Kaohsiung is Taiwan’s third-largest city and a great starting point for all architecture lovers. The city is quite pleasant and boasts several interesting temples, Taiwan’s largest monastery, an interesting contemporary architecture, a cool art … Read More
Kazakhstan was not the first and won’t be the last country to move its capital to a less developed and sparsely populated area. While walking amongst the city’s massive buildings, Brasilia came to mind. … Read More
Batumi rose into prominence at the end of the 19th Century when a railroad from Tbilisi and a pipeline from Baku made it Russia’s main oil port in the Black Sea. Hence, the many … Read More
No trip to Germany should exclude Dresden, a city full of history and fantastic architecture. The former capital of the Saxon Kingdom was also the largest city of now-defunct Eastern Germany. Today, it is a … Read More
Skopje, Macedonia’s capital was never really on my bucket list. The little I knew about it didn’t attract me that much. I knew Skopje was home to several architecture gems: a very Old bridge, … Read More
