Although many of us won’t be away from the sofa any longer, expect, for example, to spend cool afternoons under a Yucatan sky, wander through foggy Scottish lands, or a decent cup of French fizz. In other words: Tulum, moods of Scottish highlands, and Paris
Three of the places we miss at the moment. This is how we come to these dream destinations.
Paris
The croissant is outrageously buttery, a piece of champagne only on the outside Caffe de Fleur…YeahWe miss Paris. Much. Next time we get to CDG the schedule is arranged: a night in a luxuriously renovated hotel Bristol, Lunch at September, A lazy afternoon at the Gallery hopping in VIII. For now, we choose to present to us the essence of one of Europe’s most ethereal cities. Bon – or rather non-flight.
French agents
Juliette Binoche, a cute little dog, one adventure after another: Call my agent It is a totally enchanting portrayal of Parisians being Parisian. The show depicts a group of talent agents trying to weed out frequent unfortunate accidents with their MW clients. But it’s actually an endearing 50 minutes of the French actors’ actions around town. We are moving hard for the fifth season.
Lost in the Louvre
Louvre Museum
Enhance its virtual presence, and the performances don’t disappoint. Since you can’t wander through the many galleries and your respect for Mona Lisa, We suggest clicking File The advent of the artist a tour. Spend an hour zooming in on Delacroix and Rembrandt’s works without tourists blocking your view.
Scotland
Moody, hazy, and steeped landscapes of history in the Scottish Highlands are the terrain we crave on a dirt trip into the wilderness. Stony stony hills. The shimmering lakes and their mossy green scenery make them a place of untamed beauty. Tartans, comfortable hotels (We look at you, Glenneagles), And whiskey aren’t half bad either.
Casting drama
Wind Island location? The check. A third-generation local distillation device? The check. Betty, whiskey smooth on the tongue? The check. Laphroaig is one of the oldest and most beautiful distilleries in Scotland, and its virtual tour is in-depth yet easily digestible.
Scotland Meets Shakespeare
A mysterious Shakespeare drama set in the heart of the Highlands. Many have worked their way through Macbeth In school, Justin Kurzel’s adaptive movie is a triumph of beautifully shot fantasy, to boot.
Tartan and Tweed
Araminta Campbell is the Queen of Scottish Textiles responsible for the opulent collection of tweed throughout Braemar’s gorgeous Fife Arms. But custom tartan is not intended for established clans. Book a virtual appointment with Campbell to design your family’s tweed or tartan and browse the stunning showroom through the screen.
Altitude extrusion
Honestly, if you haven’t seen this exciting 18th century saga Stranger from home, You really should. But as with many other adaptations of the period drama, the the book Best. Did Diana Gabaldon’s Historical Fiction Win A Booker Prize? No. But the series is a wonderful window that conveys a lot in a turbulent time. Even better, there are eight books in the series (with two more to come).
Short and sweet
Butter biscuits are as quintessentially Scottish as the desserts that come. Sure, there are cleaned versions, but in the spirit of authenticity, keep them old-school with a local recipe or order a box of Walkers.
Tulum
There is a sultry calm for this slice of Yucatan. Tulum is a dreamy tropical ecosystem of jungle, sea and Mayan history. In the spirit of traveling without traveling, bookmark this weekend to revisit some of the perfect Mexican tastes and textures.
The main line to the Maya
Instead of paying a visit to the Mayan ruins dotting the cliffs just north of Tulum, enjoy the grandeur of these structures through a virtual collaboration between Google and the British Museum. Learn from Mayan anthropologists and take a meticulously executed virtual tour. Nothing replaces the IRL experience, but it’s the second best thing.
Go bowling
Carefully transported home from long-running adventures, the rusty porcelain and rust fabric leads to the daily eating of something very special. 1050 Grados curate the best of Mexican pottery, like this traditional bowl cast from local clay and polished with quartz stone.
SAMIN ACID
Nothing elevates epidemic blues quite like Samin Nosrat’s limitless and sunny enthusiasm and deep knowledge of everything related to cooking. Netflix’s “Acid” Salt fat acid heat Delves into delicious Eucatican cuisine. And it doesn’t hurt the colorful, colorful background in the forest that meets the market and cuisine of Doña Asaria.
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