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Aflaj Irrigation Systems of Oman: Complete Guide
Photo: NationalMuseumOman / CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons. Aflaj Irrigation Systems of Oman (Arabic: "الأفلاج", "al-Aflaj" — plural of "falaj", from the South…
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Design
Coin – From Itinerant Drapery Cart to Department Store Pioneer (1916)
Venetian merchant roots, retail democratization, and twentieth-century urban department store architecture.
November 2026
Architecture
Casablanca Art Deco: a walk through the Mauresque city
A 3.5 km, 165-minute walk through central Casablanca reveals French colonial Art Deco buildings that still shape the city's civic and cultural life.
November 2026
Architecture
Los Angeles Art Deco: A Walk Through Wilshire and Downtown
Five buildings from 1926 to 1931 show how the car, the movies and the Paris exposition shaped a distinctively Angeleno Art Deco.
November 2026
Heritage
Manas Wildlife Sanctuary Assam: Travel Guide
Photo: AmAnand / CC0 Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons. Manas National Park (মানস ৰাষ্ট্ৰীয় উদ্যান), inscribed by UNESCO in 1985 and a Biosphere Reserve,…
November 2026
Architecture
A Walk through Napier’s Rebuilt Art Deco Centre
A 3.9 km route through New Zealand’s Art Deco capital, taking in the Municipal Theatre, Daily Telegraph Building, Masonic Hotel and National Tobacco Company…
November 2026
Heritage
Hegra Nabataean Tombs Al-Hijr: Complete Guide
Photo: Carole Raddato from FRANKFURT, Germany / CC BY-SA 2.0 / Wikimedia Commons. Al-Hijr Archaeological Site (Hegra; also known by the Arabic name "Mada'in…
November 2026
Architecture
The Lido of Venice: Liberty hotels and Rationalist festival buildings on one island
Eleven stops in 8.1 kilometres: ceramic hotels from the Belle Époque, the 1930s film festival buildings, a 1915 airfield and the oldest Jewish cemetery…
November 2026
Architecture
Rome’s Rationalism: eight buildings from the Foro Italico to EUR
Marble athletes, a fencing academy, the Sapienza campus, two post offices and the Square Colosseum: eight buildings of Italian Rationalism across Rome, 1927–1954.
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