A late-16th-century masterpiece by Palladio’s greatest disciple offers a tranquil escape into the world of Venetian nobility
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Architecture
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When holidaying in Madeira, most visitors base themselves in the capital, Funchal, a picturesque and welcoming city that overlooks the main harbour and is close to all the historic and natural attractions of the island. …
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Villa La Rotonda, the Palladian masterpiece that has inspired some of the world’s most famous buildings
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Traditionally the address of Dublin’s social elite, the iconic Georgian core is once again becoming a vibrant residential hub
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From ancient stepping stones to modern marvels of engineering
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Travel through time with a stay at an historic Madeiran Quinta
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A bibliophile paradise
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Exploring breathtaking palaces and fortresses from a bygone world
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It’s not just about getting from A to B; train travel has a glamour of its own
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How the son of an Irish tenant farmer rose from journeyman carpenter to become the architect of the world’s most famous house
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The legacy of these ancient people can be explored through the archaeological remains found throughout the Aegean region
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Architecture inspired by Andrea Palladio reaches Ireland