Indagare Travel

05/20/2026

Indagare on the Ground: Indagare’s Claire Gelalich recently scouted Somerset, the English Countryside’s best kept secret. Long overshadowed by pastoral counterparts like the Cotswolds and Hampshire, Claire reports that Somerset is having a moment with Michelin-starred dining, a growing creative scene and the debut of Yarlington Lodge—a private house at Indagare favorite hotel The Newt, opening June 1.

Discover the mystical rhythm of Somerset—and Indagare editor Claire Gelalich's favorite shops, restaurants and hotels in the region.

04/27/2026

04/24/2026

With Europe commanding seven of the top 10 most-touristed countries in the world, discover creative ways to enjoy a summertime European sojourn while avoiding the crowds. From the fjords of the Faroe Islands to the historic treasures of Dresden, see the under-the-radar destinations we’re loving for summer here:

Indagare recommends seven European destinations to consider for avoiding the worst of the summer crowds.

04/21/2026

New York is a perennial favorite destination for Indagare members, who come for the buzzy restaurants, world-class museums and top-tier shopping—and over the last 12 months, they have checked in at properties that matched a range of interests, including high design, history or exclusivity. One constant: a strong preference for great service and easy, insider access to the best New York has to offer.⁠

Find out which of New York City's luxury hotels were most booked by Indagare members over the last few years, from The Mark to The Carlyle.

04/09/2026

POV: Tokyo last week. 🌸

In Japan, sakura holds deep symbolism as a metaphor for life’s ephemeral nature. There, hanami—the act of viewing the blossoms—is an annual rite of spring.

Explore some of our favorite places to see cherry blossoms, from The Land of the Rising Sun to unexpected destinations closer to home, at the link in bio.

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04/06/2026

On Our Radar: Antwerp (and The Antwerp Six Exhibition) ⁠
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A major new exhibition at celebrating the Antwerp Six opened at the end of March, marking 40 years since designers like Dries Van Noten and Ann Demeulemeester reshaped global fashion and established Antwerp as one of its capitals. The exhibition runs through January 2027. ⁠
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If you’re considering a fashion pilgrimage (or just looking for a new European city to explore), discover where you should be staying, dining and shopping with our cheat sheet to Antwerp at the link in bio. ⁠
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Plus, our to Antwerp & Brussels with is live now. Learn more at indagare.com/ad. ⁠
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03/31/2026

The Indagare Guide: Utah’s National Parks 🏜️

With the 100th anniversary of Route 66 this November, it’s officially the year of the American road trip. But one of our favorite routes lies a little farther north: a spectacular drive through Utah’s national parks, with a detour to the Grand Canyon. At the link in bio, Indagare editor Abby Sandman maps out the ideal itinerary—what route to take, the don’t-miss stops and where to stay (including a new glamping property and a hidden pie shack). All you have to do is start working on the perfect playlist.

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03/21/2026

Moving postcards from .england 🌿

“Time slows down at Thyme. It’s a hotel that’s so much more than a hotel, a “village within a village,” full of charm, history and family lore,” says Indagare’s Claire Gelalich who recently checked in at this serene Cotswolds escape. “Thyme is hand-painted wallpaper, smells of water mint, a farm-to-table meal at the Ox Barn, a Guinness at the Swan [the pub onsite]. On my morning walk as I listened to a symphony of birds at sunrise, I strangely found myself overcome by the same sensation as an early morning safari. Peace and presence, time slowing down, a reconnection with nature and gratitude. I fell in love with the English countryside and hope to return for years to come.”

Is it time for you to visit the English countryside? Read our full property review at the link in bio.

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03/11/2026

“With pastel-painted wooden cottages, chickens roaming freely and a pink-sand beach, Harbour Island feels like Swiss Family Robinson by way of Architectural Digest,” writes editor Trey Ross. “And while this chic Bahamian enclave is close enough to the U.S. for a long weekend, it’s also just hard enough to reach that it feels truly disconnected.”⁠
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At the link below, discover how to spend a long weekend in Harbour Island—including where to feast on addicting conch fritters, the boutiques to shop for glamorous objets d’art and a newly renovated property perfect for a girls’ getaway.⁠

This is how to spend a long weekend on Harbour Island, including where to feast on addicting conch fritters and the boutiques to shop for glamorous objets d'art and a newly renovated property perfect for a girls’ getaway.

03/05/2026

“Travel has the power to expand our knowledge and transform our worldview—especially when it comes to the art of living well,” writes senior editor Elizabeth Harvey.⁠
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Discover five practices learned from our travels that we’re bringing home for a healthier, more grounded and joyful life. Plus, tips on how to practice them at home and where to stay if you want to experience them at the source. ⁠

Travel has the power to expand our knowledge and transform our worldview—especially when it comes to the art of living well. Discover five practices from our travels that we’re bringing home for a healthier, more grounded and joyful life.