Destinations

Explore The Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach—an iconic Art Deco landmark offering world‑class contemporary exhibitions, immersive installations, and engaging tours. Discover its architecture, must‑see artworks, and expert tips for planning the perfect visit.

Just outside Tucson, nestled in the foothills of the Empire Mountains, Charron Vineyards offers a relaxing and unforgettable wine tasting experience. With panoramic views of the Santa Rita Mountains, a wide variety of handcrafted Arizona wines, and a peaceful patio perfect for sunset sipping, it’s no wonder this hidden gem is one of my top highlights from visiting Arizona.

Standing at the center of Hudson Yards, Thomas Heatherwick’s ‘Vessel’ is one of New York’s most striking architectural landmarks. This towering honeycomb-like structure rises 16 stories high, inviting visitors to explore its intricate maze of 154 interwoven staircases, 2,500 steps, and 80 landings. Designed to offer ever-changing perspectives of the city, the geometric marvel blends art, architecture, and public interaction in a way that few structures do.

Just steps from the Mexico border, Holler & Saunders in Nogales, Arizona is a hidden design gem packed with extraordinary Spanish Colonial furniture and decorative arts. With over 40 years of history, this curated space blends Latin American heritage with maximalist grandeur—making it an essential stop for design lovers and collectors alike.

‘People are people’ pays tribute to celebrated American designer Christian Siriano and his significant impact on the fashion industry. The exhibition showcases a vibrant collection of Siriano's creations sourced from his extensive archive, all celebrating self-expression for individuals of all ages.

When seeking recommendations for activities in Los Angeles, The Getty Center and Gardens frequently tops the list, evoking smiles as visitors recall their experiences. While the Hollywood sign, celebrity tours, and Universal Studios are traditional highlights of a Los Angeles trip, The Getty Center and Gardens offers a unique blend of art, culture, architecture, and stunning gardens to wander through, along with breathtaking views stretching over the county.

For those venturing beyond Manhattan, New York surprises with lesser-known attractions. The Bronx's New York Botanical Garden is a remarkable site, spanning 250 acres and housing over one million plants from tropical, temperate, and desert climates, impressing and educating visitors across the seasons.