A bite of history. A bite of Muffuletta!

An off-space in a more classical sense, Ada is an eclectic merge of a crumbling Viennese apartment and technology-enthusiastic DIY. Among witty interventions and mismatched wallpapers it offers a relaxed, but solid program focused on media art.

Cute second hand bookstore with a big selection of artbooks.

Best art book shop in town with a great selection! It is run by graphic designer Jurgen Maelfeyt and has a little gallery where there have interesting shows.

Baths Open every day 2 fr. for adults, from 16 years 1 fr. for kids Free for children under 6 years 022 732 29 74 Full breakfast with juices pressed, handmade bread, typical birchermuesli and a hot drink of your choice. At noon and in the evening, an excellent dish of the day at popular prices. 022 738 16 16 Summer Breakfast from 7am 7h-23h Winter Breakfast from 8am 7h-23h During the winter season, discover the warm atmosphere of a wood-heated cabin or, on sunny days, the terrace, surrounded by water and birds of the lake. Every evening from 18:00, the famous fondue to the cremant, specialty of the place. Booking highly recommended. Massage Professionals offer you different types of massage: relaxation, sports or muscle, reflexology, lymphatic drainage or shiatsu. Booking by phone only from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 1 pm every day from 9.30 am to 8 pm, from 1 January to 31 December 70 fr. the 50-minute session 022 731 41 34 Sauna, Turkish bath, hammam Winter From September to May, the Baths of the Pâquis offer 2 mixed saunas, 1 Turkish bath mixed, 1 mixed hammam, 1 hammam reserved for women. Tuesday: day reserved exclusively for women. Mixed on other days. Entrance fee: 20 fr. (sauna, Turkish bath, hammam). Mondays: 13 fr. Subscription 11 entries: 150 fr. Two large towels (rental possible to 5 fr. Room) Open from Monday to Saturday from 9am to 9.30pm, Sunday from 8am to 9.30pm. Warning: last entries at 20:30. Closing of the locker rooms for the bathers of winter at 20:30! 022 732 29 74 Summer The hammams are open all the summer according to the schedules baths. Entrance fee: 10.–, including towel

Strogino is a remote residential neibourhood on the northwest end of Moscow, famous for its greenery, water space and barbecue. My good friends, photographers Anastasia Tsayder and Petr Antonov live here. The picture was taken from their balcony. Their place is known as 'photohostel' as many visiting photographers stay with them when they stop over in Moscow.

Paris, unlike London, Brooklyn and err Chester, isn’t famed for its zoo. That’s because there isn’t anything quite as big here, but if its quality as opposed to size you’re looking for then the zoo in the Jardin des Plantes won’t leave you disappointed. There are about 1800 animals here, a third of which are endangered species, like the Amur leopard, pictured. The reptile house has big snakes and snap-happy crocodiles. There are even kangaroos and some other animals you wouldn’t have thought hardy enough to adapt to the cold chill of the Paris winters. The only drawback is the monkey house, which is a rather forlorn place with depressed-looking chimpanzees and gorillas gazing through shit-stained glass cages.

The perfect place for 'aperitivo'. Open until late.

Peres Projects mostly showcases young, emerging artists and is at the forefront of fusing art with fashion, celebrity and the love of a good party, which seems to work very well in Berlin. Having recently moved into an ex-Soviet building on Karl Marx Allee, the giant new space contrasts brilliantly with the commanding facade.

My favorite gallery in Copenhagen, located in the meatpacking area... its great for spotting up and coming talents but also established artists from around the world.

Nice place to enjoy a Coffee latte or a brownie and start discovering the neighbourhood !

The best pesto rosso pasta are in this market.