton City Guides at vuitton.lv/17szMKa
This Egyptian revival theater was developed by Sid Grauman and Charles E. Toberman in 1922 to accommodate the growing population of Los Angeles.
It's the 23rd of April, so it's Sant Jordi Day! That's why Las Ramblas today are full of girls buying books for their boyfriends and the guys buying roses for their ladies!
Referred to as the ‘Russian Versailles’, Peterhof is 1 of Russia's number 1 attractions. Particularly spectacular from late-May to mid-October, when 147 fountains are turned on. http://bit.ly/1ay3f41
A town filled with medieval, Renaissance, and Gothic architecture, its most famous wines are whites from nearby Orvieto and the red Montefalco Sagrantino. – Green Guide Editor
