Thailand’s most famous party street – and the world’s most famous backpacker street – is about to get a facelift.
The infamous Khao San Road in Bangkok will soon look very different.
For backpackers travelling through Southeast Asia, meandering through Khao San Road is a rite of passage. Located in the Banglamphu area of Bangkok, it’s arguably the most famous backpacker street in the world. Even if you’ve never been there you’re probably familiar with it. Immortalised in Andrew Garland’s 1996 novel The Beach and subsequent film starring Leonardo Di Caprio, the hyperkinetic street is a clutter of rough and tumble bars, cheap hostels and a plethora of street sellers peddling everything from buckets of booze to made-to-measure suits, open-air massages, fake designer handbags, Thai bug delicacies and, more covertly, recreational drugs.
Khao San Road by night, a world-famous backpacker district.. Photo by: monticello/Shutterstock
It’s not pretty but its shabbiness has been part of its appeal for four decades. Even as wellness cafes and trendy bars slowly move in, Khao San Road is still a chaotic neon underworld. That’s about to change though, and soon, as Bangkok authorities revealed their vision for a more sanitised version of the infamous strip by investing 48 million baht (£1.28m / $1.56m) on “relandscaping” it and turning it into a more upmarket tourist attraction.
Khao San Road is still electric in daytime. Photo by:
Deputy Bangkok governor Sakoltee Phattiyakul announced that the money will be used to resurface the strip’s notoriously crooked footpaths and level them with the road. There are also plans to register and limit the number of vendors to 240, who will be allowed to trade from 9am to 9pm in designated zones. Currently, vendors are allowed to work from 6pm until midnight and generally set up shop wherever there’s space.
Local hawkers sell Phad Thai noodle near Khao San Road. Photo
There are concerns that the facelift will gentrify the strip and kill its soul but that remains to be seen. Work on redesigning Khao San Road will take place from October to February.
Napa, Marlborough, Bordeaux and … Yamanashi? Japan’s up-and-coming wine country might not roll off the tongue as automatically as the world’s more widely lauded wine making regions do. But thanks to an inherent Japanese taste for the finer things and prime growing conditions for a native grape (the koshu varietal) on the slopes north of Mt. Fuji, you can expect to start hearing a growing buzz around wines from this mountainous Prefecture.
It doesn’t get much more quintessentially Japanese than the landscape of the Yamanashi Prefecture
Japanese vistas and vineyards
Yamanashi Prefecture – the cradle of Japanese wine making and the country’s largest wine-growing region – is one of Japan’s most scenic regions, less than two hours by train west of Tokyo’s Shinjuku station in the region of Chūbu.
‘Compared to famous wine regions around the world Yamanashi is relatively small, with fewer than 100 wineries,’ says Sera Goto, an œnologue with a degree from the University of Bordeaux who spent ten years consulting in the Japanese wine industry and is an accredited judge for the Japanese Wine Challenge. ‘Only 600 hectares of vineyards are planted for wine production here compared to over 15,000 for Napa Valley and 30,000 for Burgundy. Many of the vineyards are located on the hillsides, in pergola form, to allow better circulation of air.’
But while the region itself may be small, Japan’s appreciation for fine wine, says Goto, is not. ‘Globally, the Japanese love wine. I think they love wine itself and its role in cuisine, but also the idea of it – that it’s inevitably linked with history and culture and gastronomy, that there is endless variety and discovery, and that it can be equally appreciated with casual sipping or with lifelong study.’
Koshu, the indigenous varietal drawing visitors for wine tasting in Yamanashi vineyards is a pink-skinned grape making a clean, crisp white wine that’s ‘elegant and focused, and whose yuzu, lemongrass, nashi pear and sea spray notes go perfectly with Japanese seafoods,’ Goto says.
And while Japan faces many challenges to grape growing, including the often-devastating typhoon season, Yamanashi benefits from a rain and wind shadow cast by Mt. Fuji that shelters the region from the brunt of nature’s wrath. ‘(Just a decade ago in Yamanashi), few wineries had formal tasting rooms, and owners were surprised to be contacted for a tasting,’ Goto says. But nowadays, tasting rooms are common and organized wine tours are growing in popularity in the region.
Explore everything the region offers
You can arrive in Yamanashi prefecture by train, but renting a car to get around on your own is preferable — not only because many of the wineries here are distanced from the train stations and accessible by car only, but because the region is dotted with hot springs and beautiful gorges like Nishizawa that are a thrill to explore. Pair the area’s spectacular nature with tasting rooms that often have views of the Japanese Alps or Mt. Fuji itself, and you’re in for a treat.
At Marufuji Winery, terraced vineyards meet iconic Japanese garden elements such as bonsai trees. You can try wines made from both 100 percent koshu grape as well as the Muscat Bailey – a varietal, which makes a pleasing light- to medium-bodied red wine that Goto says pairs well with dishes like teriyaki barbecue platter. Right nearby, the Maruki Winery, established in 1891, claims to be the oldest winery in Japan and also makes wines from koshu grapes while delighting younger visitors with a petting zoo of sorts. The vineyard has resident sheep onsite that help with weed control, and kids love the chance to see them frolicking amongst the vines.
Tomi no Oka Winery is another major Yamanashi player to put on your tasting itinerary, with vineyards spread across a scenic mountainside. Try white wines made from koshu grapes as well as chardonnay and riesling in addition to Muscat Bailey A, pinot noir and other red varietals.
Tomi no Oka Winery has vineyards spread across the Yamanashi mountainsides
Grape-to-bottle: uniquely Yamanashi
If you prefer to visit Japan and the Yamanashi region as part of a small group tour or exclusive private tour, InsideJapan Tours offers Koshu vineyard tours to explore the wine making process from grape to bottle. The tours visit four family-run wineries and are offered as part of a full Japan travel package that may see you spending the night inside the Unesco World Heritage listed Ninna-ji Temple as part of your itinerary.
‘The (Yamanashi) vineyards are not like the sprawling estates of other growing regions in Europe or the United States,’ says Jeff Krevitt, of InsideJapan Tours. ‘Most of the wineries are clustered around a handful of villages, and walking through the neatly-planted vineyards and along village pathways from one to the other is an easy and pleasant experience.’
However you choose to see Yamanashi, the region’s grapes and winery visits are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to all there is to taste and do.
‘Yamanashi is also famous for its luscious peaches, plums, table grapes, and cherries, as well as sweet corn which is sold roasted on the cob at roadside markets,’ says Goto. ‘Autumn colors are very vivid, and in winter it’s a good region to visit for hot spring baths.
Located just a short jaunt from San Francisco, Napa Valley and California’s wine country make for a perfect weekend getaway from the city for wine-lovers and neophytes alike. While these narrow valleys hold enough wineries and restaurants to keep you busy for some time, we’ve crafted an itinerary that will give you a perfect two-day taste of Napa Valley’s uniquely rich flavors.
Just a short trip from San Francisco, Napa Valley’s delights can be sampled within a weekend
Saturday
Morning
Start off your day in downtown Napa by carb-loading at Sweetie Pies Bakery, a darling little spot on the main drag known for its tasty pastries and cakes. The blackberry cheesecake danish impresses, as do the flaky croissants and heaping breakfast sandwiches. Good news for gluten-free folks: there are options for you, too.
After you’ve filled your belly, get your day started with some bubbly at Domaine Carneros, a stately hilltop winery inspired by the chateaus of France. The views from the winery’s patio sweep across verdant fields full of grapevines and the dramatic staircase at the entrance is Instagram gold. While Domaine makes all types of wine, the sparkling varieties are standouts – if you’re doing a tasting, the sparkling menu option focuses on these wines in all their glory. Reservations are required, and tastings run from $35.
The views from Domaine Carneros extend for miles
Afternoon
After taking in all things French and fancy, switch gears and head to homey Truchard Winery, a small, family-run operation where you may run into the owners themselves as they tend to the grounds. Tastings take place in the winery’s ‘wine cave’ and have a personal, tailored vibe; the chardonnay and cabernet franc are highlights. The tour and tasting together cost $40, and on Saturdays only run until noon. Advanced reservations are required.
You’re two tastings down and it’s time for some grub: head to Oxbox Public Market in downtown Napa to sample local eats ranging from tacos to sushi to pizza. Chow down on the riverside deck before snagging some fixings for a picnic from Oxbow Wine & Cheese Merchant (more on that later).
If you’ve got a little extra time, make your way to one of Del Dotto Winery’s three locations, the closest to Napa being the Historic Winery and Caves. While the cave tour is relatively standard, numerous barrel tastings of high-quality wines set it apart. Barrel tasting tours run $75, though they do offer a more budget-friendly bar tasting for $45. Advanced reservations are required.
Evening
While technically in Sonoma, Gundlach-Bundschu is a short hop from Napa and makes for the perfect evening stop after a long, lovely day of tasting wine in the sun. Pack up the aforementioned picnic and head to this sprawling property established by Bavarian immigrant Jacob Gundlach in 1858. Book a tasting for the Vista Courtyard ($30), a pleasant spot dotted with olive trees that overlook the property’s pond – don’t miss out on the Gewürztraminer. Tastings run until 5:30pm on the weekends during the summer. The winery also hosts evening events at its outdoor amphitheater.
Sunday
Morning
Take the 45-minute drive straight to the top of the valley for a truly Napa experience: the mud baths and mineral baths of Calistoga. This leafy town is located on an area known for its hot springs and volcanic ash (thanks to nearby Mt St Helena), and spas all over town offer luxurious services featuring this geological anomaly. Indian Springs Resort is Calistoga’s (and California’s) oldest continuously running spa, and the dreamy digs are an iconic place to spend some quality me-time. If you’re looking for a slightly more budget-friendly option (and your ‘weekend’ happens to fall during the week), the Baths at Roman Spa offer a 2-for-1 deal on Tuesdays.
Castello di Amorosa’s castle was built from stones imported from Italy
Afternoon
After relaxing in all the volcanic mud you can handle, clean off and head to your first wine-tasting of the day (because it’s 5 o’clock somewhere and you’re on vacation!). Just down the road from Calistoga is Castello di Amorosa, a 13th-century-style castle and winery painstakingly recreated with stone shipped from Italy and using traditional construction methods. The tour discusses the construction of the castle (complete with torture chamber) and the production of the winery’s Italian-inspired wines, and the tasting takes place under the castle in atmospheric stone rooms with vaulted ceilings. Favorites include the merlot and the old-vine zinfandel. Tastings alone are $30 and walk-ins are welcome; tasting and tour combos run $45 and reservations are highly recommended.
Once you’ve had your fill, head to St Helena to grab some eats at The Charter Oak, brought to you by three-Michelin-starred chef Christopher Kostow (the man behind well-known Meadowood) and chef Katianna Hong. Despite their lofty credentials, the chefs have made their food approachable (and easier on the wallet) at this spacious family-style restaurant that revels in simple dishes made with the highest attention. Food is seasonal and locally grown, and wines hail from Napa – check the rotating menus before you go.
Inspired by a Swiss chalet, Rutherford Hill Winery was built from railroad ties
Once you’ve sampled all the culinary delights to be had at The Charter Oak, make your way to Rutherford Hill Winery, a striking Swiss chalet-inspired winery built out of railway ties from the deconstructed Napa Valley railways. The tour here is especially fun in that it gives you a quick tutorial on how to be a sommelier, a cool opportunity for wine newbies to learn how to taste and identify wines once they’re back home. If you’re lucky, the tasting may include a sip of their limited-run EPISODE wine, a scrumptious Bordeaux blend. If you’ve got time to spare, book a table in their Oak Grove picnic area, which serves up beautiful views of the valley below.
Looking to squeeze in one more tasting? We recommend two different wineries, depending on what you’re looking for. If you want a relaxed, atmospheric tasting, head to Frog’s Leap Winery to sip wine on its farmhouse porch surrounded by lush vegetable and flower gardens; wines here tend to be a bit more acidic and fruit-forward, and the staff largely leaves you to enjoy your tasting. If you’re looking for knowledgeable, detailed explanations of wine, albeit without the ambience, head to Peju Winery to try their bold selection – we enjoyed the Province blend and the cabernet sauvignon.
A pork shoulder from Bistro Jeanty
Evening
Make your way down the valley to cozy Yountville for dinner; there are tons of eating options here, including the iconic French Laundry and Napa original Mustard’s Grill, so you’re free to take your pick. We also loved friendly Bistro Jeanty, which serves up truly perfect French staples; don’t miss the unbelievably tender pork shoulder or the tomato bisque topped with crumbly puff pastry.
At this point your tongue might need a break from all that fermented grape juice, so head to downtown Napa for some palate-cleansing suds from Tannery Bend Beerworks to round out your evening. Bright, hoppy beers are the name of the game here, a perfect balance with the rich wines you’ve been drinking all day.
Home is where the heart is. There couldn’t have been a better adage to accentuate the need to have a well designed home. It is the interiors of your home that truly reflects your personality. We know how cumbersome it is to pick that one flower vase that would be in sync with your idea of a perfect colour and shape to stand neat on the table or at the corner of the wall. Check these 12 portals to get yourself some exquisite home decor products.
1. Engrave
Want to lay your hands on art and artifacts for your home from around India? Engrave.in is the place for you. They call themselves – the Maker’s Market and serve as a platform for unique furniture, art, craft, home décor and fashion created by artisans across India. You wouldn’t find anything that is mass produced. Each of their products is well picked and well distinguished. The portal also gives you the option to having your home décor product customized from the artisans that they have on board. A must visit portal if you are looking at getting yourself something truly different.
2. Address Home
Now that would be the address you need to keep in mind for some exquisite luxury home décor options to choose from. The portal specializes in niche home décor including a very good range of tableware to choose from. The segregation of each category is done based on either themes or colors. For e.g. their options under bed lined have royal colors to choose from – off white and gold, purple and champagne, rust and coral etc. A must visit on this portal woud be their candleware section.
3. INVHome
We would read this on behalf of all those who visit your home…they would most certainly read this as – I Envy their Home! Jokes apart, this is a phenomenally niche portal with rarest of rare products to choose from. Check their Mini Object sections. It is worth a kill! Do not visit this portal if you are planning to pick something up for gifting as odds are that you would end up collecting all for yourself.
4. Wishing Chair
This is a place to visit if you are on a look-out for quirky home décor options. Each of the products listed are curated to look like no other and have a feminine touch to them. So if you are a man out there looking at surprising the lady in your life with something she would love to put on her wall or have by her bedside, this is the portal you need to click upon. We are super impressed with their tea-pot collection amongst other things.
5. Just For Decor
Log on to this portal and what shall catch your attention are the category subheads – Fire Place, Objects of Curiosity, Luxury Living etc. Each of the products are steeply priced but then who is complaining! Luxury doesn’t come cheap, anyways! This portal has an exclusive category dedicated to cocks which is then sub divided to give you options to choose from – from modern clocks to kitchen clocks to retro and many more. An extremely niche portal to lay your hands on stuff that is royal and very premium.
6. Home Sake
The differentiating factor for this portal would be the price points at which they have their range on offer. Check their jewellery box section. Each one of the boxes are splendid to say the least. The antique glass craft is eye catching as well. A perfect option to lay your hands on small unique home décor products that would add a dash of glitter and glamour to your home.
7. MaddHome
Do not miss the extra ‘d’ in the name and do not miss visiting their rugs and carpet section. From leather rugs to shaggy rugs, the collection is spectacular.
Under their home décor section, they have a well stocked up category for cushions which again is simply adorable. They have recently added baby and kid section that would help you get some really quirky décor items for your little munchkins.
8. Art Livo
‘Your home should tell the story of who you are, and be a collection of what you love’, this is the message that would welcome you to their portal. We were amazed to see that they had a mixed price range catering to suit your needs as per your budget. Indian artifacts are attractively priced luring you to pick them up and add a touch of ethnicity to your home décor. Their puppet collection is fantastic. We quite liked their Boxes category as well. From vintage boxes to those with a touch of contemporary modern look and feel, there is something for everyone. Do not forget to check their Bird House collection under their Outdoor section. Extremely impressive.
9. Gulmohar Lane
If you are fancy leather furniture for your haven, this is the place for you to visit. Amongst other superbly crafted and curated furniture and home décor items, their section offering leather furniture is fantastic. Gulmoharlane.com has on board age old artisans who work under the designers to give you your perfect bed, sofa and other furniture that you want them to customize for you. The ready stock too is curated keeping in mind the style, design and durability factor on an equal scale.
Be it Sofa’s, Dining Sets, Bed-sheets, Mattresses, Lamps or Cushions, find the latest Coupons & Offers for all your home needs here.
10. Pepperfry
At first the name can mislead one to believe it would be a gourmet store but then we are pretty close nonetheless. It may not be a gourmet store to satiate our taste buds but it is surely one for our home décor needs. From home decor knick knacks to hard core furnishing needs to event electrical and hardware, www.pepperfry.com has it all! The icing on the cake are the 24 x 7 discounts and offers running almost of everything they stock. Each section on the portal is well segmented – for e.g. you will find specific products for your spiritual needs to taking care of your housekeeping needs.
11. Urban Ladder
The name speaks for itself here. Dedicated to the needs of an urban home, this portal is well equipped with modern and contemporary décor and furniture options. The portal also has a dedicated section for commercial buying. Urbanladder.com is one of the most prominent online home furnishing and home décor portals today with well conceptualized sections and categories. There are customer reviews and stories to guide you through your decision and the icing on the cake is the exchange offers that run on the portal.
12. Fab Furnish
Get ready to be spoilt for choice. From amazing bar furniture to kitchen storage and a whole lot more! True to its name, it is simply all fab! Carefully packed products are their forte. A part of the Future Group, www.fabfurnish.com is a one- stop destination of al your home furnishing and home décor needs. Their home décor option is fantastically segmented to take you to exactly what you are looking for. We were impressed with the search option of finding décor based on the choice of material – paper, canvas, plastic, wood etc.
ndian audience has become more brand conscious than before. This is also the reason why both national and international women clothing brands have given us ample of choice to choose from. Nowadays, fashion is not what is used to be earlier, it has a totally different meaning. Our Best fashion brands For women are also following the same path to discover new every day.
Trending Clothing Brands for Women to Shop For
Zara
Levis
Global Desi
Allen Solly
FabIndia
Biba
Globus
PepeJeans
Bombay Selection
H&M
Let’s discuss in detail
1.Zara
Established in the year 1975, this Spanish brand has become one of the popular brands among Indian market. Zara is now the biggest apparel retailer for the online customers. The brand always looks for the customer satisfaction and brings you one of the best designs by the top designers
What’s trending for you?
Well, if you are about to shop at the store, you can look for the following.
Polka dots
Summer Clothes
Dresses
Trousers
Jumpsuits
Knitted t-shirts
Bags & Accessories
How to shop online From Zara
Go to the Women section and log into to your account
Select the product and check out its composition by zooming in every little detail.
Add the product to cart or process it for the order.
Fill up your details and select the payment option.
Confirm the order and you will receive a confirmation message.
2. Levis
Levis is an American brand founded in May 1853 by Levi Strauss. If we talk about denim shirts and jeans, then Levis is one of the leading brands for both men and women. Shop for your perfect fit of denim across all size.
What’s trending for you?
Outerwear
Jeans
Shirts and tops
Shorts and Capris
Dresses and skirts
Boyfriend Trucker Jacket
Sweaters and Sweatshirts
How to shop online Levis
Log into your Levis account and select the product you want to buy.
Look for the product description and choose the size.
Fill up the delivery details and select the payment option.
Your selected product would probably get delivered within 7 business days.
3.Global Desi
Global Desi is one of the popular Indian ethnic wear brand found in the year 1995. The brand is a tribute to the Indian culture and our rich tradition with a western trend. Vibrant colors, boho-chic patterns with a “desi” touch really makes the brand worth to shop for.
What’s trending for you?
Dress
Jumpsuits
Kurta Sets
Tunics
Tops
Jackets and Shrug
How to shop online From Global Desi
Log into your Global Desi account(If you don’t have one, then register).
Select the item from the category you want to choose from high to low or vice-versa.
Check out the detailed description of the product.
Enter the delivery details and select the payment method.
Your product would be delivered in 5-6 business days or you can also pick it up from the local global desi store.
4. Allen Solly
Allen Solly is an initiative of Madura Fashion & Lifestyle and a division of Aditya Birla Fashion which is one of the fastest growing brand apparel in the country. The brand presents you the best of latest styles across all the age groups to shop upon.
What’s trending for you
Printed tunics
Sweatshirts
Stylized dresses
Tops and tees
Jeans and Jeggings
Shorts and Capris
Jackets and Overcoats
How to shop online From Allen Solly
Log into your Allen Solly account.
Go to the specified category you want to shop for.
You can also try the selected product virtually by entering your body size.
Once you complete the selection process enter the delivery details.
Complete the payment process and get your delivery.
5.FabIndia
FabIndia is one of the largest fashion brands in India famous for the ethnic and traditional wear for women. Not only this you can also look for the handmade accessories that would always remind you of something “desi”. Well, FabIndia indigo collection is something you can also look for.
What’s trending for you?
Neer Collection
Fabels
Tops & Shirts
Jacket & Coats
Dupattas and Stoles
Saris
How to shop online From FabIndia
Log into your FabIndia account
Select the item across category you want to go for.
Enter the product delivery details and confirm your order.
A confirmation mail will be sent to your account.
Follow the link to track the status of your order.
6. Biba
Biba is one of the famous Indian ethnic wear ladies clothing brand in India started in the year 1988 by Meena Bindra in New Delhi. Gradually the brand became popular among the ethnic wear audience because they are providing the products at a much-budgeted price.
What’s trending for you?
Knitted Salwar Suits
Suit-skirt set
Patiala Suit
Floor-length suit
Salwar-kameez suits
How to shop online From Biba
Log into your Biba account.
Select the item from the category
Enter the delivery details(Biba also offers International deliveries)
If you are placing Domestic delivery then you can receive your order within 48 hours
Select the payment option and ensure free shipping at domestic orders.
7.Globus
Globus is the Mumbai based retail clothing store dealing in both Men’s and women’s fashion. If we focus on the collections of the store then clearly you would get to know about the fashion of both the world. Enjoy the western experiments with a desi touch with the best clothing brand in India.
What’s trending for you?
Striped Harem Pants
Raw Edge Shorts
Skinny Fit Pants
Off Shoulders one piece
Solid Cigarette Trousers
How to shop online From Globus
Log into your online Globus account
Check out the product across categories and select one.
By placing an order on this site you are entering into a purchase/sale transaction with INCOM Services Private Limited, an authorized online retailer/distributor for selling Globus Products in India.
Your invoice and other related documents would be reflected in the INCOM Services Private Limited.
8.PepeJeans
Pepe Jeans has remained all time favorite fashion brand among the ladies who believe in super quality denim collection. Not only this grabs the latest collection of casual wear and branded tops online of all the size you have been always looking for.
What’s trending for you?
Tunics and Tops
Printed Tees
Slim Jeans
Knit and sweatshirts
Skirts & Shorts
How to shop online From PepeJeans
Create a Pepe Jeans account.
Select the product of your choice from the provided stores
Enter the delivery details and your order would get delivered within 48 hours depending on the store nearby.
However, delivery charges may apply according to your location.
9.Bombay Selection
Bombay Selection has always been a leading brand in the field of bridal collection and ethnic wear. Choose from the myriad collection of rich and vibrant colors for women of any persona.
What’s trending for you?
Bridal lehenga
Traditional Casual
South Indian Lehenga Saree
Ethnic Royal
Indo Western
Cotton Suits, Kurtis
How to shop online From Bombay Selection
Create a Bombay Selection online account
Select the product across the category.
Enter the delivery details and choose the payment option.
Bombay Selection gives delivery outside India too.
Free shipping for domestic users.
However, charges may apply if you have to place the orders outside India.
Items are not returned once purchased.
10. H&M
H&M is a Swedish brand that has already grounded its feet in the Indian market. The brand is famous for sparkling evening outfits to casual day wear to cute accessories. If you are ready to spend, then the brand will never disappoint you with the collection.
What’s trending for you?
Cardigan and Jumpers
Waistcoats and Jumpsuits
Knitwear
Sports Wear
Maternity Wear
Basics
How to shop online From H&M
Log into your H&M account
Select the item and go through the detailed description
Enter the delivery details and choose your payment option.
H&M accepts cash on delivery too.
So, what are you waiting for? Do hassle-free shopping across various categories and look for the best deals outside to save at your online shopping.
Do you want to know what are the best clothing brands in India? Find here a list of top 20 most popular and prestigious apparel and clothing brands in India.
The clothing and textile industry in India is very prominent. Additionally, the Indian clothing market is growing rapidly. Also, the industry caters a wide range of formal, casual and fashion garments. Nowadays, brands play important role in a person’s socioeconomic status. Sometimes brands become the status symbols. As a result, people are becoming more fashion conscious and spending more part of their income on the branded clothes.
Furthermore, Bollywood plays a significant role in promoting brands. Generally, most of the popular brands maintain the fiber quality and fashionable designs. Moreover, looking good with comfort is the most important aspect of the success of clothing brands in the Indian market.
Here is a List of Top 20 Best Clothing Brands in India
#1. Allen Solly
Allen Solly is an initiative of Madura Fashion & Lifestyle. Actually, it is a division of Aditya Birla Fashion and Lifestyle. Definitely, it is India’s largest and fastest growing branded apparel companies and a premium lifestyle player in the retail sector. The company’s brand portfolio includes product lines that range from affordable and mass-market to luxurious, high-end style. Additionally, it caters to every age group, from children and youth to men and women.
#2. Levi’s
The brand Levi’s is owned by San Francisco based Levi Strauss & Co. Generally, the product range includes jeans, trousers, shorts, shirts, jackets, sweaters, sweatshirts, T-shirts, underwear, socks, accessories, shoes, dresses, skirts, belts, overalls, jumpsuits and a “big and tall” range. Additionally, the jeans come with a wide range of varieties. These are skinny, slim, straight, bootcut, taper, relaxed, flare and big & tall.
#3. Provogue
Basically, Provogue is a Mumbai based clothing retail company. The Provogue Brand was developed and launched in 1998 as a Menswear fashion range of contemporary clothing. Currently, the brand has a comprehensive collection of men’s and women’s fashion apparel and accessories and has won numerous awards throughout its history.
#4. Van Heusen
Van Heusen, clothing brand owned by PVH. However, vanheusenindia.com an initiative of Madura Fashion & Lifestyle. The brand is popular for formal clothing. Hence, Van Heusen is best for office or business attire.
#5. Park Avenue
Basically, Park Avenue provides stylish and innovative wardrobe solutions to well-dressed gentlemen. As India’s premium lifestyle brand, its designs embody the latest in international fabric, styling, color and fashion trends. Additionally, the brand won the ‘Best Design Concept’ of the Year Award for Innovative AUTOFIT Concept at Images Fashion Awards 2015.
#6. Mufti
Mufti was launched in 1998 with one driving ambition, to provide an alternative dressing solution, that didn’t conform to the ‘uniform’ codes of mainstream fashion. Basically, Mufti is a menswear brand. And it caters a wide range of dress materials. The list includes T-shirts, shorts, joggers, outerwear, blazers, and some accessories also.
#7. Pepe Jeans
As the name defines, it is a denim and casual wear jeans brand. The company was founded in 1973 by three brothers who ran a weekend stall at Portobello Road Market in London, before expanding to a store in Carnaby Street and then into Europe in the 1980s. The product range includes Tshirts, Jeans, regular fit shirts, polo shirts, Capries etc.
#8. Wrangler
Wrangler is an American manufacturer of jeans and other clothing items. The company was established in the year 1947. However, the brand caters high-quality clothing for men especially. It also gives warranty of 1 year on every product.
#9. Numero Uno
The company was launched in 1987. The company caters a wide range of products including jeans, t-shirts, skirts, shorts, sweaters and much more. Also, it deals with footwear, bags, belts and fashion jewelry.
#10. Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo is a fashion house with an eclectic mix of clothing for men, women, and tweens. Actually, the company comes with a utilitarian, trendy and premium quality approach to clothing. Additionally, it caters a wide range of clothing items. The list includes jackets, jeans, trousers, shirts, sweatshirts, sweaters, coats, t-shirts, tops, cardigans, tracksuits, denim, thermals and much more.
#11. Peter England
Peter England has made a mark as the largest menswear brand in India. Basically, the brand is known for its standardized fits, superior quality and wide range and fashionable styles. Additionally, the trusted mid-segment brand comes with apparel offerings for young men entering the corporate world.
#12. Louis Philippe
Louis Philippe stands for precision in craftsmanship that translates into clothing that is classic and contemporary, and perfect for the quintessential man. An international super brand for menswear clothing, Louis Philippe offers a range of formals, semi-formals, custom-made clothing, and accessories. Addressing the needs of the style-conscious man, the brand’s clothing range boasts of a collection of suits, shirts, trousers, T-shirts, and accessories.
#13. Fabindia
Fabindia is India’s largest private platform for products that are made from traditional techniques, skills, and hand-based processes. Additionally, the company links over 55,000 craft based rural producers to modern urban markets. Therefore, the company creates a base for skilled, sustainable rural employment, and preserving India’s traditional handicrafts in the process.
#14. Biba
BIBA has always been known for fashionable ethnic wear for women at affordable prices. Actually, it is an Indian fashion brand. In the year 1988, Meena Bindra started the business from her home in New Delhi, India. Currently, Biba is one the best ethnic wear fashion brand in India. It has more than 150 brand outlets and 225 multi-brand outlets.
#15. Flying Machine
Basically, Flying Machine is popular as the comfortable clothing brand, especially comfortable jeans. It deals in jackets, jeans, sweaters, sweatshirts, shirts both formal and informal, trousers, belts, bags, wallets, and sunglasses.
#16. Zodiac
Zodiac has evolved into a leader in men’s fine clothing and accessories. Today, the name represents an international symbol of modern style and time-honored standards. creativity and dedication. Currently, the company is selling its brands through organized retail chains and more than 1500 independent retailers.
#17 Raymond
The headquarters of Raymond Ltd is in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Actually, the company is the largest integrated manufacturer of worsted fabric in the world. Also, it is India’s biggest woolen fabrics maker. In India, the company has a distribution network of more than 4,000 multi-brand outlets and over 637 exclusive retail shops. Additionally, the company exports the product to over 55 countries including the US, Canada, Europe, Japan, and the Middle East.
#18. Adidas
Actually, Adidas is the largest sportswear manufacturer in Europe and the second largest in the world. Actually, Adidas AG is the holding company for the Adidas Group, which consists of the Reebok sportswear company also.
#19. Nike
Nike, Inc. is an American multinational corporation. The company deals in the design, development, manufacturing, and worldwide marketing and sales of footwear, apparel, equipment, accessories, and services. Actually, the company is the world’s largest manufacturer (by sales) of athletic footwear, apparel, and equipment.
#20. GINI & JONY
Actually, the Gini & Jony is the largest Young-Adults wear brand in India. In the year 1980, Lakhani brother started the legacy by starting the first leading organized kidswear brand in India. The company caters a wide range of kids wear items. The list includes shirts, t-shirts, skirts, tops, jeans, capris etc. This is one of the most prestigious clothing brands in the kid garments sector.
The Indian clothing industry is vibrant. Additionally, the high population density helps to enhance brand penetration easily. We hope, this list of top 20 best clothing brands in India will give you the right information about the Indian clothing industry.
In this Fashion Era, Shoes have become an important part of a man’s closet. Like women, Men are also shoe lovers and keep at least dozen pairs of leather and formal shoes to match different clothing and accessories. The Quality and Design of shoes you wear to spice up your personality and status. Indian footwear industry is growing by leaps and bounds and a lot of foreign brands investment is also taking place in India and people are getting aware of latest fashion and trends. Various Famous International men`s shoe brands have captured the Indian market. According to Indian Men`s Interest, product reviews and buying choice we have shortlisted 10 most popular shoe brands for men in India of the year 2018 – 2019.
1. Nike :
Nike, originally known as Blue Ribbon Sports (BRS) founded in 11964. Inspiring the world’s athletes, Nike delivers innovative sports products, experiences, and services. Nike is a Top Sports international brand which deals in the all kind of sports accessories specially Shoes and Apparels. It is an American multinational Fortune 500 company based at Portland, Oregon. It is one of the top sports business brand and also the biggest sports equipment Brand with a turnover of around $27 billion. They have Multiple kinds of Design, color, and sizes and hence choose the right model according to your preference within budget. For a casual look, they have canvas shoes which are teamed up with a shirt and blue denim for perfect look and feel. Nike offers shoes in various categories like running, golf, snowboarding, skateboarding, basketball, soccer, tennis, football etc.
2: Woodland :
Woodland’s parent company, Aero Group, has been a well-known name in the outdoor shoe industry since the early 50s. Founded in Quebec, Canada, it entered the Indian market in 1992. Before that, Aero Group was majorly exporting its leather shoes to Russia. After the division of Russia into various states known as the USSR, the group decided to launch some of its products in India. Hence, the first hand-stitched leather shoe was launched, which took the entire shoe market by storm. That shoe made the brand ‘Woodland’. They make rough and tough shoes, boots which are apt for outdoor adventure and rough terrain.
3. Adidas :
Adidas is popular for its unique designs and quality in sports clothing, accessories and shoe range. They offer comfortable sneakers and sports shoes for men and women, ideal for running, trekking, adventure and outdoor activities. This German multinational company was founded by Dassler brothers – Adi and Rudolph. It is the second largest sportswear company in the world with the annual turnover of around $23 billion.
4. SeeandWear :
SeeandWear is one of the Fastest Growing Brand in Men`s pure Leather Shoes. SeeandWear is known for its Premium Quality Leather and Casual Shoes at Lowest prices. They hold Number one Ranking in Product Reviews and Sales on Amazon. It was Founded by Prabhat Saini in 2010. Product Design, Quality and Warranty and after sales Superior Customer support service has attracted a lot of Customers in a very short span of time. Shoes are Designed on Mould ( Last) which are used by World`s Top Designers.
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5. Lee Cooper :
Lee Cooper is widely popular for its exquisite range of apparels, accessories, and Shoes in over 70 countries across the globe. They have a huge variety of formal leather shoes, casual shoes and flip-flops providing comfort and style to the users.
6. Fila :
The Italian sports brand Fila which was bought by a South Korean businessman in 2007 making it one of the largest sportswear company in South Korea. It provides the wide range of Top Quality sportswear and accessories which are mostly available at online stores across the Globe.
7. Puma :
Puma is a globally famous Shoes and apparel brand which was launched in 2005 and sells its merchandise through online stores as well as retail outlets in India. It is among the top five sports shoe and apparel Brand. Puma shoes are comfortable, durable and pair them with Puma polo t-shirts and blue jeans to get the cool and smart look. Puma’s running shoes are most popular and are high on style and functionality. Their best selling sports shoes are evoPower football shoes and evoSpeed cricket shoes.
8. RedTape :
Red Tape is famous for its unmatched Leather Quality, and the wide range of styles. It is owned by Mirza International Limited and it was launched during 1996. It is represented by Bollywood star Salman Khan and is now the leading lifestyle brand of India. In addition to footwear, it deals in accessories and apparels. It primarily deals in men’s footwear that comes in 3 ranges – casuals, slippers and sandals, and fashion formals.
9. Reebok :
Established in 1895 in England, Reebok is one of the major admired brands in the sporting world and contemporary history. Since 2005 it is the part of even superior product Adidas. As per the most recent Sales data, it is ranked 4th in the list. This brand unites several options: provides strength and grip, which is essential for taking a weight, offers more liberty to get around and even run a short distance and gives you a fashionable look. It gives a flexible, breathable, and soft, pretty much like sock wearing skill. There’s sufficient strength for a deep workout, which is pretty great. Reebok offers shoes in the following categories: Men’s, Girls, Women’s, Sports, Boys’ and Classics.
10. Hush Puppies :
Hush Puppies are an American brand of formal and casual footwear for women, men, and kids. It is one of the most Popular Shoe brands in the world.
The brand sells in over 160 countries of the world, including India.
Hush Puppies shoe brand in India offers the casual lifestyle and In the Indian market, Hush Puppy brand shoes are sold online by majors like Amazon and Flipkart.
You can also buy them at brand stores and retail outlets of Bata.
If you have any suggestion to add any other top brand in India than comment below.
If anyone doubted that Venice’s city officials would take breaches of their newly-introduced rules lying down, the news that two German visitors have been punished for transgressing underlines how seriously they’re implementing them.
Venice by night.
The rules, known as Daspos, state that visitors will be penalised if they sit or lie down in front of shops, historic monuments and bridges, wander around shirtless or in swimming costumes, and bathe or swim in the historic canals. They are an extension of the #EnjoyRespectVenezia campaign introduced last summer, which banned visitors from littering, setting up picnics in public spaces, pausing too long on bridges and riding bikes through the city.
Tourists enjoy the waterfront in Venice.
So when the two backpackers from Berlin sat on the steps of the famous Rialto bridge and took out their portable stove to make themselves a hot beverage, it got them into trouble. According to a statement issued by city authorities, a passer-by reported the pair to the police for making coffee on the historic steps, As a result, the travellers were fined €950 ($1058) for unseemly behaviour and asked to leave Venice. The officials confirmed that this was the 40th time since May that visitors have been ordered to leave town for breaching the rules.
St Mark’s Square, Venice.
‘’Venice must be respected,” says mayor Luigi Brugnaro, “and bad-mannered people who think they can come here and do what they want must understand that, thanks to local police, they will be caught, punished and expelled. From now on, we will also communicate the identities of those subject to a removal order to their embassies and consulates.”
Venice wants visitors to respect their surroundings. s
Drinking alcohol on the street is also forbidden between 8pm and 8am, and group celebrations such as hen and stag parties are only permitted outdoors during the day or at weekends. Minor breaches of these regulations are met with fines starting at €25 ($27.83), while more serious offences will incur the maximum €500 ($555.57) penalty. Venice’s ongoing popularity with visitors is causing issues for city officials, who are striving to protect its monuments and preserve its fragile environment. In the aftermath of a cruise ship crashing into the docks of the Giudecca canal in June, the mayor urged Unesco to place it on its World Heritage site blacklist.
A compact city that you can easily discover in two days, Seville yields its multiple treasures in an unhurried way, with minimal planning necessary. Find out how to take in Moorish architecture, fast-paced flamenco, and creative tapas as you spend a perfect weekend in Seville.
Taking in the view of Seville from the Metropol Parasol
Friday
Afternoon/evening
Start off by exploring the charming lanes of Barrio Santa Cruz, the old Jewish neighbourhood – this is quintessential Seville, with tiled benches, orange trees and narrow alleyways.
Then head towards the Torre del Oro: this 13th-century Moorish tower in the old port is now a naval museum where you can learn about the city’s maritime heritage (kids will love the model ships). All ships departed and arrived here on their voyages to and from the New World. Take your leave, and stroll along the Guadalquivir river in the evening sunshine.
Stop off for an ice-cold Cruzcampo beer and some tapas on the terrace of Mercado Lonja del Barranco: at this gourmet market in an elegant Eiffel-designed building, feast on jamón ibérico, bull’s tail croquettes, and black squid ink salmorejo (a chilled soup). Next, cross Triana bridge to the down-to-earth gypsy quarter, and continue your riverside route to Torre Sevilla hotel. If you’re lucky, you’ll be whisked up to the 37th-floor panoramic terrace for a drink (be aware that sometimes it’s closed for private events). The glass-walled bar atop Andalucía’s tallest building has predictably steep prices (€6 for a glass of wine), but they’re worth it – you won’t get this mesmerising 360-degree view anywhere else.
Plan B: follow the river down to lively Triana bar El Embarcadero, with nautical-themed blue walls and canvas seats, featuring a well-heeled crowd.
Inside an ornate Real Alcázar courtyard
Saturday
Morning
If it’s your first visit to Seville, then start off at the Real Alcázar, Seville’s fabled Moorish-Gothic-Mudéjar-Renaissance palace – ideally, book the earliest time slot to beat the crowds. Gaze in wonder at the bougainvillea-filled gardens, regal pavilions and cool tiled halls, as featured in Game of Thrones, and take a mid-morning refresher in the palace’s garden cafe, parlaying with the resident peacocks.
Then wander up to Calle Sierpes, admiring the astonishing array of fan and shoe shops, to Metropol Parasol. Resembling six giant fungi – it’s known locally as Las Setas (the Mushrooms) – this is the largest wooden structure in the world. Get the lift to the top and follow the undulating walkway for expansive views over the city’s rooftops, looking out for the panels explaining what’s where on the skyline.
Flamenco dancers at the Plaza de España
Afternoon
Tucked away on a nearby back street is Zalata – expect a warm welcome from the restaurant’s Moroccan and Peruvian owners, whose innovative menu encompasses ceviche, lamb with couscous, and sardine burgers.
From here, a short hop brings you to Palacio de Las Dueñas, home of the late Duquesa de Alba. Devoted to the city (she had houses all over Spain, but this was her favourite), this eccentric aristocrat adored flamenco, Semana Santa (Holy Week) and Betis football club; you can peruse her personal mementos, as well as gaze at Renaissance paintings and 16th-century Flemish tapestries. Wander among the garden’s lemon trees that were once inspiration for Antonio Machado, one of Seville’s most famous poets.
Evening
Catch the early flamenco show at Casa de la Memoria – the dancers’ intricate, lightning-fast footwork will leave you breathless; the small exhibition upstairs explaining the gypsy music and dance form is worth a look too. Afterwards walk up to the Alameda de Hércules, and join the locals on their paseo (evening stroll) with children, grannies and dogs in tow. Take a front-row seat at one of El Disparate’s outdoor tables, and try the tomato, watermelon and grilled sardine salad or the prawn and mushroom ravioli. Carry on the boho vibe upstairs at their roof terrace bar, with cool tunes and a negroni.
Seville’s famous Cathedral with its Giralda bell tower
Sunday
Morning
Kick off day two at Seville’s must-see Catedral – if you haven’t booked tickets, buy yours at El Salvador and skip the queue. The basilica’s colossal scale is awe-inspiring (this is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world), with soaring ceilings and endless astonishing artworks. If you’re in a rush, use the kids’ audio guide (it’s shorter and not dumbed down). Unmissable are Christopher Columbus’ elaborate tomb, held aloft by four knights, and ascending the Giralda, the celebrated bell tower that was formerly a minaret.
Pass through the old city wall’s – Postigo del Aceite (Oil Gate) – to the Arenal district, stopping off at La Escalera del Colmaito delicatessen for local orange-flavoured biscuits and shrimp-infused oil, before crossing the river to Triana. Have you noticed the azulejos (ceramic tiles) around the city, depicting designs from Arabic geometric patterns to images of the Virgin Mary? These were all made in this neighbourhood at the Centro Cerámica Triana. In this former factory, learn about a centuries-old industry via Moorish kilns, 1950s advertisements, and interviews with trianeros who worked here.
Sunset over the Triana bridge and the Guadalquivir river
Afternoon
Pop round the corner to Alfarería 21, another converted tile factory, for tapas-with-a-modern-twist (think cod, lemon and honey fritters or chicken and sherry croquettes) beautifully matched with a glass of chilled fino (a light, dry sherry). Now it’s time to amble down to the Parque de María Luisa. The easy (read: lazy) way to explore the park? Hire a chic electric bicycle from Oh My Bikes; if you want to work off your lunch, then row a boat around Plaza de España’s majestic canal, spanned by four brick bridges with ceramic-tiled balustrades.
Where to stay
Bang in the centre – at the intersection of two pedestrianised streets, so there’s no traffic noise, and with shops, restaurants and monuments nearby – the Alminar has cosy, stylish, well-priced rooms. Splash out extra for a corner room – lighter, and with a Giralda view.
A converted 19th-century mansion with a luxurious vibe – gold headboards, damask bedspreads and chandeliers – Hotel Casa 1800 is perfectly placed for visiting both the cathedral and Alcázar. Two deal-closers are a rooftop pool looking onto the iconic former minaret, and a free afternoon buffet for refuelling after a day out.
Fact: Miami’s celeb-studded nightlife and waterfront real estate don’t come cheap. You just might find these 15 free things to do in Miami get to the heart of what really makes the Magic City so magical — while keeping your budget intact.
For many, a game of Cuban Dominos is a daily social event in Little Havana
Become a competitive domino spectator
At Maximo Gomez Park, the neighborhood’s older Cuban residents put on their best game face and gather to outwit each other over an intense game of dominoes. The players are passionate, and the action is fast, making this Little Havana landmark a favorite among visitors and local spectators alike. ‘Domino Park,’ as it’s frequently called, is open from 9am-6pm daily. 801 SW 15th Ave, Miami
Wander around the Wynwood Walls
Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood is ground-zero for the city’s street art scene, and the epicenter of that action is the Wynwood Walls. Work from over 50 of the world’s greatest street and graffiti artists — including Shepard Fairey and Kenny Scharf — are splashed over 80,000-square-feet of warehouse walls. Entrance (and the obligatory selfies) are free. 2520 NW 2nd Ave, Miami
The art deco buildings along Ocean Drive in Miami Beach are among the most recognizable images of the region
Art Deco architecture on South Beach
Miami Beach is home to some of the best examples of Art Deco architecture in the world, thanks in part to the work of the Miami Design Preservation League. Incidentally, the Art Deco Welcome Center is a great first stop on any self-guided Art Deco tour. Talk to one of the knowledgeable concierges and pick up a few brochures before pounding the pavement in search of Art Deco darlings like the Essex House Hotel, National Hotel and Delano South Beach. 1001 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach
Refuel on tacos at Wood Tavern
Budget-savvy Miamians know that on Tuesdays from 6-9pm, you head to Wood Tavern for its laid-back-and-local scene, an eclectic soundtrack and, oh yeah, free tacos. Grab a stack of them at the open-air bar and watch as a microcosm of the city comes together in the name of good times and tortilla-stuffed glory. 2531 NW 2nd Ave, Miami
The Ball & Chain bar is one of the most historic watering holes in the city
Learn to salsa at Ball & Chain
Opened in 1935, Ball & Chain has seen its fair share of action throughout its history, including performances by jazz greats like Billie Holiday and an illicit gambling deal or two. Today, its soaring Dade Pine roof is home to local bands, Cuban-inspired comestibles and ‘Little Havana Under the Stars,’ a weekly Thursday night event featuring free salsa dancing classes set to live music. Beginners and singles are encouraged to join. 1513 SW 8th St, Miami
A bustling Latin street party
On the last Friday of the month, Viernes Culturales takes over Little Havana. This monthly multicultural street party has been going strong for 20 years and features local arts and crafts, domino games, live music and plenty of dancing. If you have kids in tow, bring them along — all of the festivities are family friendly. 8th St, between 13th and 17th Ave, Miami
Beach breezes and soaring skyscrapers exemplify ‘Miami’ and don’t cost a dime
Cool off at South Pointe Park
South Pointe Park is the site of countless photo spreads and selfies for a reason — the views of its resident pier jutting into the turquoise waves of the Atlantic are simply breathtaking. Because of its location, the park is home to some deliciously cool breezes, perfect for laying out on a blanket or pairing it with a refreshing dip in the water. 1 Washington Ave, Miami Beach
Concerto al fresco at Soundscape Park
From October to May, the sprawling grounds of the Frank Gehry-designed SoundScape Park play host to the New World Symphony’s Wallcast concert series. Find a spot under one of the park’s tropical palms and settle in for an evening of live classical music performances and projections on a 7,000-square-foot wall. 400 17th St, Miami Beach
The Perez Art Museum is just one place to catch a glimpse of world-class art in Miami
Glimpse Miami’s great art collections
Miami is quickly coming into its own as an arbiter of world-class art (see: Art Basel) worth checking out. On the second Saturday of the month, the Perez Art Museum Miami welcomes adults and children for free hands-on activities, guided tours and artist meet-and-greets. The Wolfsonian offers free admission every Friday from 6-9pm and on the last Sunday of the month, Miami Beach’s The Bass waves admission to all visitors from 10am-5pm.
Downward dog along the bay
The 32-acre Bayfront Park offers free yoga classes along the glittering waters of Biscayne Bay at 6pm from Monday to Thursday and Saturday. Yogis of all abilities are welcome to participate, but space is available on a first-come, first-served basis — and don’t forget to bring your own towel or mat. 301 North Biscayne Blvd., Miami
From celebrities to Capone, the Biltmore Hotel has seen it all
Explore the Biltmore’s wild historic past
Built in 1926, the Biltmore Hotel’s storied past includes stints as a World War II hospital, celebrity sanctuary and hideout for Al Capone. You can explore this national historic landmark’s fascinating history during one of their free 55-minute Sunday walking tours. Tours depart at 1:30pm and 2:30pm. 1200 Anastasia Ave, Coral Gables
A night of jazz and art at MOCA
Rain or shine, locals love the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami’s popular Jazz at MOCA series, held on the last Friday of every month. The free concert features a double-whammy of culture, with both local and national jazz acts performing on the outdoor stage and free admission to the museum from 7-10pm. Donations, however, are encouraged in lieu of ticket purchase. 770 NE 125th St, North Miami
The Palm Court at the Design District holds free musical performances
Catch a Grammy-Award winner’s musical production
Head to the Design District’s Palm Court on Friday nights to catch a free musical performance produced by Grammy-Award winner Emilio Estefan (of Miami Sound Machine fame). Created in collaboration with maestro Eduardo Marturet of the Miami Symphony Orchestra, the Miami Design District Performance Series kicks off at 6pm and features happy hour specials at the neighboring Estefan Kitchen. 140 NE 39th St, Miami
Go backstage at the Arsht
Missed ticket sales to one of the Adrienne Arsht Center’s Broadway shows or local acts? A free tour of the venue might be the next best thing. You’ll get the lowdown on the building’s architecture, the stars that have graced its stage and the public art found beneath its soaring ceilings. Tours are offered Mondays and Saturdays at noon. 1300 Biscayne Blvd, Miami
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