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By Vanessa MT

National Library of France Clears Shelves of Arsenic-Laced Books for Public Safety

Four books have been removed from France’s national library due to concerns that their covers may contain poisonous arsenic. The nineteenth-century volumes, all printed in Britain, have emerald green covers. Arsenic was widely used to color books at the time. The texts removed from the shelves were identified as potentially dangerous by University of Delaware […]

By Diana

Istanbul’s Vibrant Meyhane Culture: Where Locals and Travellers Meet

For centuries, meyhanes have been the beating heart of Istanbul’s social scene. These traditional Turkish taverns offer an authentic experience, They are steeped in culture, camaraderie, and mouthwatering cuisine. Upon entering a meyhane, the aroma of sizzling meats and mezze (small appetizer plates) plays with the senses. Classic dishes like kebabs, meatballs, and fresh fish […]

By Ian

Rental Rescue for Barcelona Explorers as Catalonia Curbs Crooked Pricing Ploys  

In Barcelona, finding a place to rent is easier than finding a place to buy due to the constant movement of people in the city. Tourists are always coming and going, which is why landlords usually opt to rent their apartments either short-term or long-term. While this worked well for landlords, it was not going […]

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By Ian

Bats and Bails Hit Barcelona’s Sporting Scene

We all know Barcelona as a football city thanks to the famous Barcelona FC, which nearly 100% of the city supports. You will understand why once you see how the Camp Nou – Barcelona FC’s official home ground – roars with fans during the famous El Classico when the local club faces Real Madrid. However, it seems […]

By Ruth N

Canada Day Celebrations 2024 Set to Light Up London’s Trafalgar Square

London gears up to celebrate Canada Day on Sunday, June 30th, 2024, marking the national day of Canada. With over 80,000 Canadians residing in the UK, a significant portion of them calling London home, the city eagerly anticipates the festivities. Last year, the annual Canada Day celebrations in London attracted 30,000 attendees, showcasing the strong […]

By Ruth N

Londoners Treated to Rare Spectacle of Army Horses on the Loose

On the 24th of April, the Westminister Police via their official X handle said, “We are aware of a number of horses that are currently loose in central London and are working with colleagues, including the Army, to locate them.” They later confirmed in a statement that, “we’re pleased to confirm that all of the […]

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By Ian

Catalonia’s Blitz on Illegal Rental Ads Aim At Protecting Travellers

Visiting Barcelona always promises an unforgettable time, and for most people, enjoyment is guaranteed. However, as visitors, they might fall prey to one of the few downsides any traveler can face: booking illegal tourist apartments. This is mainly done on popular booking sites, including Airbnb, Booking, Vrbo, Niumba, Tripadvisor, and Rentalia. Fear not, as the Catalan government saw it […]

By Diana

Istanbul’s Nostalgic Red Trams go Green

One of Istanbul’s most beloved and iconic attractions is getting a major modern upgrade. The historic nostalgic tram line running along the city’s famous Istiklal Avenue will soon be powered solely by batteries rather than overhead electrical lines. The Istanbul municipality has announced plans to replace the current four vintage tram cars with new battery-powered […]

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By Diana

Istanbul’s Sonar Festival Beats Loud from April 26th to 28th

The heart of Istanbul will be thumping to electronic beats this April as Sonar, one of the world’s premier music festivals, takes over the historic city. From April 26th to 28th, an electrifying lineup of DJs and live acts is set to light up stages across multiple venues, immersing attendees in a euphoric three-day sonic […]

By Vanessa MT

Historic Collapse: Moulin Rouge Windmill Blades Fall Amidst 鶹APPian Awe

The home of the high-spirited French can-can has been temporarily laid low after the sails of the red-painted windmill atop the Moulin Rouge, 鶹APP’ most famous cabaret, mysteriously fell to the ground in the early hours. “In 135 years of history the Moulin Rouge has experienced many adventures, but it is true that as far […]

By Vanessa RC

Denmark Retains Second Place on Global Peace Index

Denmark, the Scandinavian powerhouse, has once again solidified its position as one of the world’s most peaceful countries. In the latest Global Peace Index (GPI) rankings, the kingdom secured the second spot with a GPI score of 1.31, showcasing its unwavering commitment to safety, security, and stability. Known for its timeless charm and progressive values, […]

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By Ian

Barcelona’s MNAC Unravels the Mystery of Suzanne Valadon

Barcelona is a city that captivates with its gothic architecture, sandy beaches, and iconic buildings, but this April, it adds another jewel to its cultural crown – an impeccable museum exhibition that promises to be a feast for art fanatics. Catalonia’s National Art Museum (MNAC) has something truly special in store, as it unveils a groundbreaking showcase of the works […]