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Category Archives: Europe
Wild Europe
Halloween is precisely one week away, and I know how difficult it can be to find inspiration for that truly original costume for the work party. French photographer Charles Fréger has provided encouragement to get traditional this year with some … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, History, Photography
Tagged Charles Fréger, Costume, Halloween, Wilder Mann
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Grand Hotel Budapest
I’m a huge fan of Wes Anderson‘s quirky, sentimental and witty films, and of an equally committed fan of all things Budapest related. So, of course, I’m already smitten by the prospect of Anderson’s upcoming film The Grand Budapest Hotel … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, movies, Tourism
Tagged Budapest, Grand Budapest Hotel, Hungary, Jason Schwartzman, Wes Anderson
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Not Just Spinning Your Wheels
Touring a new city on foot or by bicycle provides perspectives not possible from car or bus. The folks at Rapha, sellers of very hip cycling gear, get this and have created a marvelous series of European urban travel guidebooks. The … Continue reading
Discover Budapest
H/T to TBTP reader Rita from the website Love My Vouchers for this fun infographic (see below) on incredible Budapest. After spending a delightful week in Budapest this Spring, I’ve become an ardent proselytizer for the charms of Hungary’s capital. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, History, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Budapest, Hungary, Prague, River Danube, Travel and Tourism, Vienna
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La Tour Paris
La Tour Paris 13 is a unique street art event that has transformed a derelict Seine-side apartment building in the 13th arrondissment into a ten story installation. The free event, which runs through the month of October, has covered the … Continue reading
Travel Better London (with poetry)
Transport For London (TFL) has partnered with London poets to encourage Tube riders to be respectful, courteous and mindful. The overarching goal of the project is to encourage what they call Poetiquette: Patience, Helpfulness, Courtesy and Awareness. Along with celebration … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Tourism, Writing
Tagged London, London Underground, National Poetry Day, Transport for London
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Iceland Naturally
Elemental Iceland is an extraordinary time-lapse video shot over a three week road-trip last month . Peripatetic Norwegian photographer Stian Rekdal created the video from more than 40,000 shots. If you’ve ever visited Iceland, it will whisk you right back … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, Tourism
Tagged Iceland, Time-lapse photography, Travel and Tourism
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Think You Know London
Do you think that you know your way around London? Know the Underground like the back of your hand ? Could you name all 270 Tube stations? Well, comedian and song-writer Jay Forman has managed to squeeze it all into a … Continue reading
I Want The Space Shuttle
Situated in a former industrial warehouse building, Bonn Germany’s BaseCamp Young Hostel is a very clever campground with a twist. The hostel consists of a group of rehabbed, quirky, vintage camping trailers and rail cars. The units are arranged in a … Continue reading
