Articles #912
Prague for beginners
Gehry's dancing house1) CLIMB THE ZIZKOV TELEVISION TOWERBroaden your horizons and treat yourself to a few minutes at the observatory of the tallest...
The less Flemish side of Bruges
Bored witches? wait and seeThe negative aspect of a city being a World Heritage Site is that even the young swans that swim cheekily through the waters...
Eight questions (and answers) about the Begijnhof in Bruges
Questions (and answers) about the Begijnhof in BrugesWHERE IS IT?In the southern part of the city , next to the Lake of Love. It is accessed by a bridge...
The best cupcakes in Madrid
The sweetest art in small doses.CUPCAKE MADRIDAt number 126 of the street Velazquez we found a cozy bakery with sweets that take away the senses. This...
Cultural (and hot chocolate) winter in Paris
Hopper at the Grand Palais1) The star exhibition in Paris: Edward Hopper at the Grand Palais. After Monet, Picasso, Turner and Klim, the American Edward...
Mast Brothers: of brothers, beards, chocolate and design in New York
Mast Brothers: Master ChocolatiersThe designers ** Evan and Oliver Haslegrave , also brothers (and bearded ones) **, known for their work in New York...
Designer chocolate for addicts, part 2
Chocolate bar designed for Valentine's Day by designer Tithi Kutchamuch.The interest in chocolate is massive, or at least that is the only reasonable...
The five best chocolatiers in New York
Mast Brothers: Master Chocolatiers** THE MAST BROTHERS **111 North 3rd St. Williamsburg.All Manhattan is full of its delicious chocolate bars of American...
From García Márquez to Kerouac, in the footsteps of those who wrote Mexico City
Mexico City from García Márquez to KerouacLike him, many other writers, poets and philosophers were caught up in the absorbing energy of Mexico City....
Breakfast buffet: manual of use and enjoyment
Breakfast buffet: manual of use and enjoyment1) You're having breakfast, not shooting the remake of La Grande Bouffe. Breakfast is the most important...
In the footsteps of Jane Austen in Bath
Views of BathHere lived Jane Austen 1801-1805. The only plaque that commemorates the novelist's stay in Bath and, to make matters worse, the dates are...
The Sartorialist: when a blog becomes art
Scott's PhenomenonIt was the year 2005 when Scott Schumann began his photographic work on his blog The Sartorialist. Seven years later, one of the most...