Airports are surely the ultimate liminal space, linking worlds together through a place that is neither one nor the other – at the same time, every airport feels the same, but also has its own quirks and similarities. Today’s highlights from the Until We Travel
Why are we increasingly having the same mediated tourism experiences, wherever we go in the world – and are review sites like Tripadvisor to blame? Bremen, Germany – on the hour in a beautiful backstreet of the old city, the Haus des Glockenspiels offers a
Can YOU help us reimagine a famous tourist attraction in Bremen, Germany? For our reimagined version of the amazing Glockenspiel House, we’re focusing on its status as a major tourist attraction, and looking at how online reviews are shaping our memory and experience of cities.
Today we’re in Bremen, Germany, with one of the recordings made during our recent visit to present at the REM Festival. Here we’re in the picturesque Altstadt – the chimes of St. Petris Dom in Bremen ring out for 11 o’clock, while an accordion busker
Bremen, Germany, and a protest against racism and strict EU/Germany migration laws. Recordist Pedro Oliveira, who captured the sounds, tells us that “protesters are chanting “Um Europa keine Mauern – Bleiberecht für alle und auf Dauer!” (“No walls around Europe – Permanent right to stay
