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Category Archives: Europe
London 1927
Since nearly all of the movie footage that we see from the first half of the 20th century was shot in black and white, we miss out on the rich texture of those bye-gone years. So, this amazing film of … Continue reading
A Tale of Two Cities
When freelance photographer Daniella Zalcman is not on assignment, she divides her time between New York City and London. Zalcman recently completed a series of photographs titled New York + London which dramatically mixes images of both great cities in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Photography, USA
Tagged Kickstarter, London, New York + London, New York City
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Free Paris Walking Tour
Well, now that I’ve grabbed your attention, I have to admit that the title of this post is a little misleading. The” walking tour” is just a 50 minute long video (see below) filmed on a week-long visit to Paris during … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, Photography, Tourism
Tagged Basilique du Sacré-Cœur Paris, Eiffel Tower, Montmartre, Musée du Louvre, Paris
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Venice, City of Readers
A group of 100 authors in Italy have organized as Venice, City of Readers and have issued a manifesto protesting the disappearance of Venice’s bookstores. The writers, including Italian and international authors, gathered at the historic Salone della Libreria Sansoviniana … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Libraries, Tourism, Writing
Tagged Biblioteca Marciana, Libreria Sansoviniana, Venetian Arsenal, Venice, Venice Biennale
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Can’t Ask for A Better Hotel
We all know by now that a significant percentage of online travel reviews are bogus, but a group of pranksters in the UK have raised some serious doubts about TripAdvisor‘s screening process. Last week an unidentified group of jokesters posted … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Hotels, Tech, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Glasgow, Scotland, TripAdvisor
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One Day One Artist
Les Bains, the once popular and now defunct nightclub, has been empty since 2010. But while it awaits renovation, the owner Jean-Pierre Marois has allowed dozens of street artists to turn the 19th century building into an art gallery. The … Continue reading
All the Beer in China
The always entertaining and informative website Buzzfeed created this clever video that demonstrates how much food one can purchase with the equivalent of $5 US in various countries around the globe. “How Much Food Can You Buy For $5 Around … Continue reading
On the Cuff
The very imaginative folks at designhype have created a cleverly designed line of urban street and subway maps embossed on metal cuff bracelets. Metro Cuffs currently cover New York City, London, Paris, Berlin, Milan, and Chicago. The next release in … Continue reading
JR Spans the Globe
Before he set out for the U.S. to promote his ongoing Inside Out Project, French street artist JR recently visited Berlin where he completed several large-scale new works. His Wrinkles of the City project explores both aging of individual Berlin … Continue reading
