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Rome’s Ara Pacis Museum: An Ancient Altar of Peace in Richard Meier’s Modern Shed
All photos by Ellen Ryan One thing you learn quickly in Rome is that there is not a lot of
Where to Eat and Shop in Porto, Portugal
Split into two by the Douro River, the Portuguese city of Porto is probably best known for its wine. One
Unearthing the Meaning of Berlin’s “Stolpersteines”
Many travelers to Berlin pay homage to the victims of the Holocaust by touring concentration camps and visiting other memorials
A Barcelona Guide in Photographs – Part 1
Some of the most exciting cities are those that have their own unique aesthetic, adopting a feel at odds with
Living Among Danes in Copenhagen
If I could pick one Scandinavian city to call home, it’d be Copenhagen. From a history of Kings and
Learning Respect on Jostedalsbreen glacier, Norway
“Is this your first time on a glacier?” our gentle-spoken guide asked, his slim, 6-feet build towering over us and
Budapest And Its People
Of all the places I’ve traveled to in Europe, Hungary has left the biggest impression on me. I could
Athens – A Beautiful City for Athena
Athens, a city worshipped by people and gods. The beautiful capital of Greece is one of the oldest cities in
(Art)chitecture by Charlotte Vallance: The Holden Gallery, Manchester
This past weekend I spent in Manchester at the 7th Manchester Artists Book Fair with Hot Bed Press. They’re
Where Transience meets Permanence: The John Lennon Wall in Prague
The original portrait of John Lennon that began it all is long lost under the layers of paint, marker, and
Touring Prague’s Monuments and Architecture by Bike
Prague certainly doesn’t hold a reputation for being the most bike-friendly city in Europe. But since its launch in
Visit Britain: Seven Miles in Wales
A road trip through a foreign and exotic land had been long on my Travel List, so when I had