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Category Archives: Tourism
Mission Impossible
It may have just been a stunt to promote the UK National Art Pass, but Alex Gorosh did attempt to see “all” of the art in London’s museums in one day.
Posted in Art, Europe, Museums, Tourism
Tagged British Museum, London, London Museum, National Art Pass
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Norway Takes It Slow
A few years ago, I posted a story on the Norwegian Broadcasting Company’s longest, slowest television show. Viewers in Norway—and geeks like me around the world—were riveted to their screens for the non-stop, 134 hour-long telecast of the Hurtigruten boat … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Netflix, Norway, Television, Trains
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A century of wonders
This month, we are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Park Service. Over the decades, the Park Service has commissioned wonderful art work to encourage folks to get out and enjoy these national treasures. Some of the most enduring … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Tourism
Tagged Acadia, Death Valley, Grand Teton, Mount Rainier, National Parks
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Lost In Place
Getting lost in a new city isn’t always a bad thing. In fact, sometimes it’s the way that we discover the true spirit of a place. Lost iN is a marvelous series of locally curated travel guides that invites readers to “surrender … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Hotels, Maps, Restaurants, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, Los Angeles, Vienna
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Mountain Man
The Swiss street artist known as Saype recently completed this enormous “land work” in the mountains outside of Leysin, Switzerland. The piece, which is composed of cut and painted grass, depicts a relaxed man stretched out on a mountainside. Who would’t want … Continue reading
Too Much Candor Can Be Awkward
The Belgian street artist and graphic designer who goes by the enigmatic moniker Monk HF has been sharing some brutally honest travel posters on social media. The ongoing series challenges travelers to address uncomfortable issues, such as pollution, war, migration, animal exploitation, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Europe, Middle East, South America, Tourism
Tagged Borneo, Brazil, Faroe Islands, Greece, Phuket, Thailand
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Towering Tourist Traps
I readily admit that I’m a sucker for observation towers, suspended glass walkways, giant wheels, and all manner of tourist traps in the sky. So, the next time that I visit Brighton UK I will spring for a ticket to … Continue reading
