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376. Exploring Beyond the Beaten Track in Málaga and Calahonda August 17, 2018 The Andalucían coastline is a beautiful part of the world, full of tourist hotspots and stellar cultural locations that exist off the beaten track. The 45 kilometre route from Málaga to Calahonda is a great stretch to discover lesser known gems, where the discerning traveller can really see what this region of Spain is about. Driving is the best way to access these towns, and there are taxis from Málaga airport that can shuttle you all round the local area. Molino de Inca Botanical Gardens The first stop is Torremolinos, and it’s small but stunning gardens. It is a wonder of bucolic... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

377. Explore the History of Malta's Megalithic Temples August 17, 2018 Malta is home to some of the world’s earliest free-standing stone edifices, the Megalithic Temples. Erected between the fourth and third millennium BC, these remarkably well-preserved buildings vary in architectural design, construction technique and decorative style. They were built using readily available stone, including coralline and globigerina limestone. The interiors are adorned with panels depicting trees, animals and spiral motifs. It is believed that they were a place of worship and ritual in prehistoric culture. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, they’re a must-see for any culture lo... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

378. How to Try a Tapa: Ordering Etiquette in Málaga August 17, 2018 If you’re one of these people who leaves brushing up on the local lingo until the last minute (like in the taxi from Málaga Airport to your hotel) then you might miss out on some great bar snacks because you don’t know how to order them. Check out my guide to ordering tapas in this Andalucían city and you’ll be the star of your group when you order them a racíon of pitufo (a mini sandwich) and chacina (cold meats) to share. Key Things to Know About Tapas in Málaga You may have been to Spain before and think you know everything there is to about tapas, but unless you’ve ordered in th... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

379. Backpacker Bonanza: 4 Places your Mates Haven't Been! August 17, 2018 Getting the bragging rights to a holiday destination is becoming increasingly difficult in this world of mass consumer travel. However, with an attentive eye and a bit of ingenuity, there are still a few hidden beauties to discover! Unusual travel destinations such as those covered in this article will have your mates bursting with jealousy over a drink back home, but more importantly, they are truly stunning destinations in their own right. So strap on your boots and get the travel bag ready, this is a selection of some of the more unusual, rustic or downright wacky destinations to visit on y... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

380. Discover the Enchanting Depths of the Blue Grotto August 16, 2018 Boasting a stunning scenery of quaint fishing villages, tranquil seaports and charming hill-top towns, Malta is a destination with plenty for the outdoor lover. The island offers a wide range of ancient temples, cathedrals and cultural sites to explore at your leisure, as well as access to the inviting blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. With so many fantastic attractions, it is no surprise that Malta has become a popular tourist destination. The eastern end of the island, however, is a little quieter and home to one of Malta’s most exceptional sites, the Blue Grotto. The Spectacular B... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

381. 24 Hours in Maastricht: Exploring the City Highlights August 16, 2018 Amsterdam steals all the limelight for Dutch city breaks – but it shouldn’t. There are other parts of the country that deserve similar respect. Maastricht is a quaint city nearly 2,000 years old, down in the southernmost province of Limburg. Replete with beautiful architecture and gorgeous sights hidden round every corner, the city is a great place to spend a weekend. Yet it is cosy enough to yield many of its most striking virtues in just 24 hours. And by organising an Amsterdam airport shuttle beforehand – a drive that takes a little over two hours – you’ll secure as much time as possib... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

382. Ten Top Reasons to Visit Magical Malta August 16, 2018 Combining relaxing beach holidays with the chance to explore a country’s fascination history and tackle some thrilling outdoor activities in the gorgeous countryside, Malta attracts tourists from around the world. It’s no surprise really! Here are ten great reasons to visit the island. 1. The Weather Let’s be honest, if you’re going on holiday, good weather is a must. Fortunately, Malta offers just that all year round. In the summer, the glorious sunshine makes for ideal beach weather, while the winter months are filled with mild temperatures and sunny days. 2. The Pe... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

383. Geography, Beaches and Fossil Hunting in Scarborough August 16, 2018 Scarborough is one of England’s historical gems and a fantastic place to take children on educational visits. Recognised as Britain’s oldest seaside town, Scarborough is a thriving place that is proud to welcome the visitors who come to explore its many interesting sites. Geography students, in particular, will have a huge amount to discover, and educational visits can easily be tailored to suit primary or secondary aged children. Here are three highlights, ideal for youngsters to enjoy. The Rotunda Museum Children always get excited when they hear about the fossils that can be ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

384. Inspire Young Geographers on an Educational Trip to Snowdonia August 16, 2018 Snowdonia is a paradise for any budding geographer and a wonderful place to visit if you’re looking to inspire your class and get them excited about the incredible world they live in. While famous for its stunning mountain ranges, there is more to this beautiful region than you might first think. The landscape in the national park is as diverse as it is beautiful and, from cascading waterfalls to tranquil lakes, sweeping valleys to extensive woodland, and estuaries full of birdlife to pretty sandy beaches, Snowdonia has it all. This spot is proof that you don’t need to travel a million mi... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

385. Onward to Ottawa! Discovering Canada's Charismatic Capital August 16, 2018 The beating pulse of Ottawa, Canada’s dynamic capital, is palpable from the moment you arrive. You will hear the French and English languages intermingle and friendly locals will welcome you into their colourful metropolis. The cosmopolitan vibe is infectious and wandering through the lively streets is a great way to get a sense of the heritage of the place, which boasts notable national sites and famous landmarks. It’s also a hub of culture, with a collection of world-class museums and interesting international art galleries. A sense of pride exudes from these grand attractions, a feelin... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

386. Dinosaurs, Delicacies and To-Die-For Views: Exploring Toronto August 15, 2018 A Toronto city break is an absolute must for anyone visiting Canada. This fabulous city has quickly become one of the most popular destinations in all of North America and it is easy to see why. It has an electric atmosphere thanks to the vibrant nightlife, fantastic restaurants and many different cultural activities on offer. In addition, Toronto is also incredibly diverse and multicultural with over 140 languages spoken! This makes it a unique, warm and welcoming city with something for everyone. It can be challenging to fit everything into a short Toronto city break, but here are a few... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

387. A spatial diary inspired by Van Gogh's Starry Night August 13, 2018 Ar. Yang Liu of DL Atelier, Beijing, China, equates his design for adaptive reuse to the impressionist painter, Vincent van Gogh’s painting that has become iconic of individualized expression… In the past few years, I have seen Van Gogh’s Starry Night and Sunflowers on separate occasions. At that time, I was not so touched - perhaps my mood wasn’t quite right. Last year, when working on a renovation project, I revisited my impression of those paintings and had some new revelations. The project site sits in a hidden spot in the heart of Beijing’s CBD area. We were asked to renovate a... (read more) Author: Team IAnD

388. A WWII Battlefields Tour to Explore the Liberation of Europe August 13, 2018 For anyone who wishes to delve deeper into the pages of history by visiting the sites of some of Europe’s most momentous events, a well-organised small group tour can be an extremely effective way of achieving an insightful total immersion. A group tour itinerary that takes in multiple WWII battlefield sites that were so pivotal to what’s become known as D-Day (June 6th, 1944), provides a window into one of the most defining moments of the twentieth century. These sites include not just the famous French beaches of Normandy, where the Allied forces set the course for the liberation of Eu... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

389. A lounge that basks in blue! August 10, 2018 By Beverly Pereira Photography: Alt Kat; courtesy mimaristudio Read Time: 2 mins mimaristudio designs the VW Arena Turkcell Platinum Lounge, an inviting space with a strong sense of brand identity for the telecom operator’s guests in Istanbul. The Turkcell Platinum Lounge is located in the Volkswagen Arena, an indoor venue of the UNIQ Istanbul complex that hosts concerts, fashion shows, award ceremonies, basketball games, and performing arts shows — live events, where Turkcell likely enjoys ample brand visibility. In the lounge, too, the local telecom giant commands a strong yet ta... (read more) Author: Team IAnD

390. Go Roman on an Educational Trip to Northumbria August 09, 2018 For many schoolchildren, learning about ancient Rome is often one of the most interesting and well-liked subjects. And what better way to engage your pupils in this topic than to give them the opportunity to visit ruins and immerse themselves in the fascinating past that surrounds the Roman Empire on an educational trip to Northumbria? Hadrian’s Wall Hadrian’s Wall was, unsurprisingly, built under the command of the Roman Emperor Hadrian to make his Empire more secure by separating it from the Barbarian territories. Sprawling across 73 miles, it is now one of the most impressive monu... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

391. This Week Is The 30th Anniversary of Online Music August 08, 2018 SAN FRANCISCO---The online digital music revolution was started on this day exactly 30 years ago today when, on August 8, 1988, revered inventor Andre Gray uploaded the very first complete song on the Internet titled “Internet Killed The Video Star”, a song he composed on a Yamaha DX7 synthesizer and in the MIDI format. Within hours the song spread across many disparate Usenet groups and BBS: bulletin board systems signaling the official birth of online/Internet music and served as a calling card for the digital music revolution. The song “Internet Killed The video Star” by Andre Gray is now a... (read more) Author: Emily Maxwell

392. The iconic Bombay House revitalised! August 08, 2018 Compiled by Savitha Hira Photography: Courtesy SNK Consultants Ar. Brinda Somaya dedicates yet another iconic structure to the city of Mumbai – the soul of the Tata Group - Bombay House, restored and refurbished for gen-next! Hers is a design that stems from a dialogue. A dialogue with the ethos of the built form; with the legacy of its environs. The 94-year-old-iconic Bombay House – the global headquarters of the Tata Group in Mumbai stands rejuvenated in all its yesteryear magnificence. Façade Restoration The imposing façade of the four-storey colonial edifice built wi... (read more) Author: Savitha Hira

393. Timeless regal meets contemporary Mumbai August 07, 2018 By Vinita Wagh Photography: Prashant Bhatt; courtesy KNS Architects What do you get when the timeless, regal style of a by-gone era is infused into the modern-day ephemerality of Mumbai? This gorgeous penthouse, apparently. Designed by Mumbai’s KNS Architects, the interior radiates an eclectic mix of tradition, modernity and exquisite charm. A monochromatic colour palette follows throughout the house, with an emphasis on darker tones. The occasional accents of gold and brass are contrasted by the eye-catching hues of burgundy, orange and red that adorn all the living spaces. S... (read more) Author: Team IAnD

394. An ode to fun and form August 06, 2018 Mark Fornes’s signature fusion of art and structure comes alive this time as a playful canopy, resembling an inflated parachute or a circus tent. The Marquise, a dual-coloured sweeping canopy, rises from the ground and embellishes the entrance of the new Westside Natatorium in El Paso, Texas. A modern take on the tectonics of Art Nouveau entrances, the design replaces the metal-glass awning, and crafts structure and skin into a homogeneous entity. Abstracted from the Parisian marquise constructions, especially those made famous by Hector Giumard, THEVERYMANY studio’s exciting surface spar... (read more) Author: Team IAnD

395. Oil Painting Reproduction - How To Add Glitter To Your Home And Office Decor August 06, 2018 This is the dream about every homeowner to beautify his house in order to attract gazes of wonder and admiration using their guests and visitors. A person’s family room is the point of interest of everyone’s attention. As a result, it ought to be well furnished and decorated. Now you can use elegant oil painting reproductions in a really low price for decorating your home. While decorating your home with a few of the fine art works of famous painters, it is usually not simple to find the best painting. Whether it’s a genuine painting or perhaps an oil painting reproduction, a connoisseur of ar... (read more) Author: Gloria Philips

396. New Fine Jewelry Line From Designer/Entrepreneur Vivian Storms Features One-of-a-Kind Sculptural Ar August 05, 2018 Pre-Sale Starts August 1st with 5% of All Sales Benefitting Los Angeles Based Children’s Charity! Valencia, CA, August 05, 2018 - CEO, Fine art publisher and gallery owner, marketing visionary, fashion designer and loving mother, Vivian Storms has clearly accomplished a great deal at just 31 years of age. Vivian’s latest venture adds the title of fine jewelry designer to her already impressive resumé as the founder of Viv Storms Fine Jewelry. Viv Storms Fine Jewelry will launch its new line of exceptional jewelry, fashioned from one-of-a-kind, original cold-glass artwork produced by... (read more) Author: John Paul

397. Sponsorships Opportunities Available, Program Advertisers Sought for Chamber Music Monterey Bay's E August 04, 2018 Chamber Music Monterey Bay has announced another exemplary five-concert series for the 2018-2019 season and is offering sponsorship opportunities and seeking advertisers for its season program. Carmel, CA, August 03, 2018 — Chamber Music Monterey Bay has announced another exemplary five-concert series for the 2018-2019 season and is offering sponsorship opportunities and seeking advertisers for its season program. Chamber Music Monterey Bay enjoys a loyal and mainly local subscriber base of 220 individuals and the vast majority of CMMB’s subscribers (86%) reside on the Monterey Penin... (read more) Author: John Paul

398. Chamber Music Monterey Bay Unveils Sparkling Five-Concert 2018-2019 Season, Plus Bonus Tickets for August 03, 2018 Tickets for another exemplary five-concert Chamber Music Monterey Bay season for 2018-2019 are on sale now, with bonus tickets to the opening concert with the up-and-coming French ensemble Van Kuijk Quartet available for new and renewing subscribers. Carmel, CA, August 02, 2018 — Tickets for another exemplary five-concert Chamber Music Monterey Bay season for 2018-2019 are on sale now, with bonus tickets to the opening concert with the up-and-coming French ensemble Van Kuijk Quartet available for new and renewing subscribers. New season subscribers will be able to get five concerts ... (read more) Author: John Paul

399. The home with a heart and a soul August 01, 2018 Architect Abin Chaudhuri’s home epitomizes the essence of the bond between his mother and his son, and effectively doubles up as a creative canvas for his 10-year-old boy… Abin Design Studio (ADS) is known to explore multiple ways to engage the end-user with the built form; the way they move through spaces and interact with them. Making a one-time ‘wow’ factor is never his style; rather carving a lasting impression is. These same sensibilities find their way into his own home in Kolkata with a touch of ‘more’ added in the form of deep respect for familial bonds, heritage and a keen... (read more) Author: Marina Correa

400. White - the purification of space! August 01, 2018 Spanish architect, Fran Silvestre gives us a tour of his office, explaining that meaningfulness of a space lies in difference; perhaps why his design is perennially characterized by the über-aesthetic, minimalist white. Strong lines in pure white cut through the gorgeous landscape of Valencia much like a sculpture on display as one stands outside the studio of Fran Silvestre Architects. Romanian-French sculptor, Constantin Brancusi said, “Architecture is inhabited sculpture.” The study and workshop of the sculptor Andreu Alfaro designed by the office of Spanish architect, Fran Silve... (read more) Author: Team IAnD

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