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| View in browser Indagare.com How you travel matters Seek • Discover • Explore October 5, 2026 What’s New in New York City The cherry blossoms are blooming in Central Park, the Met Gala is one month away and a new season of openings and happenings is upon us (so long, winter doldrums). Find out what should be on your radar in our springtime dispatch from senior editor and Manhattanite Elizabeth Harvey, including the exhibitions and restaurants to know now—like the new French fine-dining spot, Marcel, opening in the Breuer building (owned by Sotheby’s) in mid-April. Discover more \> The Antwerp Six: The Exhibition Everyone Should be Talking About One of fashion’s most influential movements is back in the spotlight. A major new exhibition at MoMu celebrating the Antwerp Six opened on Saturday, marking 40 years since designers like Dries Van Noten and Ann Demeulemeester reshaped global fashion and established Antwerp as one of its capitals. The exhibition runs through January 2027. If you’re considering a fashion pilgrimage (or just looking for a new European city to explore), discover where you should be staying, dining and shopping with our cheat sheet to Antwerp.  Get the guide Navigating Travel Right Now With ongoing airspace disruptions, long lines at airports, cancelled routes and rising oil prices, travel planning has become more complex. Many travelers are also rethinking where to go—looking to destinations across North and South America, for example, for more straightforward routing and equally compelling experiences. Indagare’s trip designers provide real-time guidance, seamless itinerary adjustments and smart destination alternatives that work best for you. Learn more about our Custom Planner Membership and get paired with a trip designer today. Join Indagare Catching Up With California Baby on Board: A SoCal Road Trip Exclusive for Indagare Members Indagare’s Rose Taylor shares tips from a successful family road trip with her seven-month-old, including how to pace your itinerary, where to eat, sleep and explore—plus, what to pack (and leave at home). Get her guide \> Foodie’s Guide to the Coast Three in-the-know foodies—celebrated chef Scott Clark, James Beard award-winning writer Betsy Andrews and photographer Cheyenne Ellis—share their guide for what to do and where to eat, from Santa Cruz to Montecito. Take me there \> Exploring Napa in the Off-Season Indagare’s Emma Fitzpatrick shares what makes Napa magical in the off-season—plus the restaurants and wineries not to miss. Explore Napa \> Melissa’s Travels 4 Openings To Know in Rome On my recent trip to Rome, I found the city buzzing with new energy—from a major hotel debut to standout exhibitions. Here are four exciting openings to have on your radar: 1. Corinthia Rome, newly opened in February, has one of the city’s most stunning suites—plus restaurants overseen by Milan-based chef, Carlo Cracco. 2. The “Venus” exhibition at PM23, a new cultural space from Valentino, pairs epic works by Joana Vasconcelos with some of Valentino’s archival haute couture. 3. Famed fashion designer Maria Grazia Chiuri (of Dior and Fendi) and her talented children have reimagined the jewel-box Teatro della Cometa, now a cultural hub with a charming café. 4. Galleria Borghese has two new exhibitions worth seeing: Marcello Provenzale from Cento: A Genius of Baroque Mosaic and Return to Galleria Borghese: Giovan Francesco Penni and Raphael’s Workshop. Explore Rome Indagare Journeys Inside Prague & the Bohemian Countryside Step into the pages of a storybook on our Insider Journey to Prague and Bohemia with the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA). From special access at St. Vitus Cathedral and the Strahov Monastery Library to a private, after-hours viewing at the Mucha Museum at Savarin Palace, this journey offers rare entry into the region’s most celebrated cultural treasures—alongside exclusive visits to Bohemia’s grand castles and countryside estates. Learn more & sign up Travel with Indagare Do you want a dedicated trip designer to plan your next trip, informed by Indagare’s coveted travel intelligence, concierge service and relationships around the globe? Apply for Custom Planner Membership \> Are you obsessed with planning your next trip, hungry for the latest in travel intelligence and tools to book your hotels with VIP Amenities? Become a Self Planner \>  Do you love traveling with others, exploring a destination with like-minded travelers who share your curiosity and passions? 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