
Breakfast at Tiffany’s has gone non-fiction
Did you know that you can now have breakfast at Tiffany’s? Continue reading Breakfast at Tiffany’s has gone non-fiction
Did you know that you can now have breakfast at Tiffany’s? Continue reading Breakfast at Tiffany’s has gone non-fiction
The confluence point of the Sava and Danube rivers, Belgrade has a Balkan experience in store. Continue reading What to Do in Belgrade?
There is a property in Canada completely dedicated to the pastel world of Wes Anderson, available for bookings through Airbnb. Continue reading Becoming Margot Tenenbaum through Airbnb
Designed by the famous French architect Jean Nouvel, Louvre Abu Dhabi will open its doors on the 11th of November, 2017. Continue reading Louvre Abu Dhabi to open in November 11th, 2017
The ninth chapter in the series is dedicated to some very delicate and crispy biscuits: Almond Thins. Blending almonds, butter and sugar, a Belgian baker named Jules Destrooper once prepared a special dough in 1886. Since then, almond thins are quite associated with the famous brand Jules Destrooper and parts of Belgium, especially a small Town called Lo in the West Flanders where almond thins … Continue reading Sweet Tastes of Belgium: Chapter 9 – Almond Thins
Sintra is a small and magical town located about 25 km northwest of Lisbon. Home to very eccentric castles and palaces built in different eras and styles, it makes you feel like you are travelling in time and between different cultures. Continue reading Sintra: A fairytale in Portugal
The famous San Francisco Dungeon, Alcatraz is opening its doors for visitors to stay over during Halloween. It is the first time in the history that people will be able to accommodate there willingly – in fact willingly enough to pay 666$ overnight. Continue reading Spooky Halloween Party at Alcatraz for 666$
“Here Lie the Secrets of the Visitors of Green-Wood Cemetery” is a new public art project by the famous French artist Sophie Calle. Kicking off on the 29th and 30th of April, visitors of the historical Green-Wood Cemetery in New York will have a chance to bury their deepest and darkest secrets in a marble grave designed by Calle herself. During this 2-days performance, visitors will be … Continue reading Art Project in NY: Here Lie the Secrets of the Visitors of Green-Wood Cemetery
Norway is quite expensive but also way too lovely to go back home without a piece of it. Here’s a list of perfectly unique souvenirs to take home from Norway. Continue reading Souvenirs from Norway
Sunday is calling for a new sweet taste from Belgium: Tarte au stofé. And, it is not just your regular cheesecake. Continue reading Sweet Tastes of Belgium: Chapter 8 – Tarte au stofé
Less is more, they say. And, Oslo proves it. Shopping is easy yet perfect in the Nordic capital as long as you know where to look. Continue reading A minimalistic guide for shopping in Oslo
Instant coffee gone cold, Frappé is the ultimate Greek tradition. Here’s a tiny list of great places in Athens to go for a glass of Frappé in totally different attitudes. Continue reading 3 Hip Spots in Athens to Go for a Frappé
Luzinterruptus, a group of Spanish artists remaining anonymous, recently transformed the Hagerman street in Toronto with 10,000 glowing books. Continue reading Art in Toronto: Literature vs. Traffic
Fries, waffles and speculoos. Yes, you cannot leave Belgium without eating those at least once. But, Belgium is also generous about drinks. Here’s the three drinks you must try in Belgium. Beer No surprises, the first drink to be mentioned is beer. Personally I am quite indifferent to beers but Belgium still astonishes me as it is home to more than 100 breweries and 1500 kinds of beer – … Continue reading What to Drink in Belgium
7 quotes about travel and wander from the book, On the Road by Jack Kerouac Continue reading 7 Inspiring Quotes from “On the Road” by Kerouac