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How To Run Like a Local In: Copenhagen (opens the original)
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Welcome to RUN LIKE A LOCAL—a series powered by Zalando which brings you the insiders’ take on running in three European metropolises. As we gear up for autumnal marathons and half-marathons in Copenhagen, Berlin, and Rome, we’ll get the best routes, coffee stops, and city hacks from five runners in our network. This is the first installment, with Jun Andersen in Copenhagen. You can check out Jun’s favorite routes illustrated below, and you’ll find a full list of his recommended spots on Google
Snob Diaries: Justin Kendall Embarks On A Five-Star Italian Tour (opens the original)
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If you've ever wondered what an influencer's job actually entails (or, very occasionally, a magazine editor’s), allow me to offer a data point. Last month, ten of the zeitgeist's top cultural tastemakers embarked on a five-star trip across Italy with design-first hotel chain W Hotels. With stops in Florence, Rome, and finally Sardinia, the trip was, by any measure, extremely hard work. Our first stop was Florence, where our motley crew was greeted by a welcome cocktail on the rooftop of W Hotels
This Alpine Brand Brings Creativity To The Mountains (opens the original)
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Mountaineering comes with a lot of preconceptions: that it's elite, that it's solitary, that it's a pursuit for people who'd rather be alone with a summit than with other people. Salewa would beg to differ. If you're keen on mountainous activities, chances are you've come across the brand. It’s been around since 1935, and is by now synonymous with alpine performance—the representation of mountaineering culture in the Dolomites. But for those who lean more lifestyle and fashion in their approach
Lucrezia Worthington On the Art of Living Slowly at W Sardinia (opens the original)
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This article is part of an editorial series following W Hotels' 2026 Italian Tour. Check out our interviews with Andrés Reisinger in W Florence and Gizzi Erskine in W Rome, and read on for our final, Sardinian instalment. If there's anyone built for slow travel, it's Lucrezia Worthington. Born in the UK but now at home in Italy, the travel journalist and content creator has spent years chronicling the country's quieter corners—first as a freelance writer for the likes of Condé Nast Traveller, an
Room Service! Gizzi Erskine Dines In At W Rome (opens the original)
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This article is part of an editorial series following W Hotels’ 2026 Italian Tour. Check out our interview with Andrés Reisinger in W Florence here, and stay tuned for our final, Sardinian instalment. Few love Rome like Gizzi Erskine. Over the years, the British chef has spent plenty of time in Italy's capital, sampling its trattorias, its markets, its late-night carbonara haunts—building the kind of familiarity that comes from returning again and again, not just passing through. This made her t
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