Follow the White Rabbit
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A city tour comes with plenty of things to do and see. Why be ordinary tourists? Let’s soak up a foreign culture.
Today’s motto is “Rise and shine and break free!” What was life like in East Germany before the Wall’s fall? In 1989, East and Western Berliners tore down the Wall that had split their country since 1961.Thirty-one years after German reunification, memories of the former DDR, the German (Deutsche) Democratic Republic, are still vivid. So, …
Today’s motto is “Rise and shine and take advantage of opportunities!” A special visit to the Elysee French presidential Palace Every September, ‘Heritage Open Days’ unlock the doors of palaces that are usually closed to the public. So, if you happen to be in Paris during this event, take advantage of this opportunity and visit …
Today’s motto is “Rise and shine and be whatever you want to be!” Contemporary art tour in the Marais district Welcome back to the Marais district! After filling up our stomachs, it is time to enjoy some great contemporary art. In fact, we resume our walking tour in Paris at the Musée Picasso. The museum …
Today’s motto is “Rise and shine and go off the beaten track!” It was a dark and stormy night… It’s the early ’30s in Milano, and it’s a dark and stormy night. As a thick fog curtain falls on the city, a couple gets lost in an unfamiliar street on their way home. And nobody …
Today’s motto is “Rise and shine and explore” Azulejos in Lisbon: the cheerful face of Portugal Just as fado is the nostalgic voice of Portugal, evoking a sense of ‘Saudade’ (a Portuguese term for an intense melancholic longing), so azulejos are the cheerful face of this country, thanks to their bright and vibrant colours. Sometimes …
Today’s motto is “Rise and shine and be trendy!” A stroll in the trendy Marais district in Paris “A walk about Paris will provide lessons in history, beauty, and in the point of Life.” These words by Thomas Jefferson from over two centuries ago are still relevant today. And if I had to choose just …