Anna Brones is #OnTheRoad in Paris. More at @GadlingTravel on Instagram.
Anna Brones is #OnTheRoad in Paris. More at @GadlingTravel on Instagram.
Buddhist temples in Thailand are unlike any other in the world.
“Paris is one of those iconic travel destinations that everyone seems to have on their travel list at one point or another. It’s romantic. It’s beautiful. It’s chaotic. It’s French.”
Check out blogger Anna Brones’ Parisian adventures, this week in Gadling’s #OnTheRoad Instagram series.
We’ve never seen Sydney this moody.
(via gdaytoyoutoo)
“It was nighttime when I first pulled into France’s second-largest city, by car, and the lights were on – a wash of royal blue shining up onto orderly rows of stately Renaissance buildings in ochre hues and reflecting in the river that bisects the city. Handsome was the word that came to mind. A masculine gold-and-sapphire answer to Paris’s ravishing, soulful beauty.” - Megan Fernandez in Forget Paris, Try Lyon | Gadling.com
Berlin is a city that harbors its share of ghosts. As Germany’s premier city marches ever further into the future, shiny new government buildings and designer lofts rising on vacant lots across the capital, vestiges of Berlin’s infamous role in two World Wars and a Cold War can still be found if you know where to look. A prime example of this 20th-century legacy isTeufelsberg, an artificial hill just west of Berlin that harbors an amazing connection to Second World War military history and a now abandoned Cold War-era spy station.
(via Teufelsberg: A Photo Tour Inside Berlin’s Secret Abandoned Spy Station | Gadling.com)
The Sydney Opera House “wore green” for St. Patrick’s Day yesterday.
(via Landmarks Worldwide ‘Go Green’ For St. Patrick’s Day | Gadling.com)
Built in 1873, 75 ½ Bedford Street in New York City’s West Village measures just 9.5 feet wide and can be yours for just $3.95 million.
(via Travel Like A Boss: The Skinniest Building In New York City | Gadling.com)