Things to Do in Tilburg: What a Wool Town Did With Its Factories
What to do in Tilburg: the TextielMuseum with its working looms, De Pont, the LocHal library in a locomotive shed, and the funfair that takes over in July.
Ideas for a day out, hidden places and city trip tips from the makers of City Game.
What to do in Tilburg: the TextielMuseum with its working looms, De Pont, the LocHal library in a locomotive shed, and the funfair that takes over in July.
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What to do in Zwolle: walk the star-shaped moat, see the Sassenpoort, visit a bookshop in a church and a museum with a giant ellipse on its roof.
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London's best ice rinks, which are seasonal pop-ups and which stay open all year, plus honest advice on booking, prices and what the queues are like.
Lisbon's five essential monuments, the earthquake that shaped them, one persistent myth worth correcting, and practical advice on tickets and queues.
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Rotterdam's architecture explained: the cube houses, the Markthal, the Van Nelle factory, the Depot, and the 1940 fire boundary that explains all of it.
Five Paris gardens worth an afternoon, what each one is actually for, and the local rules about chairs, lawns and closing time that nobody tells visitors.
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