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The Food Culture of Turin

Turin is not only a city of art and culture, but also a city of food. With its rich culinary tradition and love for quality ingredients, Turin is a paradise for foodies. In this article, we’ll take you on a journey through the city’s food culture and explore some of the most delicious and interesting aspects…

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Alesund adds Christmas lightings this 2023

The municipality of Aveiro has embarked on an ambitious and multi-year project to transform the city into a dazzling Christmas spectacle, a festive endeavor set to continue until 2025. The winning proposal, crafted by Empresa Carvalho Iluminações from Viseu, encapsulates a concept deeply rooted in Aveiro’s rich cultural heritage, sustainability, innovation, and technology. As night…

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Vienna: The Perfect Destination for Culture and History Lovers

Vienna is a city that is steeped in history, culture, and art. It is the capital of Austria, and it is renowned for its stunning architecture, world-class museums, and vibrant music scene. The city is also famous for its coffeehouses, delicious pastries, and excellent wine. In this article, we will explore some of the most…

Art Nouveau stone carving at the entrance of the Gellért Bath

Hotel Géllert Budapest will become a Mandarin Oriental Hotel in 2027

The Gellért Hotel, owned by BDPST Group, is set to undergo a comprehensive renovation in 2024, aligning with heritage preservation standards. Anticipated to reopen in 2027, it will emerge as Hungary’s inaugural Mandarin Oriental hotel. The Gellért Hotel is poised to boast 143 guest rooms, including 38 suites, designed with timeless elegance by London’s Alexander…

Museum of Applied Arts Budapest - Art Nouveau private experience in Budapest

Are you a Gaudí fan? Test your skills

Antoni Gaudí is very popular architect and a proof of that is that his works, from the spectacular Sagrada Família to the picturesque Park Güell, are appealing to more and more people every year.He was a Catalan architect who has become internationally recognised as one of the most prodigious experts in his discipline, as well…

Art Nouveau exhibition ‘The Triumph of Nature’ in Florida until March 15

As the esteemed Lightner Museum culminates its 75th-anniversary celebrations, it proudly presents “The Artful Legacy: A Journey Through Artistic Expressions,” a captivating exhibition that showcases the museum’s exceptional collection and the transformative power of art. For more information than the one you can find here, visit https://lightnermuseum.org/2023/03/22/triumphofnature Immerse yourself in a captivating array of artistic masterpieces, ranging…

“Liberty. Torino Capitale” from Oct. 26th to June 10th 2024

The exhibition delves into the pivotal role Turin played in shaping Art Nouveau, also known as the stile Liberty or “Liberty style” in Italy. It takes place at Palazzo Madama – Museo Civico d’Arte Antica di Torino and is a collaboration between Palazzo Madama and SIAT – Società degli Ingegneri e degli Architetti in Torino,…

Art Nouveau stone carving at the entrance of the Gellért Bath

The Beginnings and Legacy of Art Nouveau

Since its inception in 1936, spanning over eight decades, Hickmet Fine Arts has been privileged to engage with some of the most illustrious artworks hailing from the Art Nouveau era. Across three generations, we’ve borne witness to the transformative impact of this artistic movement, a legacy still resonating profoundly in the contemporary art scene. In…

Alphose Mucha in Aix-en-Provence, France, until March 24, 2024

In collaboration with the Mucha Foundation, the Hôtel de Caumont presents its winter exhibition this year, dedicated to the renowned master of Art Nouveau, Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939). Mucha, whose artistic legacy traverses various mediums including posters, advertising, interior design, and Belle Époque theater, transformed the perception of art in his era with his distinctive aesthetic…

Exhibition about Wilhelm Bockslaff at the Riga Art Nouveau Center from Nov. 9th to Dec. 3rd

It’s now 165 years since the birth of Baltic German architect Wilhelm Bockslaff, but his contribution to the fabric of his native city lives on. Bockslaff designed numerous Latvian mansions and public buildings in Rīga and Jūrmala, including everything from water towers to grand country houses. He was the architect of the Riga Great Guild, Ludvigs Neiburgs’ tenement house…