The province of Buenos Aires unfolds a rare privilege on the South American map: a territory where equestrian heritage, vibrant cities, nautical enclaves, natural elegance and a gastronomic tradition that shaped a nation coexist with effortless grace.

The difference between one hotel and another is rarely measured in sqm or star ratings, but in how each space speaks to the traveller. In Punta Mita, just eighteen kilometres separate two radically different interpretations of contemporary luxury: one unfolds as an intimate, organic sensory retreat; the other as a refined, social, multigenerational resort.

In late November, Dommina Mexican Art, located in Las Rozas on the outskirts of Madrid, opened its doors and has since established itself as one of the most expansive spaces dedicated to Mexican art in Europe.

From Zapotán, in the heart of Nayarit, emerged one of basketball’s great centers, Gustavo Ayón, destined to make his mark on the world’s leading stages. Imposing yet restrained, his presence began to shape a narrative where roots, ambition, and character coexist. That combination of attributes established him as a respected figure in both the NBA and Europe’s elite. His path reflects a career defined by prestige, tactical intelligence, and leadership.

There are places like Nayarit where you find yourself growing more impressed the longer you stay—its streets, its houses, its beaches. Almost without realising it, just by wandering and looking around, you begin to understand why so many people return.

On Mexico’s Pacific coast, Nayarit presents a landscape confident in its own value. Sophistication takes many forms: a marina where superyachts share the first light with traditional fishing boats; a golf course that appears and disappears with the tide; an ancestral recipe served with quiet refinement; an Indigenous community preserving sacred symbols with the same reverence one might find in a European museum collection. This is a place designed for those who understand tha

Ana works with high-performance horses across disciplines such as polo, show jumping, dressage, and endurance, offering therapeutic support designed to enhance performance, prevent injuries, and promote full recovery. She has also collaborated with horses from the Rural Argentina and renowned criollo and quarter horse studs, where physical precision and emotional balance are key.

In Interiorisme Réel, I write about cities with character, design that truly works, and places that value the beauty of small details. Today’s story takes us to Buenos Aires, with Palermo at its heart.

Fiji conjures images of dreamlike islands and turquoise waters that have captivated the imagination of privileged travelers for decades. In September 2025, the South Pacific archipelago became the epicenter of international sporting prestige, hosting for first time the World Surf League Championship Tour Finals.

In the heart of the Pacific, Fiji unfolds across more than 330 islands that look as if they were painted by hand. Imagine a place where the ocean never ends, where beaches feel dreamt rather than discovered, and where adventure blends effortlessly with the most refined sense of wellbeing. Here, adrenaline and elegance coexist —sport, lifestyle, and culture entwined in perfect harmony.

A city shaped by the winds of the Strait and the imprint of millennia-old civilizations, Ginés Serrán was born—a creator who from a very young age knew that his destiny lay in artistic exploration and dialogue with diverse cultures. That conviction led him to New York, where he studied Anthropology and Archaeology, building a solid foundation to understand symbols, collective memory, and shared roots. Painting was his first medium, though he soon discovered its limits.