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Where Transience meets Permanence: The John Lennon Wall in Prague
The John Lennon Wall in Prague and its state of transience and permanence is a reminder that no matter the social or political climate, there will also be a counter culture of idealists and dreamers...
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(Art)chitecture by Charlotte Vallance: The Holden Gallery, Manchester
The beautiful School of Art in Manchester houses the Manchester Artist Book Fair once a year at The Holden Gallery. Read More
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Athens – A Beautiful City for Athena
With its stunning beauty, Athens Greece is truly a city for the Gods. Read More
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Budapest And Its People
Of all the places I’ve traveled to in Europe, Hungary has left the biggest impression on me. I could use this post to tell you about the grand St. Stephen’s basilica in Budapest, the enchanting Chain...
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Learning Respect on Jostedalsbreen glacier, Norway
At over 480 square kilometers, Jostedalsbreen is Europe's biggest glacier and covers the mountain plateau northwest of Jostedalen near Sognefjord in Norway. Read More
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Living Among Danes in Copenhagen
Photographer Tracy Zhang explores Copenhagen and shares some gorgeous photos of the Royal Stables, the canals, an open air market and more. Read More
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A Barcelona Guide in Photographs – Part 1
Some of the most exciting cities are those that have their own unique aesthetic. Photographer Marc Provins shows us his favorite spots in this visual tour. Read More
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Unearthing the Meaning of Berlin’s “Stolpersteines”
Ever stumble across these shiny plates on the streets of Berlin? We explore the significance of Gunter Demnig's memorial stolpersteines, or "stumbling blocks." Read More
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Where to Eat and Shop in Porto, Portugal
Split into two by the Douro River, the Portuguese city of Porto is probably best known for its wine. One of the oldest cities in Europe, Porto is a maze of narrow cobbled streets, beautiful plazas,...
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Rome’s Ara Pacis Museum: An Ancient Altar of Peace in Richard Meier’s Modern...
All photos by Ellen Ryan One thing you learn quickly in Rome is that there is not a lot of contemporary architecture in the historic center. Newer high profile works tend to be clumped at the edges,...
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Luke Shepard’s NIGHTVISION: a time lapse video of Europe
Luke Shepard's new project, NIGHTVISION, reveals the beauty of urban structures across Europe at night. The post Luke Shepard’s NIGHTVISION: a time lapse video of Europe appeared first on Untapped New...
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The Rooftop Houses of Manchester’s Cromford Court
Labelled the future of urban planning today in dense urban centers like Zhuzhou, China, Cromford Court in Manchester saw rooftop houses on top of the Arndale Centre as early as 1981. The post The...
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The Creative Universe of Ferran Adrià
The “Ferran Adrià and elBulli. Risk, Freedom and Creativity” exhibition at the Palau Robert in Barcelona unveils the creative universe and talent of Ferran Adrià , the late 20th and early 21st...
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Visit Britain: Seven Miles in Wales
Six hours spent hiking seven miles in Snowdownia National Park, experiencing authentic Wales with no end in sight. The post Visit Britain: Seven Miles in Wales appeared first on Untapped New York.
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Touring Prague’s Monuments and Architecture by Bike
Though it's not Europe's most bike-friendly city, exploring Prague by bike in a led tour gives you quick and comfortable access to many of the city's sights. The post Touring Prague’s Monuments and...
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The Ghosts of Germany’s Coal Mining Past
A look at adaptive reuse taking place in Germany's coal mining region and a type of urban planning which accommodates evolution. The post The Ghosts of Germany’s Coal Mining Past appeared first on...
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Written on the Walls: Madrid’s Urban Art Scene
Get to know a new side of Madrid by exploring the nooks and crannies dedicated to street and urban art in the Spanish capital. The post Written on the Walls: Madrid’s Urban Art Scene appeared first on...
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The Urban Development of Rome’s Piazza San Silvestro
A modest update to Piazza San Silvestro makes a major change in the use of public space in Rome's historic center. The post The Urban Development of Rome’s Piazza San Silvestro appeared first on...
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An Inside Look at Rome’s Villa Medici
Built as a Medici palace, the Villa Medici houses the Académie de France in Rome, a venerated cultural institution that supports artists and hosts numerous cultural events. The post An Inside Look at...
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(Art)chitecture by Charlotte Vallance: Exploring London
Wouldn't it be nice to live in a house so sweet? The post (Art)chitecture by Charlotte Vallance: Exploring London appeared first on Untapped New York.
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Amsterdam’s Featured Neighborhood: De Jordaan
With its relaxed vibe, cool shops and cafés, the Jordaan neighborhood symbolizes Amsterdam as a whole, and the best the city has to offer. The post Amsterdam’s Featured Neighborhood: De Jordaan...
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Camino Ronda – Hiking on the Costa Brava from Roses to Cadaqués
A day hike on the Camino Ronda along the Costa Brava from Roses to Cadaqués, passing elBulli restaurant and the Salvador Dalí house in Portlligat. The post Camino Ronda – Hiking on the Costa Brava...
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Zurich by Bicycle: In Search of the Postmodern
Exploring Zurich by bike, similarities between the city's free bicycle sharing program and the Zurich, maybe the Swiss in general, mentality and lifestyle become apparent. The post Zurich by Bicycle:...
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(Art)chitecture by Charlotte Vallance: Beautiful Lisbon
The tiled streets and buildings of Lisbon tempt you around every corner. The post (Art)chitecture by Charlotte Vallance: Beautiful Lisbon appeared first on Untapped New York.
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Ten Tips for Traveling the Trans-Siberian Railway
A survival guide for a journey on the famed Trans-Siberian Railway. The post Ten Tips for Traveling the Trans-Siberian Railway appeared first on Untapped New York.
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On the physics of re-experiencing childhood: Visiting the Prater in Vienna
A visit to the Prater amusement park in Vienna yields thrilling rides and a small insight into the everyday. The post On the physics of re-experiencing childhood: Visiting the Prater in Vienna...
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Sphinx Awaits Hikers at the Top of Bucegi Mountains in Romania
The rock formations of The Sphinx and The Old Women await hikers atop the Bucegi mountains in the Southern Carpathians in Romania. The post Sphinx Awaits Hikers at the Top of Bucegi Mountains in...
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Festa Major de Gracia: A Big Barcelona Bash
The annual Festa Major de Gracia is one of Barcelona's biggest parties, featuring drinking, dancing and beautifully decorated streets. The post Festa Major de Gracia: A Big Barcelona Bash appeared...
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Manchester’s Ghost Market at the Stretford Mall
Discover a doorway to a hidden Manchester and travel back in time at the Stretford Mall. The post Manchester’s Ghost Market at the Stretford Mall appeared first on Untapped New York.
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An Attempt at Understanding the Strength of The Memorial to the Murdered Jews...
An attempt at understanding the strength of Deconstructivist designer and architect Peter Eisenman's Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin, Germany - A response to the July 12, 2012...
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Tiny Country, Big Ideas
If it’s iconic or you take it for granted, it’s probably Hungarian! From the Rubik's Cube to the ballpoint pen to the color TV. The post Tiny Country, Big Ideas appeared first on Untapped New York.
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Two Worlds of Christmas
A feast of fish is tasty in Budapest, but just isn’t the same as crab curry at home in the States. The post Two Worlds of Christmas appeared first on Untapped New York.
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Thermal Baths of Budapest
Wellness surges from a geological fault beneath Hungary. The post Thermal Baths of Budapest appeared first on Untapped New York.
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How to Visit Hemingway’s Madrid Like a Local
Get to know Madrid retracing Ernest Hemingway's footsteps. Relive history, visit his most treasured and written about sites, bars, restaurants and passion points of the city. The post How to Visit...
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Budapest, City of Grit
Budapest architecture recounts tales of both a grand and traumatic history. The post Budapest, City of Grit appeared first on Untapped New York.
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