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  • Traveller beside Kusatsu Yubatake, with its stone balustrade and wooden water channels
    Recommendations

    Japanese onsen: bathing rules, tattoos and private baths

    Before your first Japanese onsen visit, choose a specific bath and check three things: its tattoo policy, whether you are comfortable with communal bathing without swimwear,

    October 24, 2026 · 8 min read

  • Traveller inside a Korail Line 4 subway carriage in Seoul
    Recommendations

    Seoul subway: tickets, T-money and transfers

    For several days of travel in Seoul, a rechargeable T-money card is a practical starting point, especially if you will combine subway and bus journeys.

    October 24, 2026 · 9 min read

  • Traveller with a map beside an elevated train and the Bangkok skyline
    Recommendations

    Bangkok BTS and MRT: tickets, payment and transfers

    Use Bangkok’s rail network by choosing the line first and the payment method second. The BTS Skytrain and MRT meet at useful interchanges, but they

    October 24, 2026 · 10 min read

  • Illustrated traveller holding an orange notebook in a fictional room beside a photo-inspired framed exterior view of Caroline Hospital
    Perspectives

    Quarantine islands: why Marseille built Caroline Hospital

    The Frioul Islands can look like an escape from Marseille: pale rock, blue water and a different horizon. Caroline Hospital adds another way to see them.

    October 24, 2026 · 7 min read

  • Illustrated traveller holding a tray of two generic finished soap bars in a fictional room, not identified branded products or a real production workshop
    Perspectives

    Marseille soap: how an everyday object became a city symbol

    A block of soap may seem an unlikely starting point for understanding Marseille. Yet it connects ordinary washing, industrial work, familiar shapes and the memory of

    October 24, 2026 · 8 min read

  • Illustrated traveller reading in a fictional room with Château d’If recreated from an older photograph through an imaginary window, not an actual hotel view or current works report
    Perspectives

    Château d’If and Monte Cristo: where the novel meets real history

    Château d’If is a real fortress, and its prison history is real. Edmond Dantès and the Abbé Faria belong to The Count of Monte Cristo.

    October 24, 2026 · 8 min read

  • Illustrated traveller with compass and notebook before photo-inspired tide-gauge building with pale stone, tiled roof and closed gate, staged foreground
    Perspectives

    Why mainland France measures its heights from Marseille

    The sea beside Marseille connects with the heights of places far inland in an unexpected way. Observations at the Marégraphe de Marseille helped establish the reference

    October 24, 2026 · 7 min read

  • Illustrated traveller with folder and hand on chest before photo-inspired upper facade of Hôtel de Cabre, with staged foreground
    Perspectives

    Hôtel de Cabre: the Marseille house that was moved and turned

    A historic house does not always stay where its builders put it. In Marseille, the Hôtel de Cabre was moved as one building and turned through

    October 24, 2026 · 8 min read

  • Illustrated traveller in a fictional architecture room with separate photo-inspired Friche and Silo pictures and a conceptual table model
    Perspectives

    From tobacco factory to concert hall: Marseille’s reused buildings

    A factory becomes a place where art is made. A grain silo becomes a place where people listen together. In Marseille, industrial heritage can be something

    October 24, 2026 · 7 min read

  • Illustrated traveller with magnifier and notebook before a photo-inspired Antique Port and History Museum among modern buildings, with staged foreground
    Perspectives

    Where to find ancient Massalia in modern central Marseille

    Ancient Marseille does not occupy a separate town outside the modern centre. Its remains sit beside shops, museum glass and ordinary streets. The most useful way

    October 24, 2026 · 8 min read

  • Traveller with a notebook reflecting on architecture at a city café table
    Perspectives

    Wright and Mies van der Rohe: two ways to see Chicago architecture

    Chicago architecture becomes easier to read when you compare questions rather than collect famous names. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House and Ludwig Mies van der

    October 24, 2026 · 7 min read

  • Traveller on a park path among grasses and stylised industrial remnants
    Perspectives

    From quarry and steel sites to parks: how Chicago reshapes its landscape

    A green park does not necessarily begin with a green history. In Chicago, a pond can sit beside an old quarry wall, a walking path can

    October 24, 2026 · 7 min read

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