PLACES to see, WOMEN to know
SEETIES A column open to everyone’s contribution and born with the intention of telling female protagonists of past and contemporary History through the places of our cities. #PLACEStoseeWOMENtoknow
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Pistoia, city of plants and zebra-striped churches
PISTOIA in a diorama by Shiran Hadi, Israeli industrial designer who creates stories with different materials, space and light. Photo by Tamuz Rachman. #CCTravellers2017
What Airports have given me
WORLD Travelling is all around us but it is easy to forget what Airports can do for us emotionally aside from making the world a smaller place.
Bon Voyage
EUROPE Dozens of migrants climb onto an overcrowded truck. Their goal: to escape to Europe. When they arrive after an exhausting journey, another brutal reality awaits them: the European treatment of refugees. A short film directed by Fabio Friedli.
The Best of All Worlds
PRATO and the “Whole Earth” in a very beautiful essay by Nicholas Herrmann. #CCTravellers2016
Love & The City: 9 illustrations not only for Valentine’s Day ❤
LOVE & THE CITY. 9 little great works by various artists from various parts of the World, for your Valentine’s Day and Everyday! ❤ CCTeam
An Evening With An Immigrant, the first time in Italy
PRATO is the first Italian city to have welcomed the show “An Evening With An Immigrant” by poet Inua Ellams.
A map of WiFi passwords from airports around the world
SEETIES WiFox is a continuously updated map of wireless passwords from airports and lounges worldwide. Online and App.
English idioms: the world and its places
LONDON “The old lady of Threadneedle Street” is a nickname for the Bank of England. This and many other curious English idioms related to the category ‘The world and its places’.
The monument is behind. A photo series by Oliver Curtis
SEETIES Here is what the most famous and photographed places in the world stare at, for decades or centuries. Try to see the gallery without reading the captions: how many of them can you recognise?
English idioms: town and around
LONDON “In Queer Street” means in financial trouble, in debt. This and many other curious English idioms related to the category ‘Town and around’.
Iconspeak: the T-shirt with 40 icons to communicate in any country
WORLD Even if you don’t speak the local language, now you can easily communicate with local people… everywhere you travel!