The Magnificent Path is available only to guests staying at the hotel.
Following its success at Bvlgari Hotel Roma and Milano, Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo introduces its own edition of The Magnificent Path, a digital app presenting a curated urban itinerary that unveils Tokyo's most captivating facets.
Exclusively available to Hotel guests, the app presents a walkable route between the Hotel and the iconic Bvlgari Ginza Tower. Along the way, guests will encounter eight carefully selected Landmarks, each revealing unexpected stories, and eight Interludes — moments of pause inviting guests to immerse themselves in the unique character of the city. Paying homage to Bvlgari iconography and its emblematic star, the route follows an eight-figure path.
Curated in collaboration with IFEXPERIENCE, The Magnificent Path offers a new way to explore Tokyo — one that is exclusive, enchanting, and distinctly Bvlgari.
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