Though some pockets of the Costa Brava have seen development, much of this coastline still features rugged cliffs, rocky coves, natural parks, and fishing villages that haven’t lost their charm. The region runs for more than 120 miles, from the seaside town of Blanes (just north of Barcelona) all the way to the French border.

Since the Rose Revolution in 2003, the country has undergone major transformation. Tbilisi has emerged as a creative hub, with independent designers, winemakers, chefs, and artists reclaiming old buildings and reimagining them in their own way.

Field Notes are firsthand travel recommendations for and/or by our ECT Clubhouse members. This week, Maarja Soidla, Brand Strategist at Iglupark, shares her notes from Tallinn, Estonia.

As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Antigua is famous for its well-preserved Spanish Baroque-influenced architecture, with buildings that date back to the 16th and 17th centuries. Throw in a majestic backdrop (the city is surrounded by three volcanoes), enduring artisan traditions, some of the world’s best coffee, and a thriving art scene, and you can easily see why it’s a growing tourist destination.

Field Notes are firsthand travel recommendations for and/or by our ECT Clubhouse members. This week, Jordan Courtenay shares her notes from Copenhagen, Denmark.

Nashville offers Southern roots with a modern vibe—it’s an accessible cool—ambitious but unpretentious—which makes it one of the most fun cities to drop into right now.