A guide to four UNESCO Cities of Literature in the Americas: the libraries, bookshops and cafés of Québec City, Rio de Janeiro, Seattle and Montevideo.
A guide to four UNESCO Cities of Literature in the Americas: the libraries, bookshops and cafés of Québec City, Rio de Janeiro, Seattle and Montevideo.
Five UNESCO Cities of Literature in the British Isles: Edinburgh, Dublin, Manchester, Norwich and Nottingham, with libraries and slow travel for readers.
Fourteen bookshops in converted churches, banks, theatres, and stations, from El Ateneo Grand Splendid to Barter Books and Powell’s City of Books.
Discover six UNESCO Cities of Literature in Europe that you’d be crazy to miss out on: Lyon, Prague, Barcelona, Granada, Óbidos and Reykjavík.
Twenty European castles to see once: Neuschwanstein, Mont Saint-Michel, Predjama, Corvin, and Edinburgh Castle. A slow traveler’s guide to Europe’s great fortresses.
Nine bookshops built to beat the internet: El Ateneo Grand Splendid, Livraria Lello, Boekhandel Dominicanen, Tianjin Zhongshuge and more architectural wonders.
Curious about the places that inspired Agatha Christie? These are the grand hotels, cozy cafés and famous streets that are linked to her work.
Most bookshops are already a small miracle of range. This one is about the rare few that chose depth instead, and why that choice is its own kind of beautiful.
Discover the real places behind Studio Ghibli’s films, from Dōgo Onsen and Spirited Away to Visby and Kiki’s Delivery Service, and more.
Follow the classic Harry Potter pilgrimage through Britain, from Glenfinnan Viaduct to Alnwick Castle; these are the places that shaped Rowling’s stories.
