Typical french south store with very good olives and local products

The second coffee shop has to be Kaffeine. Having only recently come across this one, I was certainly impressed and they may even have the best coffee I've had, since a short stay in Portland, Oregon.

Just a fantastic spot on the edge of the city. Its connection of the Amsterdam-Rijn Canal to the IJ, Amsterdam’s big open water, that was once part of the North Sea, but now dammed in by the Dutch. Sometimes it’s just a relief to leave the prettiness and the cuteness of the Amsterdam canals behind and experience some space. Few people come out here and in summertime it’s just a delightful spot to have a picnic and watch the boats come in.

It is an old neighbourhood from my hometown, with narrow white stone pavement streets and small squares and fountains. I love going for a walk around and just remain there. I always get lost in it and I love that...

Great little independent bookshop in central London run by Tamsin Clark. Weird and wonderful selection of photo books, magazines, artist books, poetry and more.

Cultural centre SODAS 2123 is a self-governed community based space which unites tens of creators and researchers of different fields, with practices based on experimentation, developing of unexpected formats and responding to latest cultural, social, geopolitical, ecological issues. SODAS 2123 will provide workshops and equipment for a variety of art disciplines, and each resident of the complex will be open for sharing, learning and craftsmanship. SODAS 2123 is operated by Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association.

The Kitchenette is a small but absolutely fantastic bistro which is run by my two favourite people who I know since I was born: Jean-Philippe Demougeot and Barbara Zander. Say Hugo sent me here! and get a drink for free!

This is the oldest market in Florence, it takes place in Piazza Santo Spirito the 3rd sunday of the month (except for August and December) from 8am to sundown (which can be from 4 pm to 7pm depending on the season). All the people that sells in this market are local farmers from Tuscany and the products on display are all made using natural or ancient methods without the use of synthetic products. The products admitted to Fierucola are characterized by their simplicity & originality, inspired by agricultural and artisan traditions, especially those who are disappearing. Everything is produced in small scale, following the seasons. You can find a vast array of things here, from spices, vegetables and fruit, cheese, bread, vegan products, jam and preserves, hand made shoes, dried flowers, wire and straw basket, plants and textiles, flours, fermented beverages, miso, jewelry, pottery and wooden toys for kids. If you don't like this kind of shopping, this event still deserves a visit if you like to do people-watching. This is the place where you'll find most of the florentine people on sunday morning.

By appointment only. Large archive of lettering, typography and calligraphy.

Its quite a trip out there but so very worth it if you wanna have the very special beach-experience! You can go there by car and then take the ferry either to Pines or Cherry Grove (I would prefer Pines!) or you do all by public transportation - there a "getaway tickes" for 36Dollars and the transfer works really smooth - may even be faster than by car!

The Temple of Olympian Zeus is an ancient temple located in the center of Athens, Greece. It is dedicated to Zeus, the king of the gods in Greek mythology, and it is one of the largest and most impressive temples of the ancient world. The construction of the Temple of Olympian Zeus began in the 6th century BC, during the reign of the Athenian tyrant Peisistratus. However, the temple was not completed until the reign of the Roman emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century AD, more than 600 years later. The temple had 104 columns, each standing 17 meters tall, making it one of the largest temples in the ancient world. Today, only 15 of the original columns remain standing, along with some other architectural elements of the temple, including the ruins of the sanctuary, the cella, and the east and west pediments. The temple is an impressive sight, even in its partially ruined state, and it is a popular tourist attraction in Athens. The Temple of Olympian Zeus is located in a large park area known as the "Archaeological Site of Olympieion." The park is a peaceful and picturesque oasis in the heart of the city, with lush greenery and beautiful views of the temple and the surrounding landscape. Visitors can stroll through the park, take photos of the temple, and learn about its fascinating history through the on-site informational displays.

Favorite italian restaurant, great simple food, friendly staff and the coolest atmosphere (vinil music only). Smart to make a reservation before you go.