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Category Archives: Tourism
Copenhagen For Free
This summer Copenhagen is rewarding visitors who support sustainable tourism with a wide range of free perks. Travelers can earn rewards at Copenhagen attractions ranging from a free lunch or a cup of coffee to a kayak tour or even … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Public Transport, Restaurants, Tourism
Tagged Copenhagen, Denmark, freebees, sustainable tourism
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Selling Nature
I have fond memories of exploring the Greek islands way back in the 20th century when it was still possible to find secluded beaches and little family run hotels. Alas, mass tourism has made all of that unlikely. The Berlin-based … Continue reading
Reading Room
The British Museum in London has reopened its famous circular Reading Room for visitors with free tours .The historic Reading Room was built between 1854 and 1857 to a design by Sydney Smirke using cast iron, concrete, and glass. Much of … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, History, Libraries, Museums, Tourism
Tagged Arthur Conan Doyle, Bram Stoker, British Library, British Museum, London
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Welcome to the city of love
The BBC has released a new promotional video to gin-up some excitement for the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Titled ‘Welcome to the City of Love,’ the short weaves a heartwarming narrative that blends Parisian romance with the passion … Continue reading
You Are Here
Poetry in Parks is an initiative to install poetry on picnic tables in seven national parks. As public works of art, the picnic tables will each feature a historic American poem selected by the 24th U.S. National Poet Laureate, Ada Limón. … Continue reading
Posted in Tourism, USA, Writing
Tagged Ada Limon, National Parks, Poet Laureate, Poetry
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Disappearing Bags
I try to avoid checking baggage when I fly, but some times it’s necessary to take that leap of faith and hope that luggage actually arrives. In the video below Sam Denby of Half as Interesting explains what goes on behind the … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Animation, Film, Public Transport, Tourism, USA
Tagged Air Travel, airports
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Is It Even A City
The simple creativity in the new video below for VisitOslo is rare in tourism ads these days, most of which blend into each other. This is different, a typical understated Norse dry sense of humor.
it’s closer than you think
CLOSE is a very neat visualization project that shows where to locate in city neighborhoods essential amenities within a short distance of travel. “Proximity governs how we live, work, and socialize. Close is an interactive travel time map for people … Continue reading
Posted in apps, Maps, Public Transport, Restaurants, Tech, Tourism, USA
Tagged Cartography, Urban Exploration
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Bookstore Tourism: Il mio tipo di posto
It’s been more than a decade since I’ve visited Florence, so you will have to forgive that I missed the grand opening to the amazing Libreria Giunti Odeon. This fabulous mash-up of a cinema, bookstore and cafe premiered in November … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Film, History, movies, Restaurants, Tourism
Tagged Firenze, Florence, Italy
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London For Free
Some of the vintage oldtimers who have been following Travel Between The Pages for many eons may recall that during the last century I made a dubious living writing travel guidebooks and newsletters. One of my better selling books was … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Tourism, Travel Writing, Writing
Tagged Budget Travel, guidebooks, London, London For Free
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