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Known for its elegant, historic boulevards, world-class museums and expansive green spaces, Madrid is a vibrant destination for art and design lovers. It is also constantly evolving, rivalling Barcelona’s reputation as Spain’s most charismatic city. Madrid-based designers, Mafalda Muñoz and Gonzalo Machado, share an insider’s guide.

With its world-class museums and gastronomic scene, homegrown design brands and impressive sustainability credentials, Copenhagen firmly flies the flag for the globally-influential 'Scandinavian chic'. The Danish capital - regularly voted one of Europe's happiest cities - makes for an unmissable weekend break too. Copenhagen-based designer and editor, Caroline Feiffer, share an insider’s guide.

Arguably one of the most underrated destinations in Europe, Munich is rightly emerging into the light. Its old town is home to outstanding neo-Gothic buildings, while its natural surroundings and out-of-town experiences make it an inspired city break. Munich insiders, Leonie Mir and Laura Inga, share tips for an unforgettable weekend.

A rare opportunity to bring the pages of a magazine to life: Be among the first guests to step inside Cabana’s newest endeavour, a richly decorated, fabric-draped bungalow at The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, designed by Ashley Hicks and Martina Mondadori.

There is nowhere quite like Stockholm, writes textile designer Cathy Nordstrom. She loves her city’s rich cultural heritage, fantastic museums, clean air, walkable size and pastel-hued buildings. Cathy shares an insider’s guide full of well-kept secrets.

Former fashion designer and founder of textile company Malaga4, Monica Dolfini, invites Cabana to explore her beautiful Milanese home - a spacious New York loft-style apartment bathed in natural light and full of vintage furniture, antiques and flamboyant recycled fabrics.

With the ski season in full swing, renowned interior designer Tino Zervudachi shares an insider’s guide to his favorite Alpine resort: Gstaad, Switzerland. Discover Tino’s favorite restaurants, cozy bars, scenic spots to walk and ski, and much more.

Discover the World of Cabana’s most-read house tours of the year, from historic English estates to vibrant Amsterdam retreats. These homes blend artistry, heritage, and personal style, showcasing the enduring allure of exceptional interiors. Explore the stories that shaped the year in design and find inspiration for your own space.

Discover the World of Cabana’s most-read museum guides of 2024, guided by expert curators who each answer one key question: if you only had an hour at the museum, what would you see? Read on for 10 inspiring journeys through human creativity - an article to bookmark for travels in 2025.

Exclusive: An 1840 house in New York’s Hudson Valley, with good bones but a dated decor, is given new life with a beguiling mix of old-world print and considered antiques. San Francisco-based designer Heidi Caillier walks Busola Evans through the bright botanical-filled space.

Cusco has a way of capturing time. It also captures hearts and souls, discovers Rebeca Vaisman as she explores Peruvian collector Armando Andrade's beautiful home in the Andean city. The elegant-yet-rustic space is full of art, antiques and fine examples of South American craftsmanship - and its rooms are an homage to his love affair with Cusco.

Exclusive: Explore Aimelie de Belder's beautiful Belgian estate, with gardens by Jacques Wirtz and design by Raymond Rombouts - a luminary of Belgian modernism whose meticulous approach to raw materials shaped a generation of architects, including Axel Vervoordt.