Ask us where to go and we will usually answer with a question: when?
Timing decides more than weather. It decides who else is there, which rooms are worth holding, whether the light is kind at the hour you will actually be outside, and whether a place feels like itself or like a queue. A destination in its right season needs no selling. Out of season, no amount of planning fully repairs it.
This is knowledge that accumulates slowly — seasons observed, not searched. It is the first thing we bring to any conversation about where to go next.
