In 1493, plucky Italian explorer Christopher Columbus discovered St. Barts, a tiny tropical isle between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. Today, the hotel Eden Rock, St. Barths, honors his discovery with the aptly named Christopher Columbus Suite. Seemingly suspended over the Caribbean Sea, the glass-enclosed residence features an open-concept layout and floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the tropical waters below. The 2,200-square-foot suite showcases an intimate dining nook, a private bar, a spa…

On February 19, the green flag will fly on the 2016 season of Lamborghini’s Esperienza and Accademia driving courses. The raging bull will charge out of the gate with experiential events geared for both novice and experienced racing enthusiasts, allowing them to test their mettle on top-tier tracks in Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia.

For those just beginning with the marque, the Esperienza program provides an introductory day that kicks off with a gourmet breakfast, followed by lessons in perform…

Less than half an hour from Lake Tahoe, one of California’s most desirable getaways, Martis Camp, is the ideal home away from home. The 2,177-acre property boasts a Tom Fazio–designed golf course, a spa, the Aerial Adventure Park with zip-line courses, and ski access to Northstar’s Lookout Mountain. Although none of the homes have direct ski-in/ski-out access, they are conveniently located next to Lookout Lodge, which offers private access to the slopes.

Current listings include 18 new homesites and…

Switzerland has long been neutral ground—and we’re not talking about politics. Because the country lacks its own auto industry, the annual Geneva International Motor Show—taking place March 3 through 13—is the perfect place for global automotive manufacturers to show off their goods on a level playing field; and many performance and luxury brands from Europe like Ferrari, Audi, and Aston Martin take full advantage. This year’s show promises to be packed with exciting new debuts, ranging from high-end production cars t…

During the recent Artcurial Rétromobile Auction in Paris, a 1957 Ferrari 335 Sport Scaglietti (chassis No. 0674) sold for $35.6 million, which is the second highest price ever paid for a Ferrari—or any car—at auction. While early reports rumored that the soccer star Lionel Messi was the car’s buyer, more reputable reports indicate that it was actually purchased by an Ohio real estate developer already in possession of a sizable Ferrari collection.

One of only four produced, the 1957 Ferrari 335 Sport Sc…

With France’s famed wine-growing region as a backdrop, the recently opened InterContinental Bordeaux—Le Grand Hotel pays homage to its posh predecessor, the Grand Hôtel de Bordeaux & Spa, while establishing a new benchmark for hospitality in its namesake city. And it is only fitting that, in a country that is a mecca for gourmands, the hotel would pair with Michelin-starred culinary magician Gordon Ramsay to present Le Pressoir d’Argent restaurant and its menu inspired by the acclaimed cuisine of Aquitaine…

With cinephiles focused on the upcoming Academy Awards on February 28, RobbReport.com looked back through some of Hollywood’s most unforgettable movies and the timeless memorabilia that helps make them so iconic. Here are the top 10 most-expensive collectibles from nominated and Academy Award–winning films to ever sell at auction—roll ’em. 

The spotlights remained forever focused on David Bowie, whether he was on stage or off, thanks to his unparalleled style. The British rock star continuously redefined not only music, but himself—most famously with his androgynous persona Ziggy Stardust. An ever-changing amalgam of ideas and impulses, Bowie’s restless curiosity and unremitting courage drove him to blur the lines between genres in the fields of entertainment and fashion. As the world continues to mourn the devastati…

A haven for horologic investments, Buben & Zörweg’s X-007 Extreme is a watch-winding vault built for Bond. The Germany-based safe manufacturer pairs its hallmark artistic aesthetic and innovative security measures to create the latest timepiece tower. With cement-free walls made of advanced armoring material that weighs 50-percent less than standard external barriers, the sophisticated citadel is extremely strong while maintaining elasticity to withstand blunt force.

Designed to fit in with the most…

After exploring the Bahamas and Cuba, Christopher Columbus reached the northeastern shore of Hispaniola (the modern-day Dominican Republic) in December of 1492, reportedly claiming, “There is no island more beautiful in the world.” For its 29th property, Aman Resorts (known for its elaborate retreats hidden in the farthest corners of the globe) decided to follow in his footsteps. I may not be as bold as Columbus himself but, after several days at the resort, I can confidently say there is not a more beautiful …