Tórshavn – Suppose as a veteran traveler you want to impress your friends, or you would love to visit a capital that is very hip, yet quite unknown. Then we have the golden tip. Repeat after us: Torshavn! Might be useful to find it on the map first though.
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Antwerp – “Antwerp is not a city that makes you immediately lose your heart. It is not Hamburg, Ghent or Seville. It’s not the city where you stroll in the shade of trees along centuries-old canals, while listening to the whims of tropical birds, where you see the Art Nouveau facades, and you think to yourself: “My god, how incredibly beautiful! “Here you have to dance at Kiebooms, read Elschot and walk in the snow.
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Toronto – What to do in Toronto in winter? Ice skating of course and we listen to jazz and poetry with the grandmothers. And remember the movie You’ve got mail in which Meg Ryan with her small neighborhood bookstore has to compete against the book giant of Tom Hanks? Type is such a neighborhood bookstore.
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Berlin – Kreuzkölln. Don’t look for it on the map, because it isn’t there. What you will find is Neukölln. And then there is Kreuzberg pinched between former GDR boroughs. And right where those boroughs touch, is the fictional Kreuzkölln.
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Leuven – She is the oldest university in the Low Countries and still popular among students from all over the world. Africans come to study canonical law, others the Artois beer.
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Iceland – t is kind of hard to name 10 hotspots in Iceland, when really the entire island is a hot spot. However we try to name some places on the south coast you shouldn’t miss.
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Rotterdam – A museum between high rise, eating Ottoman food while seeing the sun set over Rotterdam or getting your beard trimmed New York style? Or would you rather take a water taxi and shop at an indoor market? It is all possible on the south bank of Rotterdam. We selected some hotspots.
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