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Saturday 12th July 2025 • Promotional Content


Worldwide Travel Te Travel Guide An oasis of tranquillity in Val d’Orcia, Tuscany


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nly minutes away from the towns of Siena, Montalcino and Pienza, Villa il Poggino,


with its all-round views over the Tuscan hills, is the ideal place to enjoy a relaxing holiday in the company


of family and friends. Te villa, a red-brick farmhouse dating back to the 17th century, measures more than 3,300sq ft on two levels and features a large living area, and caters for 10 guests across five en suite double


rooms. A spacious outdoor section displays a 5,380sq ft fenced pool area with a 45ft infinity pool (heated on request), a dining table with an outdoor kitchen, a lounge area with two hammocks and a firepit, a 60ft


long bocce court and a panoramic terrace with a whirlpool bath. Te recent renovation of the farm-


house’s interior and exterior has resulted in the villa showcasing all of the amenities and facilities required


for a truly unforgettable holiday. Beyond the enchanting panorama,


the silence and the relaxation, Villa il Poggino also offer countless activi- ties and experiences at the villa and in its vicinity.


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villailpoggino.com T: +39 338 226 9043 E: info@villailpoggino.com


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Spritmuseum – the museum of Swedish drinking culture


A must-see for history buffs L


ocated on the scenic water- front


at Djurgårdsstrand in Stockholm, Spritmuseum is


an interactive museum dedicated to Swedish beverage culture and history. Housed in a pair of 18th- century galley sheds, the museum offers a unique mix of exhibitions, art, food and experiences. Visitors can


explore Sweden’s


drinking heritage in the permanent exhibition Sweden: Spirits of a Nation, where historical artefacts, scents and interactive displays bring centuries of tradition to life. Te True Crime exhi- bition dives into the world of 1920s and ‘30s alcohol smugglers, show- casing the creativity and defiance of those who thrived under Sweden’s partial equivalent of Prohibition. Te current art exhibition Money


on the Wall: Andy Warhol, curated by art critic and renowned Warhol expert Blake Gopnik, focuses on what Warhol called Business Art — “the step that comes after art.” Te exhibi- tion contains some of Warhol’s most influential and conceptual works. Daily guided tours in Swedish and


English offer a deeper understanding of the exhibits — often paired with a historical drink. Spritmuseum Restaurant cele- brates Nordic flavours and traditions,


spritmuseum.se/en T: +46 8 1213 1300


serving dishes that complement


Swedish wines, beer and spirits. During the summer, guests can enjoy outdoor dining at the waterside or the relaxed beer garden. Unique dining concepts for smaller groups such as the immersive Time Travel dinner or nostalgic Happy Camper caravan meal add a theatrical twist to the culinary experience. Te museum also hosts


Spritmuseum Talks, a year-round lecture and discussion series exploring topics related to beverages, history, art and society. Blending history, art and


gastronomy, Spritmuseum offers a one-of-a-kind cultural experience where knowledge meets enjoyment — perfect for curious minds, food- lovers and history buffs alike.


Spritmuseum reflected on the waterfront IMAGE: DAN KULLBERG


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