The Beer Moth

The Beer Moth is a unique accommodation in the Scottish countryside, it lives on the Inshriach House grounds, and is one of three unusual holiday options out in the woods around the property. The Beer Moth, is a restored 1954 Commer fire Service truck converted into luxurious camping for two, and can be moved around the estate. It features a tiny kitchen, oak parquet floor, a wood-burning stove, a Victorian double bed, and a side panel that rolls up offering amazing views of the surrounding natural beauty. If you find yourself in Scotland you can book a stay on the cosy Beer Moth through Canopy & Stars.

PATINA OSAKA HOTEL

Tucked between the ancient ruins of Naniwa-no-Miya Palace and the timeless beauty of Osaka Castle, Patina Osaka blends tradition, design, and wellness into a truly luxurious urban escape. This five-star hotel redefines hospitality with its calm, contemporary spaces, elegant garden views, and 221 meticulously designed rooms that channel Japan's seasonal essence through natural materials and subtle textures. Guests enjoy next-level amenities including ...
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EXTREME HAMMOCK ADVENTURE

Searching for a unique and thrilling outdoor experience? Every year, an eclectic mix of thrill-seekers get together at the International Highline Meeting in Monte Piana, high up in the northern Italian Alps, for an unique experience strung hundreds of feet above the ground. If you´re interested in joining these adventurous folks, you can head over to their website for more information, the registration fee costs $40 and includes access to the lines, tent place, bre...
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DANISH PAVILLION AT WORLD EXPO 2010 SHANGHAI | BY BIG

Designed by BIG, the Danish pavilion is designed to give visitors an idea of what it is like to be in a Danish city with cyclists and pedestrians and other integrated sustainable elements such as a harbour bath and a social bench. The Danish exhibition is an unfolded living fairytale book that combines art, images, film, words and sound and invites visitors to try out the Welfairytales themselves. You don’t just read about the city bike, you can ride it....
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