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Selfridges has created a members-only shopping playground in central London, designed with fun in mind by The Future Perfect

Crawling with spiral-shelled gastropods, these vans on the Tangier seafront, sell spicy snail soup to hungry locals drawn by twinkling fairy lights

Averting his eyes from Gran Canaria’s high rises, Mr Bowles day-trips to pretty 18th-century villages and Columbus’s lodgings

Every year at the end of Ramadan, thousands of people in Nigeria’s second city show their support for the emir in the most spectacular way

Whether you’re in the market for postmodern provocations or heady scents once donned by Tsars, this is WoI’s guide to the best perfumers in Paris

Fleeing Haiti in 1955, Gérard Chenet resettled along Senegal’s coast, where his eccentric hotel complex Sobo Badè – all thatch, mosaics and windy paths – became an artistic hotspot

When life gives you citrons, make citrussy liqueurs… That simple maxim served Louis-Napoléon Mattei well. Full of enterprising spirit, he invented an apéritif that would become one of Corsica’s biggest exports. From the original winepress to the Art Deco façade, the blood-red shop where it all began is steeped in atmosphere

Tucked under the eaves of Copenhagen HQ, the astonishing Georg Jensen archive is full of silvery surprises and secrets. As it gets packed up ready to be relocated, we take a peek inside

The air in the virtually unchanged Wagner Free Institute of Science in Philadelphia is still thick with the Victorian fervour for natural history

Tjolöholm castle would look right at home in the Highlands. But along the coast near Gothenburg? It’s all thanks to Blanche Dickson, a single-minded heiress who had a serious Liberty habit and defied tragedy – as well as naysayers – to build it