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Read the full article via link in bio. Why was Copenhagen ranked the most liveable city in the world in 2025? Because for many, the story starts here, among colourful facades, old cobblestones, and cargo bikes full of children.
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Read the full article via link in bio Is Copenhagen really the world’s most liveable city in 2025? A man cycles calmly through the city with six helmeted children in tow. No one stares. No one honks. It’s just another Tuesday in Copenhag
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A showcase of Swedish patisserie tradition at Konditori Katarina in Malmö: cardamom knots, vanilla custard danishes, cinnamon swirls and seasonal favourites - all crafted with care.
🧁 Full article now live - read it via the link in bio. Freshly brewed cappuccino and a raspberry Danish with pistachio and icing sugar, a perfect fika moment at Konditori Katarina in Malmö. Tradition, craftsmanship and calm in every bite 🎂 #m
🍰 Full article now live - read it via the link in bio. The very first Konditori Katarina opened in Malmö in 1959 🧁 This elegant corner location at Hamngatan and Adelgatan joined the tradition in 2016, but carries the same sense of craft and ca
Where straight lines are banned and colours take over. This is not a film set, but real social housing in Vienna. Designed by artist-architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser, the building rebels against uniformity and embraces individuality. 🌿🌈 Read
A forest on the roof and a painting for a wall – Hundertwasserhaus defies modern architecture’s obsession with grids. Trees are not guests here; they’re residents. Discover how one man turned his vision into Vienna’s most phot
In Hundertwasserhaus, nature is not added – it’s essential. The street breathes. Walls bend. Trees climb. Architecture becomes habitat. 🌳 Walk into a world where buildings live and breathe. See the full article via the link in bio. #art
Graduation Show of The Royal Danish Academy: Between Fashion and Masquerade – Wearability Versus Theatricality 
Read the full analysis in PAFexplorer - link in bio. Two perspectives on fashion in one post. 
The first two images showcase Kristi
Graduation Show of The Royal Danish Academy: Between Fashion and Masquerade – Wearability Versus Theatricality 
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The first two images sho
Graduation Show of The Royal Danish Academy: Between Fashion and Masquerade – Wearability Versus Theatricality 
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The first two images capture Asger B
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A plate of cod, a glass of beer, and a barefoot path straight into the Baltic light. At Siluett by the Sea east of Trelleborg, even the youngest guests seem to sense it: spring has arrived, and lunch is b
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Delicately cured cod loin with Chablis sauce, roasted cauliflower and smooth potato purée, prepared just metres from the Baltic shoreline. At Siluett by the Sea east of Trelleborg, lunch is as ligh
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Lunch by the Baltic, served on sun-warmed wood with a view straight out to the sea. At Siluett by the Sea east of Trelleborg, a dish of lightly salted cod and a cold local beer become part of the landscap
🔗 Read the full article via the link in bio. Scandic Oceanhamnen, located at the western and Nordic edge of Helsingborg’s Oceanhamnen district, can be seen from the ferry heading towards Helsingør in Denmark. With its geometric fa&ccedi
🔗 Read the full article via the link in bio. Clarion Hotel® & Congress Sea U stands at the southern edge of Norra Hamnen, marking a bold addition to Helsingborg’s waterfront skyline. With its raw concrete, glass balconies and warm-tone
🔗 Read the full story via the link in bio. Soft curves, white façades and open balconies — a signature of Norra Hamnen’s waterfront revival in Helsingborg. Once an industrial dockland, now a vibrant seaside neighbourhood blending
Germany’s Struggle with Its Past 📖 Read the full article via the link in bio! This image is haunting—a smiling crowd greeting Hitler with admiration. Günter Grass’ The Tin Drum forces us to ask: How did so many ordinary German