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Category Archives: Tourism
Cultural Connections
I hesitate to promote apps because so many turn out to be disappointing. However, I really like the Bloomberg Connects app which offers access to exhibitions, collections and renowned artists at over 350 museums and other cultural organizations. Bloomberg Philanthropies … Continue reading
Posted in apps, Architecture, Art, Asia, Canada, Europe, Libraries, Museums, South America, Tourism, USA
Tagged botanical gardens, High Line, iPhone apps, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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New York State of Mind
Both branches of my family emigrated to New York City from Eastern Europe during the late 19th century. So, it’s natural that I’ve always viewed New York as the center of the known universe. Back in the 19th century, marketers … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Architecture, Art, History, Museums, Photography, Public Transport, Tourism, USA
Tagged Manhattan, New York City, New York World's Fair, poster art, Travel Posters
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Bookstore Tourism : Paris
The Anti Public Library is a blend of record shop and book store combined with a bar set in Paris’ always hip Le Marais district. Created by artist Henri Levy, founder and creative director of the avant-garde brand Enfants Riches … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Photography, Tourism
Tagged indie bookstores, Le Marais, Paris, vinyl
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Coffee Stories
Regular visitors to Travel Between The Pages know that I am passionate about both travel and coffee. So, I fell bigtime for the wonderful blog project called Coffee Receipt Stories. Four years ago, Japan-based Odding Wang was sitting in a cafe, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Middle East, Restaurants, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged coffee shops, Columbia, Japan, Morocco
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Random but not ephemeral
I have had the good fortune to have visited Iceland many times over the years, but I still get flummoxed sometimes by the country’s strict naming system. The Mystery of the Icelandic Naming Committee. The Amsterdam-based artist Frankey brings a playful twist … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Film, Tourism, Writing
Tagged Amsterdam, Comics, England, Jane Austen, Street Art, Winchester
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Atlas of Antiquity
I don’t know how I missed the amazing site vici.org which offers an excellent interactive map of archeological sites. It’s easy to spend hours down the rabbit hole exploring the thousands of locations with significant ancient buildings or ruins. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, History, Maps, Middle East, Museums, Tech, Tourism
Tagged archeology, Europe, History
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Tokyo Midnight
I know very little about manga culture, but I was suitably impressed by this 19-minute live-action masterpiece, titled Midnight, which is based on a 1986 manga series by Osamu Tezuka, affectionately known as the Godfather of Manga. The entire project was … Continue reading
Once Upon a Time in L.A.
Film director Quentin Tarantino has opened a coffee shop thematically based on the 1973 movie “Coffy” staring Pam Grier. True fans certainly remember that Grier played the lead role in the Tarantino movie Jackie Brown. The coffeeshop is attached to … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Film, Restaurants, Tourism, USA
Tagged Los Angeles, Pam Grier, Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino
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NYC Postcard
‘New York Postcard’. A pocket sized film shot during a few days in NYC. Directed by the Mc Gloughlin Brothers.
