Day after day, authors all around the world lay back in their quiet working room, pouring out a part of their souls on a piece of paper. They do this for many different reasons: to be remembered, to inspire, to send a message, to talk to someone and so on.…
Tucked away in the heart of Montmartre, Paris, there’s a beautiful spot where books, art, and café culture meet. It’s called Halle Saint Pierre, and it’s more than just a bookstore—it’s an experience to remember. The space sits inside a 19th-century covered market hall that has been lovingly transformed into…
Imagine a town where one in every few buildings is a bookshop. With just 1,700 residents but more than 20 independent bookstores and millions of books, Hay-on-Wye is a sanctuary for anyone who still believes that wandering through shelves is the best kind of adventure. From its humble origins to…
For most travelers, accommodation is simply a place to rest after a long day of exploring. But what if your stay was just as exciting as your destination? Imagine waking up in a glass igloo under the Northern Lights, dozing off in an underwater suite surrounded by fish, or spending…
Escape rooms are the perfect opportunity for friends, family and colleagues to come together and create lasting memories. With creative twists, interactive puzzles, and mystery storylines; visiting an escape room in 2023 can create an immersive adventure, both fun and educational. Online escape room activities have been made possible thanks…
When it comes to therapeutic travel during the Covid-19 Pandemic, the 423 national parks sites in the US are a haven of ‘recovery’. There is nothing like an adventurous day trip in the wild to get one centered and able to cope with the challenges back home. But there is…
Book and Bed Tokyo (or “the accommodation bookshop”) is an innovative hostel that aims to bring book-loving travelers together. It is the result of a metamorphosis from a traditional izakaya pub (a type of informal Japanese eat&drink establishment) into a literary crib. As the owners say, the concept has nothing…
