Cities are a source of inspiration, find my publications on this theme here. Don’t expect to find the most popular places, I will try to take you elsewhere.
My posts on Berlin are on a dedicated page.
My posts as I published them:
Street art in Marseille: le Panier
Marseille has changed a lot in the last ten years and continues to change, the Panier district being a case in point. My previous post on…
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Marseille, modern architecture near le Vieux Port
For the end of the year, we’re heading for the south of France, under a beautiful November sun. I invite you to discover this city if…
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A marvel of art deco architecture: the Grassi Museum in Leipzig
Back in Leipzig for a street art event, IBUG, about which I’ll be writing a post shortly, I took the opportunity to make a diversion to…
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Weimar, the origins of the Bauhaus
Weimar is a small town in Thuringia, the smallest German state if you exclude the city states (Bremen, Hamburg and Berlin). It’s a pretty provincial town…
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In the bay of Oslo
A business trip to the Norwegian capital gave me the opportunity to discover this city with two very different atmospheres, two very different lights… all in…
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Gropius before the Bauhaus: Faguswerk
Walter Gropius was the first director of the Bauhaus school from Weimar to Dessau from 1919 to 1928. In addition to his role as director, he…
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Bauhaus architecture in the Harz mountains?
In Saxony Anhalt, the Bauhaus is well known for its buildings and houses in Dessau, the second place where the school was established after Weimar and…
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Hamburg, around the harbour
This post follows the one I wrote about the warehouse and trading post area of Hamburg https://wherever-it-is.com/2022/09/16/the-counter-district-kontorhausviertel-in-hamburg/ These two districts date from the end of the…
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Travel diary: Magdeburg
Magdeburg is the capital of the German state of Saxony Anhalt. Although located close to Berlin, it is not well known by Berliners and tourists in…
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