Features - My Favourite Street
Wells Street, Chicago
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Kathy McClanathan, chef concierge of The Talbott Hotel, leads us through the lesser-known gems of Wells Street in Chicago. |
Unsuk Chin Gangnam district, Seoul
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Seoul resident Nell McShane Wulfhart talks with composer Unsuk Chin about why Gangnam is her favourite neighbourhood, but it’s got nothing to do with PSY… |
Articles - My Favourite Street
Serdar-i Ekrem, Istanbul
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Turkish jewellery designer Bihter Ayda Pekin talks about her adopted neighbourhood of Galata, a historic area that has become one of the city’s trendiest spots. |
Dashilar, Beijing
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Explore the contrasts of old and new in Beijing with Aric Chen, curator for Hong Kong's upcoming M+ museum, and Beijing Design Weeks creative director. |
Street 278 in Boeung Keng Kang 1, Phnom Penh
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Cambodian sculptor Sopheap Pich leads us through his favourite Phnom Penh neighbourhood – the leafy, café- and gallery-lined Boeung Keng Kang 1 (BKK1) and surrounds. |
Sablon, Brussels
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Elvis Pompilio takes us on a stroll down Sablon, the heart of antiques in Brussels. With its multitude of impressions it has become Elvis’s favourite part of town. |
Rua Aspicuelta, São Paulo
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The inspiring painter living and working in São Paulo, Suzanna Schlemm takes us along Rua Aspicuelta in the renowned bohemian area of Vila Madalena. |
Johnston Road, Hong Kong
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Johnston Road is travel author Brian Johnston’s favourite because it runs through the busy, neighbourly Wan Chai district, a fine place for traditional Hong Kong food. |
Hegdehaugsveien, Oslo
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Tonje Holand, one half of Norwegian design duo Darling Clementine, takes us on a stroll down Hegdehaugsveien in Oslo. |
Neuhausen, Munich
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Neuhausen is a popular local hangout. Its laid-back vibe, architecture, cosy restaurants, parks and even castles, make it journalist/author Anna Butterbrod’s favourite neighbourhood in Munich. |
Via Margutta, Rome
Olympic host 1960“Via Margutta is an art lover’s dream,” says Giuseppe Petochi, “because you can actually sense the authenticity of this historical artists’ neighbourhood, whose tradition spans over five centuries. |
