They say there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but I got lost before I could find out if this was true. Wandering through a room of green and blue mist at the ARoS museum in Århus, I was more concerned with finding the exit than discovering a leprechaun’s secrets. Olafur Eliasson’s rainbow’s exhibition at the ARoS gallery in Århus is a whole body experience. Here the spectator takes centre stage, becoming a part of the work and engaging multiple senses. ‘Your Atmospheric ...
Originally Posted by Hanne about alternative transportation modes
Fush and Chups In most large European cities the desire for fish and chips to sate one’s homesickness is hopeless. Spaghetti, pizza, Döner and Bratwurst abound, but greasy seafood is off the menu. Not so in Berlin, as I discovered after stumbling across ‘Lindsay’s’, a kiwi themed restaurant formally known as ‘AoTeaRoa’. Located on the outskirts of Berlin in the suburb of Friedrichshain, it is quite a walk to the restaurant and its associated hostel. The pastel floral ...
Originally Posted by Hanne The Germans have Lederhosen and Dirndl, Indians have the sari and Native Americans have moccasins. For motorcyclists, Cordura is also a special type of ‘national dress’, something that unites people into a group with shared passions and history. No matter what country you come from, so long as you ride there will be plenty to talk about. I found this out last week, days after arriving in Munich....
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