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A break from bustling Seoul, Busan is a coastal city with plenty of charm, independent creative shops, concept cafés, and a slower pace overall. Bigger than you might expect, it takes a little planning to get around. From contemporary craft to seaside views, here are ten places that capture what I loved most about Busan—and why you should add it to your next South Korea itinerary.
"Marrakech is a sensory overload in the best way," says Savannah White, "from the heat, dusty pink buildings, and flashes of color everywhere to the sounds of motorbikes moving through the medina and the smells of spices and food drifting from the streets." But beyond everything the New York–based photographer saw and captured, what stayed with her most was the warmth of the people she met. "There was a generosity and openness that made even the smallest interactions feel memorable," she says. From spending a day with women weavers in the Atlas Mountains to watching the sun set over the Agafay Desert, Savannah shares the experiences that gave her a more intimate perspective on Marrakech.
Éole and Corto Peyron are the French brother-and-sister duo behind the most exciting Parisian hotel opening in years, Hôtel Massé. Combining Corto’s hospitality background with Éole’s creative expertise, the siblings have filled the hotel with personal touches, enlisting a talented circle of friends, artists, and designers to bring their vision to life. The result is a place that feels as intimate and welcoming as a private home, but with a distinctly creative edge. Naturally, we couldn't think of two better people to ask for their favorite places in the city. Below, they share the 10 restaurants, shops, and neighborhood spots they keep coming back to.
