Louis Vuitton expands its City Guides collection with new editions devoted to some of the most stimulating cities on the international scene. The French maison thus continues to develop one of its most recognizable editorial offerings, conceived to discover each destination from a cultural, gastronomic, architectural and creative perspective. Far from presenting them as mere travel guides, the Louis Vuitton City Guides gather selected addresses and local perspectives that allow readers to get close to the singular character of each city. Hotels, restaurants, galleries, bookstores, design spaces, wellness offerings and less obvious places form a cartography designed for travelers attentive to the identity and unique rhythm of each destination.The collection retains the spirit that has distinguished these publications since their earliest editions: a personal approach to travel, removed from conventional routes and oriented toward experiences with meaning. Each volume offers a contemporary reading of the city, attending both to its heritage and to the new expressions of its cultural life. Editorial design once again occupies a central place in these new releases. The City Guides belong to the universe of the brand’s objects that transcend their practical function to enter the realm of collecting and visual culture. Their format, their carefully curated selection of content and the collaboration with illustrators, writers and connoisseurs of each destination make each edition a travel companion and, at the same time, an editorial piece with its own identity.This renewal also underscores the relevance of travel understood as an experience of discovery. At a time when high-end hospitality and cultural tourism are gaining increasing importance, Louis Vuitton offers a measured, well-documented gaze, focused on the authenticity of places and the quality of the recommendations. With the new editions of the Louis Vuitton City Guides, the maison reinforces the cultural dimension of its travel universe. The initiative continues a tradition closely linked to the art of traveling and consolidates a collection that interprets major cities through curiosity, design and an international sensibility.