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If you're looking for a unique and slightly puzzling attraction in London's Canary Wharf, look at the Traffic Light Tree. This eight-meter-tall sculpture, resembling a tree with 75 sets of traffic lights, is a sight to behold. It would be photogenic at night when its lights create a dazzling and colorful display.

Discover the Traffic Light Tree: A Must-See in Canary Wharf

London
4 min read
03/08/202410/08/2024

Nestled in a park surrounding Potsdam's city center, the Einstein Tower stands as a testament to architectural brilliance and scientific inquiry. This iconic structure, designed by Erich Mendelsohn, was built between 1919 and 1924 in collaboration with physicist Albert Einstein and astronomer Erwin Finlay Freundlich.

Exploring the Einstein Tower in Potsdam: Where Science and Architecture Converge

Potsdam
5 min read
29/07/202405/08/2024

London's rich history is etched in its countless monuments, many honoring heroes and pioneers. But tucked away in a peaceful corner of Islington, a unique statue celebrates a different kind of legend: Street Cat Bob.

Feline Fame: Paying Tribute at the Street Cat Bob Memorial

London
4 min read
24/07/202405/08/2024

Heavier, harder, louder, faster was the motto for heavy metal fans in the 1980s, not just in the West but also behind the Iron Curtain. The Museum in der Kulturbrauerei Berlin is hosting a charming exhibition, "Heavy Metal in the GDR," that dives into the passionate and surprisingly resilient heavy metal scene in East Germany.

Behind the Iron Curtain: The Untold Story of Heavy Metal in the GDR

Berlin
6 min read
29/06/202416/07/2024

However, the story doesn't end there. In July 2015, Murnau's final resting place in Stahnsdorf South-Western Cemetery was desecrated in an unusual set of circumstances. His skull was stolen, and although wax residue found at the scene hinted at a possible occult motive, the perpetrators and their intentions remain shrouded in mystery. This macabre incident has cast a shadow over the legacy of one of cinema's most visionary figures, leaving an enduring question mark alongside his undeniable contributions to the art form. His skull has not been recovered since.

The Ghost of F.W. Murnau in Berlin: Unearthing His Secrets in the German Capital

Berlin
7 min read
19/06/202424/06/2024

Athens is more than just a city break; it's a captivating journey through time, an exhilarating feast for the senses, and an inviting playground for the curious. From ancient ruins that tell enchanting tales of gods and heroes to vibrant neighborhoods pulsing with modern life, Athens continues to amaze and inspire.

Athens Unleashed: 10 Places That’ll Make You Ditch the Guidebook

Athens
11 min read
14/06/202415/06/2024

Tucked away close to the Ladbroke Grove Underground station, between the bookshop from the movie Notting Hill and Rough Trade West, you'll discover a hidden gem: a mural of the album art from Yorke's 2006 solo album, "The Eraser." If you're a fan of Thom Yorke's solo work or Radiohead's iconic sound, a trip to West London should be on your travel list.

A Must-See for Music Fans: Thom Yorke’s “The Eraser” Mural in London

London
5 min read
09/06/202414/06/2024

Whenever people think about Paris, the City of Lights summons images of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and romantic strolls along the Seine. But beyond these iconic landmarks lies a treasure trove of unexpected delights for the curious traveler.

Unusual Things to Do in Paris: A Quirky Guide to the City of Light

Paris
7 min read
30/05/202419/05/2024

Animal lovers and literary enthusiasts, listen up! Have you ever heard of Hodge the Cat? If you have, be aware that he wasn't just any cat. This pampered kitty was the beloved pet of Samuel Johnson, the famous writer who created the first English dictionary.

Hodge the Cat: London’s Feline Literary Icon & Where to Find Him

London
4 min read
25/05/202410/06/2024

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