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Category Archives: Art
More London Free Festival at The Scoop (OneTravel)
Returning to London for its twelfth year this June is the More London Free Festival. All summer long this free outdoor festival takes place in and around The Scoop, a sunken riverside amphitheatre near the southern end of Tower Bridge. … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Freebies, London, OneTravel, Travel
Tagged amphitheatre, film festival, free, freebies, London, London blog, more london, more london festival, more london free festival, Movies, OneTravel, outdoor cinema, river thames, RIVERSIDE, scoop, south london, thames, the scoop, the scoop at more london, tower bridge, Travel, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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The First Georgians Exhibition at the Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace (CheapOair)
To mark the 300th anniversary of the beginning of the Georgian era, a new exhibition – The First Georgians: Art and Monarchy 1714-1760 – explores royal patronage and taste during in the reigns of George I and George II as … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, CheapOair, London, Travel
Tagged Art, british art, buckingham palace, buckingham palace road, etchings, exhibition, EXHIBITION REVIEW, EXHIBITIONS, London, London blog, PAINTINGS, prints, queen's gallery, review, royal collection, royal family, SW1, SW1A 1AA, The First Georgians, The First Georgians: Art and Monarchy 1714-1760, The Queen's Gallery, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Photos Commemorate 70th Anniversary of D-Day at War Museum in England (CheapOair)
As part of its commemoration of the 70th anniversary of D-Day, the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, England is running D-Day -The Last of the Liberators, a collection of photographic portraits featuring some of the last surviving British Normandy veterans. … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, CheapOair, England, Museums, Photography, Travel
Tagged Art, cambridge, cambridgeshire, cheapoair, D-Day, D-Day -The Last of the Liberators, duxford, england, Imperial War Museum, Imperial War Museum Duxford, IWM, IWM Duxford, museums, Photography, photography exhibition, Robin Savage, Travel, veterans, world war two, WWII
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Handmade in Britain – Appreciating British Craftsmanship (CheapOair)
Opening the doors to the beautiful and historic Chelsea Old Town Hall for three days this May, Handmade in Britain will showcase the best of contemporary fine crafts across a range of disciplines. With innovative design to be on display … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, CheapOair, Design, Food, London, Shopping, Travel
Tagged british design, cheapoair, chelsea, chelsea old town hall, cookery school, craft, design, handmade in britain, king's road, London, London blog, pop-up, SW3, Travel, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Cookery School Pop-Up Cafe at Handmade in Britain
Just a head’s up to let you know Handmade in Britain’s “Spring Edition” is coming soon to Chelsea Old Town Hall. Of course, the event will be a fantastic showcase of contemporary fine crafts across a range of disciplines. It will … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Design, Food, London, Restaurants, Shopping
Tagged british design, chelsea, chelsea old town hall, cookery school, craft, design, handmade in britain, king's road, pop-up, SW3
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Richard Wilson’s Slipstream at Heathrow Terminal 2
Heathrow Airport’s Terminal 2 – The Queen’s Terminal – isn’t to reopen officially until 4 June when a United Airlines flight from Chicago is scheduled to land at the new building in the early morning. Most striking of its features is Slipstream, a 77 tonne, 78 metre twisted aluminium sculpture by British artist Richard Wilson suspended in the air 18 metres above ground in the entrance court of the terminal. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Design, London, Travel
Tagged Aer Lingus, air travel, airport, Germanwings, heathrow, heathrow terminal 2, London, london heathrow airport, Luis Vidal + Architects, public art, public sculpture, Richard Wilson, Richard Wilson RA, sculpture, Slipstream, Star Alliance, T2, Terminal 2, Terminal 2: The Queen's Terminal, The Queen's Terminal, Travel, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic Little Red, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Every Angel has a Dark Side: Julian Schnabel at the Dairy Art Centre
Every Angel has a Dark Side, Julian Schnabel’s first major solo exhibition of paintings in the UK for nearly 15 years, opened today at the Dairy Art Centre in Bloomsbury. The show’s on for a couple of months and if you get a chance to swing by, I reckon you shouldn’t pass it up. I certainly considered the press preview I attended Thursday morning to be the first of hopefully a few more visits at least to see this excellent and brass-necked exhibition. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Celebrities, London
Tagged Art, bloomsbury, contemporary art, Dairy Art Centre, every angel has a dark side, exhibition, gallery, julian schnabel, London, London blog, Nicolai Frahm, painting, Wakefield Street, WC1, WC1N 1PG, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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5 Local Orlando Blogs to Read Before Your Trip (OneTravel)
Want to make the most of your next visit to Central Florida and “do” Orlando like a local? Be sure to check out these local Orlando blogs for up-to-date details and the latest scoops on what’s awesome (or awful) before … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Blogs, Drink, Florida, Food, OneTravel, Shopping, Travel
Tagged Blogs, central florida, florida, Magic All Around, OneTravel, orlando, orlando blogs, Tasty Chomps, The Daily City, The Orlandoan, theme parks, Travel, travel blog, Visual Ephemera
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Wandering Round Walthamstow, Northeast London (OneTravel)
At the northern end of the London Underground’s Victoria Line lies the quaint and quirky Walthamstow. Wedged between the ancient Epping Forest (yeah, a real forest in London), the River Lea and some of East London’s more ‘authentic’ (read edgy) … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Beer, Design, Drink, Food, London, OneTravel, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel
Tagged #E17Safari, Bacon Jam, beer, brewery, Drink, E17, east london, Eat17, Food, God's Own Junkyard, jellied eels, L Manze, L Manze Eel, Lloyd Park, London, London blog, manze, neon, OneTravel, Orford Road, pie and mash, pie and mash shop, Ravenswood Industrial Estate, street market, take a moment to check out L Manze Eel, Travel, travel blog, Vestry House, Waltham Forest Town Hall, WALTHAMSTOW, Walthamstow High Street, Walthamstow Market, Walthamstow Village, Wathamstow, Wild Card Brewery, WILLIAM MORRIS, WILLIAM MORRIS GALLERY, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Portugal Please: Coimbra
Capital of Portugal during the Middle Ages with a historic UNESCO World Heritage Site university established in 1290 (making it the fifth oldest in the world), Coimbra is a city steeped in age old tradition yet imbued with a youthful spirit. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Drink, Food, Graffiti, Hotels, Luxury, Portugal, Portugal Please, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel, Wine
Tagged Amália Rodrigues, Art, bar, baroque, Biblioteca Joanina, Café Santa Cruz, centro, centro de portugal, centrol, coimbra, Dão wine, Drink, fangas, Fangas Mercearia, Fangas Mercearia Bar, Food, Graffiti, hotel, Hotel Quinta das Lágrimas, hotels, library, luxury, Mercearia, pedro and ines, petiscos, portugal, Portugal Please, PORTUGUESE FOOD, portuguese wine, Quinta das Lágrimas, red wine, restaurants, Shopping, street art, sunvil, tapas, Travel, travel blog, UNESCO, unesco world heritage site, University of Coimbra, wine
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Ai Weiwei at Lisson Gallery, London (OneTravel)
Just announced are the details of an upcoming exhibition by firebrand artist, Ai Weiwei, at London’s renowned Lisson Gallery. The show will be the Chinese conceptual artist’s third solo exhibition with Lisson Gallery, and for the show he has created … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, London, OneTravel, Travel
Tagged AI WEIWEI, Art, CHINESE CONTEMPORARY ART, contemporary art, exhibition, gallery, lisson gallery, London, London blog, Richard Long, Travel, travel blog, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Portugal Please: Charming and Cheeky Aveiro
Know as the “Venice of Portugal,” Aveiro is an attractive little coastal canal-crossed town in the Centro region of Portugal. I spent a couple of days in this part of the country, marvelling at how awesome the region was yet how largely undiscovered by tourists it seemed to be. Pretty, walkable and full of lovely shops, bars and restaurants, Aveiro was a particularly fine place for my introduction to the area. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Design, Drink, Food, Hotels, Portugal, Portugal Please, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel, Wine
Tagged Art, art nouveau, aveiro, caldeirada, centro, centro de portugal, centrol, design, Drink, Food, hotel, Hotel Moliceiro, hotels, O Bairro, o bairro restaurante, ovos moles, ovos moles de aveiro, portugal, Portugal Please, portuguese fish stew, PORTUGUESE FOOD, portuguese wine, restaurants, seasfood, Shopping, sunvil, Travel, travel blog, venice of portugal, wine
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Amsterdam’s Best Museums (OneTravel)
From the exquisite art of the famed Dutch Masters to a humble home made famous by the diary of a brave little girl whose family had been forced into hiding, Amsterdam’s museums are among the best that Europe has to … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Netherlands, OneTravel, Travel
Tagged amstelveen, amsterdam, amsterdam's best museums, Art, Cobra Museum of Modern Art, dutch, Foam Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam - Foam Photography Museum, Hermitage Amsterdam, Het Scheepvaart Museum, Het Scheepvaart Museum – The National Maritime Museum, holland, Jewish Historial Museum, Joods Historisch Museum, museum, Museum Het Rembrandthuis, museums, museums in amsterdam, netherlands, OneTravel, Rembrandt, Rembrandt House, Rembrandt House Museum, Rijks, Rijks Museum, Rijksmuseum, Science Center Nemo, Stedelijk Museum, The National Maritime Museum, Travel, Van Gogh, Van Gogh Museum, Vincent van Gogh
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Time for Art at the Folkestone Triennial 2014 (CheapOair)
The seaside town of Folkestone is located about 70 miles from Central London on the southeastern coast of Kent. High speed trains run regularly to/from London St Pancras International with a journey time that’s just under an hour. Every three … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, CheapOair, England, Travel
Tagged Alex Hartley, Amina Menia; muf Architecture/Art, Andy Goldsworthy, Art, art blog, cheapoair, Cornelia Parke, Diane Dever and Jonathan Wright, Emma Hart, Emma Hart; Alex Hartley, england, folkestone, folkestone art, Folkestone Artworks, folkestone triennial, Ian Hamilton Finlay, John Harle and Tom Pickard, Jyll Bradley, kent, Marjetica Potrč and Ooze Architects, Pablo Bronstein, Pablo Bronstein as well as Jyll Bradley, public art, Richard Wilson, rootoftwo, Sarah Staton, Something & Son, Strange Cargo, Tim Etchells, Tracey Emin, Travel, travel blog, Yoko Ono, Лондон
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Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery to Re-Open Autumn 2014 (CheapOair)
A glimmering gem in the crown of British art spaces, the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester has been closed to the public for several months but is to reopen this autumn following a £15 million (roughly $25 million) transformation. On … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art blog, cheapoair, england, gallery, manchester, preview, Travel, travel blog, whitworth, whitworth art gallery
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7 Blogs You Should Read Before Traveling to London (OneTravel)
Narrowing down a list of the best blogs to read to help plan your trip to London is no easy task! There are some great London-centric blogs out there with excellent suggestions – and strong opinions – on what makes … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Blogs, Food, Graffiti, London, Travel
Tagged About London, Art, bloggers, Blogs, Cheese & Biscuits, chris pople, Food, Graffiti, Hookedblog, Laura Porter, London blog, london on the inside, londontheinside, now here this, OneTravel, street art, time out, time out london, Tired of Life, Tired of London, TOM JONES, Travel, VisitLondon, VisitLondon.com, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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4 French Quarter Shops for Fun and Funky NOLA Gifts (OneTravel)
In Nawlins for Mardi Gras and feeling guilty because certain friends, family members or colleagues couldn’t come with you to enjoy all the fun? Or maybe you’re hoping to rub it in about what a great time you had once … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Drink, Food, Louisiana, OneTravel, Shopping, Travel
Tagged big easy, Chi-wa-wa Ga-ga, Food, french quarter, Leah's Pralines, louisiana, mardi gras, Nawlins, new orleans, New Orleans School of Cooking, nola, OneTravel, Shopping, travel blog, voodoo, Voodoo Authentica of New Orleans Cultural Center & Collection
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Beyond El Dorado: Going for Gold at the British Museum
Featuring more than 200 objects from the Museo del Oro in Bogotá, Colombia alongside dozens of pieces from the British Museum’s own collection, Beyond El Dorado: Power and Gold in Ancient Colombia at the British Museum strikes it rich with a mother lode of fascinating cultural artefacts and lots and lots of dazzling golden objects. Keen to see? You should be! But make sure to head over to the museum soon as the show ends in just a couple of weeks. Continue reading
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Dixie Detours: Laissez les Bon Temps Rouler!
Happy Mardi Gras! I hope you’ve enjoyed reading my Dixie Detours miniseries featuring the highlights from my recent trip to Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana and Florida along with suggestions for planning your own sojourn to the Deep South. Continue reading
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Posted in Alabama, Art, Coffee, Design, Dixie Detours, Drink, Florida, Food, Georgia, Hotels, Music, Restaurants, road trip, Shopping, Tennessee, Travel, Wine
Tagged Alabama, athens, Deep South, Dixie Detours, florida, georgia, louisiana, MIAMI, Muscle Shoals, road trip, TENNESSEE, Travel
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Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story at London’s Natural History Museum
Last week I popped round to the Natural History Museum to catch the Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story exhibition and was so glad I did. It’s a great show chronicling human existence in Britain since the first people set foot here (or at least as far back as the evidence suggests). I recommend going as it’s almost guaranteed you’ll be wowed by the artefacts and items on display. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, London, Museums, Video
Tagged Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story, cromwell road, exhibition, EXHIBITION REVIEW, exhibition road, fossils, kennis, Kennis and Adrie Kennis, kensington, London, London blog, model makers, museum quarter, museums, natural history, natural history museum, neanderthals, prehistoric britain, prehistory, review, south kensington, SW7, SW7 5BD, Video, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Dixie Detours: Mardi Gras World
One of neatest (if rather touristy) things Kemey and I did while in New Orleans was visit Mardi Gras World. Open seven days a week from 9.30 am to 5.30pm with tours running every 30 minutes (which is pretty impressive … Continue reading
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Tagged big easy, louisiana, mardi gras, Mardi Gras World, Nawlins, new orleans, nola
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Dixie Detours: NOLA!
New Orleans is a sultry dream. I can’t imagine anywhere else in America that’s even half as beguiling or idiosyncratic. Probably the most dynamic city in the US, it is without doubt the most spontaneous and freewheeling. When I think about other destinations across the planet that offer experiences comparable to what I’ve happened upon in NOLA, I find myself coming up with a list of my absolute favourites places. Put simply, NOLA rocks (it shucks, jives, slides, saunters, shimmies and rolls too). Continue reading
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London Celebrates Shakespeare’s 450th Birthday (CheapOair)
Guess who’s turning 450 this year? It’s William Shakespeare. With the subject matter and themes of his work ringing as true as ever before, The Bard’s his plays are still performed to sold out audiences around the globe – including … Continue reading
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Tagged cheapoair, London, London blog, London Walks, noel coward theatre, Our Greatest Living Playwright Victoria & Albert Museum, shakespeare, Shakespeare in Love, Shakespeare’s and Dickens’s London – The Old City, Shakespeare’s Globe, the globe, The Rose Theatre, theatre, Travel, V&A, william shakespeare, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Burroughs, Lynch and Warhol at Photographers’ Gallery (CheapOair)
A series of three exhibitions “examining how photography informed and inspired the practices of three key 20th century American cultural figures” has opened at The Photographers’ Gallery showing “a relatively unseen body of work for the first time in the UK” and offering … Continue reading
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Tagged ANDY WARHOL, Andy Warhol: Photographs 1976 - 1987, Art, cheapoair, David Lynch, David Lynch: The Factory Photographs, London, London blog, london blogger, photographers' gallery, Photography, photography blog, POP ART, Ramillies Street, soho, street photography, Taking Shots: The Photography of William S. Burroughs, the photographers' gallery, Travel, W1, W1F 7LW, Warhol, William S. Burroughs, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Good Stuff
Good Stuff and lots of it! Here’s the low down on some fine things to see, sip or take a bite out of – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Delfina Foundation … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Chocolate, Drink, Food, Good Stuff, Hotels, London, Shopping, Travel
Tagged Abbas Akhavan, barrel-aged rum, botran, Botran Blanca, botran reserva, Botran Solrera 1893, bourbon, cadbury fairtrade, Candice Lin, Catherine Place, chocolate, delfina foundation, Drink, exhibition, fairtrade, Food, gerry's, good stuff, guatemalan rum, hedonism wines, hotel, hotels, ibis, ibis Euston St Pancras Hotel, ibis sweet bed, ibis ultimate sleeper, ibis-expedition.com, Jefferson's Bourbon, jefferson's presidential collection, Jefferson's Straight Rye Whiskey, London blog, masterofmalt.com, Organic Seed & Bean Chocolate, rum, RYE, rye whiskey, seed & bean, selfridges, straight rye, SW1, SW1 6DY, Tadasu Takamine, the politics of food, thedrinkshop.com, thewhiskeyexchange.com, travel blog, travel blogger, whiskey, Zineb Zedira, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Burroughs, Lynch and Warhol at The Photographers’ Gallery
A series of three exhibitions “examining how photography informed and inspired the practices of three key 20th century American cultural figures” has opened at The Photographers’ Gallery showing “a relatively unseen body of work for the first time in the UK” and offering “new insights and interesting parallels into their creative approaches.” The key cultural trio? Burroughs, Lynch and Warhol. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Celebrities, London, Photography
Tagged ANDY WARHOL, Andy Warhol: Photographs 1976 - 1987, Art, David Lynch, David Lynch: The Factory Photographs, London, London blog, london blogger, photographers' gallery, Photography, photography blog, POP ART, Ramillies Street, soho, street photography, Taking Shots: The Photography of William S. Burroughs, the photographers' gallery, W1, W1F 7LW, Warhol, William S. Burroughs, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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London’s Quirkiest Taxidermy (CheapOair)
Ever feel like someone … or something … is watching from some dark corner? Never fear, that’s just the décor! If you like your pub with as many heads on the wall as there are patrons at the bar and … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, CheapOair, Drink, Food, London, Recipes, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel
Tagged cheapoair, Get Stuffed, Horniman Museum, Hunter S, JUGGED HARE, London, London blog, pubs, TAXIDERMY, Travel, travel blog, travel blogger, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Some Of Our Favorite Posts from 2013 (CheapOair)
Eerily incomplete sculpture, crave-worthy ceviche, and breaking bread with a breathtaking view, 2013 was a fantastic year to be a travel blogger. But those are just my favourite bits from London. Here’s a look at my top five favourite posts … Continue reading
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Tasty Tales from the Italian Ham Highway: Arrivederci and Grazie Mille!
Over the past several days I’ve been sharing highlights from my recent Ham Highway adventure across northern Italy in a special 14-part miniseries. The series features entries about the following destinations – Forni di Sopra, Sauris, San Daniele, Udine, Collio Goriziano, Trento, Torino, Parma, Modena, Nonantola, and Bologna – along with tips and suggestions to help you plan your own delectable Italian itinerary. Continue reading
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Tagged 7th chamber, bologna, Collio, Drink, emilia romagna, Food, Forni di Sopra, Friuli, Friuli Venezia Giulia, ham, hotels, Italy, Modena, northern italy, parma, Piemonte, proscuitto, restaurants, San Daniele di Friuli, sauris, Shopping, speck, SPONSORED POST, Tasty Tales from the Italian Ham Highway, the 7th chamber, Torino, Travel, travel blog, travel blogger, Trentino, Trento, Udine, wine, Италия, イタリア, 意大利
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Tasty Tales from the Italian Ham Highway: Torino Unshrouded
Initially pursuing an opportunity to visit Torino (perhaps better known to some of my readers by its anglicized name, Turin) was what eventually led to me coming up with my the full blown “Ham Highway” itinerary. The city was (and I assume still is) keen to have bloggers visit to write about the city. There was a chocolate festival scheduled for when I knew I would be able to go, and I was pretty sure I could get a commission to write about it. The more I looked into Torino, the more I of a hunch I had that it would be the sort of “content rich” place that I’d enjoy checking out. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Christmas, Coffee, Drink, Food, Italy, Restaurants, road trip, Shopping, Tasty Tales from the Italian Ham Highway, Travel, Wine
Tagged ancient egypt, barbaresco, barbera d'asti superiore, barney's bar, bicerin, chestnut gnocchi, chocolate, chocolate festival, Cioccolato, coffee, Drink, egyptian museum, Food, gelateria pepino, gelato, hot chocolate, hotel, hotel victoria, hotel victoria torino, hotels, ice cream, Italy, lavazza, museo egizio, museum, museums, northern italy, Palazzo Madama, pepino, piedmont, Piemonte, pinguino, red wine, restaurants, Shopping, spa, swimming poll, swimming pool, Tabernalibraria, Tasty Tales from the Italian Ham Highway, Torino, Torino+Piemonte Card, Travel, travel blog, travel blogger, turin, Италия, イタリア, 意大利
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Study of Russia by Annya Sand at Asia House Closes This Sunday: GO!
Ahead of the UK-Russia Year of Culture 2014, December 2013 will see Asia House host the exhibition Study of Russia by Annya Sand. Continue reading
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Tagged annya sand, Art, asia hosue, asia house, contemporary art, exhibition, London, New Cavendish Street, russian art, study of russia, W1, W1G 7LP
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Tasty Tales from the Italian Ham Highway: Udine
Udine is the hub and historical capital of the small Friuli Veneza Giulia province of the same name. With a sizeable university, it’s a lively setting with an interesting mix of people and pretty decent nightlife. If you’ve been to your share of checklist-y must-see Italian destinations (such as … oh let’s say … Florence) or you simply get a kick out off veering off the beaten path in an attempt to see what real life in a foreign country is like then Udine is a brilliant town to keep in mind. Continue reading
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Tagged ai frati, alps, Ambassador Palace, Ambassador Palace Hotel, collio gorizia, Do the Dolomite Loop, dolomites, Drink, Food, friulano, Friulguide, Friuli, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Giovanna Stringher, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, ham, hosteria, Hosteria Alla Tavernetta, hotel, hotels, Italy, mortadella, Museo del Duomo di Udine, northern italy, osteria, Osteria Pieri Mortadele, pieri mortadele, restaurants, review, reviews, San Daniele ham, Shopping, St Nicholas, tajut, Tasty Tales from the Italian Ham Highway, Tiepolo, trattoria, Travel, travel blog, travel blogger, Udine, wine, Италия, イタリア, 意大利
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Georgians Revealed at the British Library in London (OneTravel)
A newly opened exhibition at the British Library in London – Georgians Revealed: Life, Style and the Making of Modern Britain – takes an in depth look at the lives of people living in Britain during the Georgian era (roughly the early 1700s to … Continue reading
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Tagged british library, euston, EUSTON ROAD, exhibition, EXHIBITION REVIEW, EXHIBITIONS, georgian britain, georgian era, Georgians Revealed, Georgians Revealed: Life, London, NW1, NW1 2DB, OneTravel, review, Style and the Making of Modern Britain, Travel
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Spotlight on illy SustainArt Prize Winner: Adan Vallencillo (Espresso Crazy)
Honduran artist and recipient of the 2013 illy SustainArt Prize, Adan Vallencillo, has arrived in Venice to commence his three-month residency with the Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation. Continue reading
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Two Exhibitions – Old and New – at The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace (OneTravel)
Two seemingly tenuously tied exhibitions have just opened at The Queen’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace – Castiglione: Lost Genius and Gifted: From the Royal Academy to The Queen – offering visitors a chance to see some of the Royal Collections … Continue reading
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