Monthly Archives: October 2008

Cate Dowman discovers a café design museum in Seoul's up-and-coming neighborhood Mapo-gu. [...]

Today, three classics from New York City. Even though I like living in Sweden, I miss New York incredibly much right now. So, here comes three classic songs worth a read. Autumn in New York by Billie Holiday Autumn in New York, why does it seem so inviting? Autumn in New York, it spells the thrill [...]

Professional photographer and writer Felicia Shelton talks about travels, her blog, the Richmond neighborhood The Fan, and her contribution to Tom Dixon's new book. [...]

Janice Lombardi from Zannel, the mobile industry's first Instant Media Network, shares the advantages of livecasting through mobile video and pictures. [...]

Today's guest blogger Cate Dowman explores the café culture in New Zealand. [...]

This week’s photography captures what I would love to do – bungee jump. [...]

What would Internet be without all amazing travel blogs? Not as fun or interesting, that’s for sure. One of the thousands of blogs making its mark in the online travel world is foXnoMad by travel enthusiast Anil Polat. The Blog: The blog is aimed at people who love the journey as much as the destination, [...]

This week’s photo was taken an early morning at the Ari atoll in the Maldives. I chose this image because I recently had a dream about standing on a white sand beach somewhere, surrounded by palm trees and clear blue water as far as I could see. I felt the warm sand beneath my feet, [...]

Walkscore ranks the best neighborhoods in the largest 40 cities in the US. Today’s post features the top ten cities (and neighborhoods in parenthesis). To see the rest of the most walkable cities in America, head over to Walkscore City Rankings. What is your favorite city, or neighborhood, to walk in? 1. San Francisco (Chinatown, [...]

TripAdvisor®, the largest travel community in the world, recently announced the top ten wine destinations in the world. Bordeaux, Napa Valley and Tuscany secured the top three spots, followed by Champagne-Ardenne and Australia’s Barossa Valley. “In addition to supplying some of the finest wines to the world, these destinations offer visitors outstanding hotels, restaurants and [...]