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Category Archives: Tourism
The New York Project
There’s no ambiguity about New York City; you either love it or you hate it. Photographer Pavel Tenyakov clearly falls into the amorous category. His wonderful time-lapse video The New York Project will have even the haters longing for a … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, Tech, Tourism, USA
Tagged Manhattan, NYC, Time-lapse photography
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Bibliomania
New York City-based photographer Franck Bohbot has been wowing photography fans with his perceptive and atmospheric images of scenes around North America. But bibliophiles will want to actively follow his ongoing project called House of Books. This pared down series … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Libraries, Tourism, USA
Tagged Boston, Boston Public Library, Paris
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Ye Old Transit Map
Londoners think that I’m mad, but I’m a big fan of the London Tube system and an even bigger fan of Tube maps. I get a kick out of the clever boots who create their own versions of the iconic … Continue reading
A Holiday Trip To The Moon
This year’s holiday light display in central Madrid is designed to take spectators on a visual trip to the moon as they walk or ride along the Gran Via. Created by Brut Deluxe Studio, the repeating motif is a sequence … Continue reading
Budapest Christmas
For the second year, Hello Wood, an art/architecture/design project, has built a special Christmas tree in the heart of Budapest near Deák tér. Constructed of 5,000 pieces of firewood, and illuminated by specially designed lighting from Philips Hungary, the impressive … Continue reading
Get On Board The Holiday Train
The Chicago Transit Authority is getting into the holiday spirit again this year with the wildly popular Holiday Train!. Santa and his elves ride the train passing out candy canes and season’s greetings. The spectacular train is an amazing sight – during … Continue reading
In Praise of Rarity
In case you needed another reason to visit Paris this holiday season, the Bibliothèque Nationale has opened a special exhibition to showcase treasures from its enormous collection. E’loge de la rareté: Cent trésors de la Réserve des livres presents one … Continue reading
Don’t Forget The Duct Tape
Posted in Air Travel, Hotels, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Backpacking, Budget Travel, Currency Exchange
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The End of an Era
Yesterday the German rail company Deutsche Bahn ended sleeper train service between Berlin and Paris. Once a mainstay of continental travel, the overnight route ran for nearly eighty years. Demand for the night train, which took 12 hours on the … Continue reading
London on a Sugar High
Most visitors to London are interested in historic pubs, trendy bars or hipster coffeehouses, but for those seeking a sugar high head over to the new Cereal Killer Café. Located on brick lane in uber hip Shoreditch, the brand new … Continue reading
