{"id":110585,"date":"2026-06-17T21:08:13","date_gmt":"2026-06-17T21:08:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/dk\/110585\/"},"modified":"2026-06-17T21:08:13","modified_gmt":"2026-06-17T21:08:13","slug":"our-editors-are-going-to-megeve-ibiza-and-copenhagen-in-june-heres-what-were-taking-with-us","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/dk\/110585\/","title":{"rendered":"Our Editors Are Going to Meg\u00e8ve, Ibiza, and Copenhagen in June\u2014Here’s What We’re Taking With Us"},"content":{"rendered":"

As travel editors, we get to cover a lot of ground\u2014and we don\u2019t just mean miles, but all the proximate joys that come along with life on the road, from the restaurants we\u2019re dining at<\/a> to the books<\/a> we\u2019re reading on the plane. This June, the editors at Cond\u00e9 Nast Traveler are ushering in summer with World Cup games in Kansas City and regattas in Sorrento. Euro summer is in full swing, and our team is scattered between Meg\u00e8ve, Copenhagen, Patmos, and Ibiza. As you can imagine, inspiration is coming from all corners, whether that’s in the form of maximalism at the new Vanderpump hotel in Vegas, or the history of art on the streets of Florence<\/a>. Below, what our editors across our London and New York City desks are loving this month.<\/p>\n

Olivia Squire, features editor\"Image<\/p>\n

June is that time of year when the UK is at its most outrageous, show-offy, and blindingly beautiful\u2014when all I want to do is drift around a walled garden, lie under an oak tree, or drink ros\u00e9 in a pub garden. I started the season with a trip to Glen Dye<\/a>, a collection of art-suffused cottages and cabins in the Scottish Highlands. Its just-opened \u201cluxury dry goods store\u201d is a tiny, brilliantly obtuse (those wanting to procure items have to write, call, or visit) shop championing British crafts. Then to the new Hope by WildLand<\/a>, where the outside is brought in through gloriously tactile materials like flax, tweed, and stone. Its ongoing rewilding of 120,000 acres of Sutherland wilderness is truly inspiring\u2014as is Isabella Tree\u2019s Knepp<\/a> in Sussex, where I dropped into the Wilding Kitchen for a glass of Wiston Estate sparkling wine.<\/p>\n

I was there to check out the Black Horse<\/a>, a gorgeous, 11-room revamped pub in the tooth-achingly sweet village of Amberley, where the star of the show is the Italian-inflected menu by chef Antonio. He uses produce from the nearby Nutbourne Estate<\/a>, which I popped into for its first \u201cBurgers and Bubbly\u201d of the season. Other recent weekenders include Somerset\u2019s The Newt<\/a>, which I\u2019ve had on my list for years\u2014its astonishing gardens didn\u2019t disappoint\u2014and my annual pilgrimage to Charleston Festival<\/a>. I picked up Olivia Laing\u2019s The Silver Book<\/a> after hearing them speak about darkness, sex, and intrigue in 1970s Rome\u2014a summer beach read with bite.<\/p>\n

For all that countryside gallivanting, there\u2019s nothing like London in the sun. Bar Etna<\/a> is going to be the place of the summer, and I also can\u2019t wait to try The Golden Tooth<\/a>. As an Olivia, I\u2019m naturally piqued by OLLY\u2019s x Voodoo Ray\u2019s<\/a> olive-heavy menu for National Olive Day. And as a millennial woman who Lily Allen has in a chokehold, I\u2019ll be heading to Mighty Hoopla<\/a> to see her for my first festival of the year. For my summer wardrobe<\/a>, I\u2019m coveting these fishermen\u2019s sandals from Cos<\/a>, a nautical-ish shirt from S\u00e9zane<\/a>, and some Chloe sunglasses<\/a> to channel French girl chic; but realistically, you\u2019ll see me stomping around town in my new favorite Damson Madder dress<\/a> (it\u2019s giving picnic blanket). Finally, I\u2019m off to Ytri<\/a>, a remote island retreat in Norway, to take a breather from all that midsummer madness.<\/p>\n