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Stairway to heaven

20 June 2018

The co-operative apartment block in Valencia that’s a brutalist triumph, casting a spiritual spell on its devoted residents.

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Shore thing

22 June 2017

Valencianos are rediscovering the breezy joys of coastline cuisine and relaxed eating.

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Rosa Lladró is the president of Lladró, the Spanish porcelain company begun by her father and uncles in the 1950s. Having ducked a manufacturing downturn in Spain, she tells Monocle how to combine family and financial…

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Europe

17 February 2015

Kicking over the statues in Spain, Istanbul's Tehran trippers and an overdue fix for Balkan rail travel.

Radio

Monocle on Design - London Design Festival and Feria Hábitat Valencia

27 September 2022

We continue our coverage of the London Design Festival and then cross over to international trade fair Feria Hábitat Valencia.

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Business

19 September 2013

Mobile banking in Burma, polishing diamonds in Botswana and raising a glass to the whisky industry in Tasmania

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Architecture

21 September 2017

Brisbane buildings, Hong Kong’s underpasses and Valencia’s design renaissance.

Radio

The Sessions at Midori House - Josh Rouse

4 April 2015

Valencia-based Americana musician Josh Rouse is in the studio to play us tracks from his 11th studio album,‘The Embers of Time’ and chats to Monocle’s Andrew Mueller.

Radio

The Briefing, episode 599

25 February 2014

The latest from Ukraine as the political crisis continues to unfold, we find out why Benjamin Netanyahu has not addressed the Israeli press in over a year, and we also meet Valencia’s paella police.

Radio

The Entrepreneurs - Eureka 199: Closca

29 May 2020

Carlos Ferrando is the founder and CEO of Closca, a Valencia-based company that designs products to inspire change. These include an award-winning collapsible bicycle helmet and the Closca mask (conceived as an anti-poll…

Radio

The Monocle Daily, episode 498

25 September 2013

As the 68th General Assembly of the United Nations grinds on, we take the opportunity to examine the record of Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, find out why Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava is causing controversy in…

Monocle Minute

Fight to the death

29 March 2016

If the fight between the supporters and opponents of bullfighting in Spain were itself a bullfight, it would seem that the action has entered the second stage, tercio de banderillas, in which the bull’s last remaining…

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Gift guide

17 November 2007

Amanda phones, Tretorn shoes, Leica cameras, iPod Touch, must-have books and magazines, plus wooden skis - our holiday gift guide has it all.

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Small town, big city

21 April 2022

Village life is alive and well in the surprising environs of one of Spain’s busiest trade hubs. We took a stroll through Benimaclet.

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Swiss precision

25 April 2013

The Swiss carrier has established itself as a trusted link between Lugano and regional airports overlooked by the major airlines. Its focus on premium options and service is winning business clientele.

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Bella interiors

13 May 2014

With attendees from 160 countries, Milan furniture fair Salone del Mobile is an unrivalled global cornerstone for the design industry. Monocle picks out the highlights from the show.