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Category Archives: Tourism
MoMA Unadulterated
Audio Tour Hack is a playful band of artists and communication professionals who collaborate with museums, galleries and businesses to create interactive and entertaining content. Their most recent project, MoMA Unadulterated, enlisted a gaggle of 3 to 10 year old … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Film, Museums, Tourism, USA
Tagged Art Museums, Museum of Modern Art, New York City
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What makes Paris look like Paris
Even if you have never had the opportunity to visit Paris, you probably have a very clear notion of what the city’s distinctive architecture looks like. Not simply the iconic sights, such as Notre Dame and the Louvre, but the … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Eiffel Tower, Musée du Louvre, Notre Dame de Paris, Paris
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Best Tour Bus Ever
By now, we are all too familiar with the ubiquitous double-decker tour buses that clog the streets of every significant tourist destination around the world. But these neat Parisian models from 1950 actually look like fun to ride. Built on … Continue reading
Urbanauts: Staying Local in Vienna
The Vienna, Austria based Urbanauts have started a movement that they have dubbed Das Horizontale Hotel. This project is converting vacant neighborhood storefront shops around Vienna into single-room hotels. Their first mini-hotel is housed in a former tailor shop near … Continue reading
Sometimes Paris
Sometimes Paris feels just like this…
The Joy of Maps
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Cruising Biblical Style
Last year the blogosphere was all abuzz with reports that Dutchman Johan Huibers was building a replica of Noah’s Ark and that he planned to sail it to London for the Olympics. Well, the Olympics have arrived, but the Ark … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, Tourism
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Literature By The Pound
When I was in Madrid earlier this year, I visited many antiquarian and secondhand book stores, but some how I missed La Casqueria, Libros al Peso. Situated in the recently renovated Mercado de San Fernando in the up and coming … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Tourism, Writing
Tagged Bookselling, La Casqueria, Madrid, Spain
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Yum, Airline Food
If you’re a travel geek, or just a glutton for punishment, you don’t want to miss out on the always entertaining website Airline Meals. Curated for over a decade by an anonymous website designer from Rotterdam, this curiously engaging website … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Airline meal, Airport lounge, Amsterdam, Delta Air Lines
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London for Free
The brand new free London Official City Guide app for iPhone and Android keeps you up to date with the hottest events, outstanding attractions and the must see recommendations for things to do across London. You can also quickly find … Continue reading
Posted in apps, Europe, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Android, iPhone, London, London Official City Guide App, Olympic Games
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