A small collection of snapshots featuring buildings with Jugendstil elements across Europe (Helsinki, Vienna, Prague, Munich, Trieste, Sweden).
Not to miss when in Munich by the way: Franz von Stuck’s Villa! He was frequently involved in the making of the Munich based magazine “Jugend”, which gave the name to “Jugendstil”.
2014 has seen an increasing activity when it comes to visiting dance performances! Impulstanz Festival, Vienna as well as Dansens Hus, Stockholm have helped a lot!
Some of the highlights:
Alain Platel, les ballets C de la B & Münchner Kammerspiele: Tauberbach
Cecilia Bengolea & François Chaignaud: Dub Love
Andersson Dance: Residual bits of sunlight
Cullbergbaletten: Works
Kyle Abraham: Pavement
and still to come:
Nicht nur is es a Hetz, es kost’ a wirklich ned vü (50ct in diesem Fall)!
Sometimes, Uni is glad that the whole Zeppelin business is over and she can just hop on Air Dolomiti and fly over the alps to enjoy some Italian later summer/autumn sun. In Trieste, she was highly interested in the archeological sites!
Winter time is sauna time! Although sauna (swedish: bastu!) is fun all year round in my opinion. I categorize this post under “heart”, since it obviously does all the work during a sauna visit (together with the liver maybe 😉 )
Several hotel saunas have earned themselves a place in the archives during recent years, namely the ones in (from top to bottom): 25hours Hotel Hafencity, Hamburg, Scandic Paasi Hotel, Helsinki (last floor, master suite, ask for the “Yokohama Butterfly” 😉 ), Tree Sauna at Treehotel, Sweden.
