In addition to the profusion of flowers plucked from the lush
garden by the canal du Midi, the tomatoes had their moment in front of the camera.
Not exact matches
«Do you love going to the park or visiting public
gardens, heading to quirky markets, having a coffee
by the
canal?
• 460 square metres of state - of - the - art meeting and event space including spacious Hooft room, 5 luxurious multi-functional meeting rooms, and private dining Maurer room in Rococo style, offer authentic and original architectural details flooded with natural light, and stunning
canal or
garden views • All rooms are located on one floor including 3 which can connect combining privacy with practical function • Tailor - made catering
by our 2 - star Michelin executive chef • An expert team of events co-ordinators are on hand to ensure events are crafted to the client's exact specifications
• Amsterdam: Explore the
canals by night in a saloon boat • Athens: View the Parthenon from the Grande Bretagne Hotel rooftop • Barcelona: Go on a tapas crawl • Belle - Île, France: Enjoy oysters at Le Bistrot du Port • Berlin: Tap into the underground nightlife scene • Budapest: Stay at the restored Four Seasons Gresham Palace • Copenhagen: Browse contemporary design shops • Florence: Tour the Vasari Corridor at the Uffizi • Galway, Ireland: Pair oysters with Guinness at Moran's Oyster Cottage • Iceland: Marvel at the Northern Lights • Isle of Skye, Scotland: Go for whisky tastings at Tallisker distillery • Istanbul: Wander the Grand Bazaar • London: Start with breakfast at the cabmen's shelter on Pont Street • Madrid: Visit the Black Paintings room at the Museo del Prado • Moscow: Tour the Diamond Vaults within the Kremlin • Paris: Snack on bread from Du Pain et Des Idees • Peloponnese, Greece: Stay at the ultra-luxe Amanzoe • Prague: Explore Prague's historic center • Rome: Buy a gelato at San Crispino • Santorini, Greece: Lounge at Red Beach • Sicily: See the mosaics at Villa Romana del Casale • Siena, Italy: Attend the medieval - era Palio horse race • Spain: Take an architecture - themed drive from Bilbao to Granada • Stockholm: Visit the Vasa Museum • Venice: Shop for glassware at L'Angolo del Passat • Versailles, France: Explore Andre Le Notre's
gardens at Versailles • Vienna: Attend a concert at the Musikverein
3 Swimming Pools: Families have their choice of three free - form swimming pools that flow throughout a central
garden courtyard and are connected
by canals.
And finally, not far away, nestled in the hills overlooking the San Joe valley, we also recommend a small Hacienda Hotel known as Hotel
Canal Grande, owned
by a local Italian family, offering stunning views, sunsets and
gardens in a charming setting with just 10 rooms available, a great and very inexpensive restaurant offering fine dining Italian food serving local fresh catch, pasta's and salads, the nightly rate for a double with breakfast is approximately $ 80 pp.
It is surrounded
by lush
gardens, rainforests, pristine beaches and the amazing Tortuguero
canals.
Sitting on six acres of beautifully designed
gardens, the inn borders the banks of the Lackawaxen River and is surrounded
by woodlands that contain a part of the historic Delaware & Hudson
Canal.
Swimming - The theme of water is reinforced at the resort
by 3 free - form pools flowing throughout the central
garden courtyard connected
by canals.
In a
garden facing onto, and somewhat consumed
by, a basin of London's Regent's
Canal sits the cavernous ruin of a modernist home.
April 22 - May 27, 2017 Opening Reception: April 22, 7 - 9 pm Closing Reception: May 25, 7 - 9 pm Exhibit
by the Brooklyn Urban
Garden School at Gowanus
Canal Conservancy: June 3, 4 - 6 pm
The gallery is almost unique in London for having its own
garden, a beautiful landscaped area overlooking a restored stretch of the Regent's
Canal at Wenlock Basin which has been used to great effect for installations
by gallery artists such as Yayoi Kusama and Alex Hartley (A Gentle Collapsing II, 2016, pictured).
«Back to the
Garden,» a piece
by Richard Prince, part of a series of dystopian works called «
Canal Zone.»
Housed in Peggy Guggenheim's former home, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, on the Grand
Canal in Venice, its collection consists of Peggy's personal holdings, augmented
by masterpieces from the Nasher Sculpture
Garden and the Gianni Mattioli Collection.
And
by «in», we mean down streets, across lawns, and into
gardens,
canals, storm sewers, creeks, wetlands and even into nearby Lake Conway, a popular among locals for its fishing and other recreational activities.
Additionally, rain
gardens partially enclosed
by stacked - block seat - walls, alluding to
canal walls, and a lighted fountain running parallel to the original penstocks complimented the redesign of the historic building.