At Sublimotion, 12 diners become the stars of an extraordinary culinary performance. Each journey features technology-focused entertainment with vivid imagery and dazzling artistry, showcasing a Spanish avant-garde—12-course dinner starting at USD 1800. The entire room transforms into new environments, guiding patrons through a journey of locations and emotions using 360-degree screens, projectors, and immersive sound from an advanced team of designers, engineers, and composers. This luxury restaurant excels with its unique space, matched only by the culinary gems crafted by Chef Paco Roncero and his dedicated team.

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The Manhattan-based restaurant is entrepreneur Maneesh Goyal, global star Priyanka Chopra combined with chef Hari Nayak’s humble attempt in bringing all of India to New York on a platter. Sona was recently awarded the Michelin-star status, sealing its starry food quotient and ever-rising popularity.

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One of the most beautiful coastlines in the continent, this Mediterranean hotspot is replete with sun-soaked beaches, boats and limestone peaks.  PS: We also recommend  the hilltop monasteries, hiking on the rugged trails and even roaming about the historic villages.

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K-dramas are swoon-worthy! From their food to clothes and even the locations are just dreamy. Set in stunning destinations such as Seoul, Spain or Switzerland, the heart-wrenching romantic K-dramas keep viewers hooked and have set goals for travel aficionados. The larger-than-life fantasy shows treat us to truly scenic vistas, opulent stays, and experiences that seem inspired by fairy tales. If you too want to set on luxurious adventures that scream K-drama magic, this article is for you! Here, we’ve brought you 5 exquisite destinations from your favourite Korean tv operas for over-the-top pampering and picture-perfect backdrops!

Switzerland: Crash Landing on You

First stop, Switzerland! Channel your inner Yoon Se-ri (Crash Landing on You) and descend into the lap of luxury at the Burgenstock Resort. This sprawling palace perched on a mountainside overlooking Lake Lucerne offers old-world charm, breathtaking views, and a spa that’ll melt your stress away. Commence your day with a private chopper ride of the Alps. Take a dip in the hotel’s pool or cosy-up while sipping afternoon tea on a balcony overlooking the majestic scenery to enjoy pure K-drama bliss!

Quebec: Goblin

Next Stop is Canada’s Quebec city! Just like Kim Shin (played by Gong Yoo) and Ji Eun-tak (played by Kim Go-eun) book a stay at the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac. The castle-like hotel, perched high above the St. Lawrence River, served as the Goblin’s luxurious abode in the drama. Stroll through the charming Petit Champlain district, with its cobblestone streets and European-style architecture, as a backdrop for the lead characters’ meet-cute. Don’t forget to savour the exotic French-Canadian cuisine at the city’s one of best Le Champlain Restaurant.

Greece: Descendants of the Sun

You can jet off to sun-soaked shores of Greece to recreate scenes of the iconic couple Dr. Kang and Captain Yoo.This idyllic island, featuring the dramatic shipwreck scene from the 2016 military romance Descendants of the Sun, offers stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a relaxed atmosphere for you to enjoy. On the Greek island of Zakynthos, book Porto Zante Villas & Spa, a plush villa for a comfortable stay. Here, spend your time lounging by pool, or exploring the island’s famous Blue Caves.

Spain: The Legend of the Blue Sea

For a taste of The Legend of the Blue Sea’s luxury, set sail for Barcelona and stay at majestic Hotel Arts Barcelona. This beachfront hotel blends luxury with stunning Mediterranean seascapes, offering infinity pools, Michelin-starred dining, and a world-renowned spa. Just like Shim Chung, here lounging by the pool with the vast ocean stretching before you or go snorkelling amidst colourful fish and coral. You can also visit Girona boasting a good view of the sea, wide plazas, and famous architectural sites.

Seoul: The King-Eternal Monarch

Last, but definitely the most popular spot for a lavish vacation is Seoul! The city beats K-dramas and boasts luxury in every corner. Live like a Korean royalty (or a Chaebol) at the uber-luxurious Josun Palace, Seoul. Splurge like Lee Min-ho on the Royal Suite here and get a regal treatment with beautiful city views. For an even lavish event, arrange a private tour of Gyeongbokgung Palace— one of the grandest palaces in the city. Cap off your day with bespoke cocktails and exquisite meals in Jungsik— a Michelin-starred restaurant in Seoul.

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SPAIN – ONE OF EUROPE’S BEST SHOPPING DESTINATIONS

When you’re on holiday, you might want to buy a souvenir, or treat yourself to a little some-thing. Shopping in Spain is really easy because it’s packed with little shops, luxury brands and lively markets. Whatever your tastes, and whatever it is you like shopping for, it’s bound to be here for you. So find the definition of shopping that best suits your personality, and take note!

LUXURY
Spain has big cities with posh shops selling well-known luxury brands. Some of the most famous high-end shopping areas are the Salamanca neighborhood in Madrid, known as the Golden Mile; Passeig de Gracia and the Sarrià-Sant-Gervasi district in Barce-lona; Gran Vía in Bilbao; and Puerto Banús in Marbella.

ARTISANAL
By purchasing these artisanal goods made with love, you’re also supporting small businesses in Spain. Cáceres is known for wickerwork products, Guadalupe for copper, and Elche specializes in footwear. Leather crafts can be found in various places, but Ubrique, a small village in Andalusia, is particularly worth mentioning. Tole-do is famous for fine metalwork, steel and wrought iron, and you’ll find some interesting and unusual pieces. And in places like Teruel and Talavera de la Reina (Toledo), you’ll be surprised by the pottery. You’ll want to take every-thing home with you!

GOURMET
You can leave Spain with your case packed with culinary souvenirs to delight the palate. Some of these products you will find throughout the country, such as olive oil and wine, whereas others are typical of specific areas. In the north you could pick up a Tarta de Santiago cake and some anchovies from Santoña. On the central plateau, cecina (dried, salted beef) from León, morcilla (black pudding) in Burgos, and ham in Teruel. Some traditional local cheeses: man-chego from Castilla-La Mancha, Mahón from Menorca, and Idiazábal from the Basque Country and Navarre. In the south you’ll find alfajores, a sweet treat from Murcia and Andalusia. If you’re looking for spices, there’s saffron from Aragon and pimentón (paprika) from La Vera.

BOHEMIAN
Usually related with the hippie lifestyle. The spiritual home of this shopper is Ibiza. Although there are other places, such as Lanzarote in the Canary Islands, or any-where on the Costa del Sol, for example Marbella

ECOLOGICAL
Many Spanish brands support sustainability, organic food and slow fashion, and they’re all over the country. You’ll find small eco-friendly shops every-where, from Santiago de Compostela and Bilbao to the Gràcia and Born districts in Barcelona.

VINTAGE
Giving clothes and objects a second lease of life is nothing new, but the vintage boom in Europe has led to the opening of lots of shops throughout Spain.

MERCEDES BENZ FASHION WEEK MADRID
This is the largest platform to promote Spanish fashion on the international scene, gathering the best current international designers in the city of Madrid .The Madrid Fair Grounds welcome the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, an event that increases the presence of Spanish design every year on the international fashion scene. For five days, numerous prestigious brand names will be represented, professionals from all over the world come to present the public with the new trends in fashion. One of the goals is to contribute to exporting Spanish fashion design. Likewise, the event is an opportunity for upcoming young designers with EGO: a platform for the promotion of new fashion trends.

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