The Glowing Bike Lane
An amazing and revolutionary glowing cycling strip has been recently unveiled near the the town of Lidzbark Warminski, in the Mazury region of Poland.
Tag: Architecture
Morocco’s Blue City
The heart of the Rif, the Moroccan mountain range that runs parallel to the Mediterranean Sea, hides Chefchaouen, a small village that looks like it has just come out of a tale from One Thousand and One Nights.
Spain’s Eye on Science
The Ciudad de las Artes y la Ciencias (“City of Arts and Sciences”) is a huge architectural complex that rises from the old bed of the Turia river in Valencia, Spain.
The 350,000 square meters (~3,790,000 sq.ft) of this modern center are dedicated to the promotion of scientific knowledge and cultural activities.
Annecy, the Alpine Venice
On the northern tip of a lake that bears its name, Annecy is the largest city in the Haute-Savoie department in south-eastern France, and one of the most romantic places in Europe. Its first settlement on the lakeside dates 3,100 years before Christ, making this one of the oldest inhabited…
The new Cuba is in Old Havana
The historical colonial city of Havana is the monumental capital of Cuba, a World Heritage Site since 1982, which is full of churches and historical monuments. Walking through its streets trapped in time is an experience that is more enjoyable on foot than any other transportation. Tough getting aroung on…
Naarden, the Star of the Netherlands
Naarden is a small town in the province of North Holland in the Netherlands, and represents a perfect example of the star-shaped fortification style that became common in Europe during the 16th century. In 1300, Naarden was the first city to obtain city rights in the Het Gooi region. Along…
Morocco’s Blue City
The heart of the Rif, the Moroccan mountain range that runs parallel to the Mediterranean Sea, hides Chefchaouen, a small village that looks like it has just come out of a tale from One Thousand and One Nights.
Spain’s Eye on Science
The Ciudad de las Artes y la Ciencias (“City of Arts and Sciences”) is a huge architectural complex that rises from the old bed of the Turia river in Valencia, Spain.
The 350,000 square meters (~3,790,000 sq.ft) of this modern center are dedicated to the promotion of scientific knowledge and cultural activities.
Annecy, the Alpine Venice
On the northern tip of a lake that bears its name, Annecy is the largest city in the Haute-Savoie department in south-eastern France, and one of the most romantic places in Europe. Its first settlement on the lakeside dates 3,100 years before Christ, making this one of the oldest inhabited…
The new Cuba is in Old Havana
The historical colonial city of Havana is the monumental capital of Cuba, a World Heritage Site since 1982, which is full of churches and historical monuments. Walking through its streets trapped in time is an experience that is more enjoyable on foot than any other transportation. Tough getting aroung on…
Naarden, the Star of the Netherlands
Naarden is a small town in the province of North Holland in the Netherlands, and represents a perfect example of the star-shaped fortification style that became common in Europe during the 16th century. In 1300, Naarden was the first city to obtain city rights in the Het Gooi region. Along…