In this series, we travel the world's greatest museums and galleries through the eyes of leading tastemakers, asking one question: if you only had an hour, what would you see? This month, Wolfram Koeppe, Marina Kellen French Senior Curator of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, shares nine highlights from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Renowned photographer and author of Haute Bohemians Greece, Miguel Flores-Vianna, has been travelling to Hydra for many years. He shares an insider's guide to his favorite places, spaces and pastimes on the magical Greek island.

Often overlooked by Mallorca's beaches and interior towns, the lively city of Palma with its historic architecture, abundance of art, and thriving food scene is a year-round destination in its own right, finds Spain-based travel writer, Elizabeth Bennett.

Rome-based designer and collector Soledad Twombly shares her Roman hotspots, from her go-to shops, museums and galleries, to the best restaurant for fresh gnocchi and her favorite spots for an al fresco aperitivo.

Provence-based photographer Joanna Maclennon has spent years exploring the region's bustling, treasure-filled brocantes. She shares a curated guide to the best of the rest - a must-read for anyone heading to the south of France this summer.

Just south of the Spanish-French border in Catalonia’s Empordà, the town of Cadaqués and surrounding Cap de Creus peninsula lies the former home of Salvador Dalí. Elizabeth Bennett explores the otherworldly landscapes that inspired his surrealist work.

The beautiful island of Patmos has long attracted pilgrims and travellers alike, all drawn by its historic significance, rugged natural beauty and bohemian spirit. Dimitrios Soutsos, founder of Patmos Heritage, shares an insider's guide, a must-read for anyone planning their own Patmos adventure.

"I only spent a hot minute in Hydra, but I quickly dreamed of a month": Kate Lough visits a legendary mansion, and its nonagenarian owner, on the storied Greek island, savouring its much-lauded light, Hydriot architecture and tales of the Golden Age of Hydra - when Sixties icons flocked to its shores.

Food and travel writer Anastasia Miari shares an insider's guide to her beloved island of Corfu, which still holds secrets yet to be discovered. She reveals the emerald isle's best beach-side restaurants, charming hotels, stylish boutiques and tavernas for authentic Corfiot cuisine.

Colombian designer Lucía Echavarría, the mind behind whimsical accessories brand Magnetic Midnight and the recently-launched furniture collection, Magnetic Midnight Maison, pays homage to Colombian craftsmanship with her work. She shares her favorite places and spaces in vibrant, richly-colored Cartagena.

Cabana founder and Editor-in-Chief Martina Mondadori lived in London for 10 years before returning to her native Milan in 2018. She still travels to London regularly, heading straight to her go-to fabric shops, antique dealers and ‘home from home’ hotel. Read on for Martina’s London.

Textile designer Flora Soames lives between London and Wiltshire, but remains drawn to the capital and her memory-filled old haunts. These include a hidden Art Deco gem, the cafe that reignited her caffeine habit and the restaurant where she once dined with Lucien Freud.

London-based New Zealand-born fashion designer Emilia Wickstead opens her coveted London address book, sharing “a wonderful hidden treasure”, her favorite restaurant for river views and pre-theatre drinks, and her go-to market for antiques and salvaged treasures.

Legendary decorator Nicky Haslam divides his time between the Cotswolds and London, returning weekly to the capital where his eponymous studio is based. Nicky shares his London secrets with Cabana, including his family’s former home, a restaurant where he can pass many happy hours, and a few surprises too.

Small islands have a magic way of bending time, finds writer and photographer, Joe Pickard, as he explores the beautiful Spanish island of Formentera, revelling in its laid-back charm and bone-white sand.

Sara Pierdonà checks-in to an historic Provençal gem, a beautiful hotel where everything - from the colors of the rooms to the teacups and the sumptuous upholstery - has a story to tell, and could belong to a scene from a James Ivory film.