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- Sun 15 Nov · Travel · 3 sourcesVenice’s gondolier canteens and Roman alleyway operaVisitors in Venice find an authentic local rhythm at Trattoria alla Rivetta, a canal-side eatery marked only by a vintage nameplate that hosts daily lunch service…
- Fri 13 Nov · Travel · 4 sourcesThresholds that define the cityEntering through the buzzer. The Breeder Gallery in Athens requires visitors to engage with a seemingly closed door, transforming the act of entry into a deliberate…
- Wed 11 Nov · Arts · 5 sourcesArchitectural spaces that invite public participationDesigning for the public. James Wines and his firm SITE created architecture intended for the popular public, placing art within the commercial strip and suburban sprawl…
- Wed 11 Nov · Travel · 4 sourcesMapping the city versus drifting into the rhythm
- Mon 9 Nov · Travel · 3 sourcesClandestine bars and dining hidden in plain sight
- Fri 6 Nov · Travel · 3 sourcesHidden gardens and monastery shops reveal the city's quiet corners
- Thu 5 Nov · Travel · 1 sourcesPublic benches and the science of spontaneous connection
- Wed 4 Nov · Travel · 4 sourcesSpecialty coffee shops reveal the terroir of the bean
- Tue 3 Nov · Travel · 4 sourcesFinding the city behind the facade
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