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Silent Shopping Hours: A New Trend for Hyper-Sensorial Customers
Some supermarkets offer silent shopping hours, which are moments reserved for hyper-sensorial people. Hyper-sensorial people have a heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli, such as noise, light, and smell. During silent shopping hours, the supermarket reduces the sensory overload by dimming the lights, switching off the loudspeakers, and limiting the smells. This creates a calm and… Read more
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Why Different Cultures Love and Celebrate the Full Moon
Have you ever wondered why the full moon is so captivating and mesmerizing? There is something about the sight of the moon shining brightly in the night sky that stirs our emotions and imagination. The full moon is mysterious, threatening and romantic at the same time. The clouds are illuminated and create a beautiful corona… Read more
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Margitsziget’s Plane-trees: A Magical Walk Through Budapest’s Past And Present
The plane-trees of the big island of Budapest, the Margitsziget, one of the enchanting sights of the city. These majestic trees line the main avenue of the island, creating a natural canopy that shades the pedestrians and cyclists below. The plane-trees are among the oldest and largest trees on the island, some of them dating… Read more
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Even if it looks obvious, this post is NOT about the infamous Microsoft product. Today is a very special day for me on social media as I started exactly one year ago with my challenge of publishing one post every day. In this interview, I give you some more background about the project, my experience… Read more
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Laval Park: a Green Oasis in Luxemburg City
The Laval Park is a relaxing and natural spot in Luxembourg City, located in the Pfaffenthal district, near the Alzette river. It is one of the oldest and most charming parks in the city, with a history dating back to the 19th century. The Laval Park covers an area of about 2 hectares, and it… Read more
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The Luminart Museum: A Unique and Interactive Exhibition of Light Art in Budapest
The Luminart Museum (LAM) in Budapest is a unique, temporary exhibition space that showcases the works of nearly 40 artists from around the world. It is located in the historic Hold Street Market Hall, which has been transformed into a magical realm of light, sound, and storytelling. The LAM offers you a chance to explore… Read more
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The Rubik Cube: A Puzzle that Changed the World
The Rubik Cube is one of the most famous and bestselling toys, with hundreds of millions of cubes sold in the world. The Rubik Cube was created by Ernő Rubik, a Hungarian architect and professor, in 1974. He originally called it the Magic Cube, and he used it as a teaching tool for his students.… Read more
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The Wooden Bridge of Walferdange
The wooden bridge is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge that connects the Cité Grand-Duc Jean and the Walfer school. It spans over the Alzette river, offering a nice view of the water and the surrounding nature. The bridge is covered by a wooden roof, which gives it a cozy and rustic feel. The wooden bridge… Read more
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A Dragon in the Forest of Walferdange
This amazing tree was spotted in the forest near Walferdange, Luxembourg. It has a twisted trunk and branches that resemble the body and limbs of a mythical creature. The tree seems to be guarding the path, ready to breathe fire at any intruder. #forest #walk #forestwalk #tree #walferdange #luxembourg🇱🇺 Read more
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What About Living in a Water Tower?
The Water Tower (Víztorony) is one of the most iconic landmarks of the Margaret Island (Margitsziget) in Budapest. a green oasis in the middle of the Danube river. It was built in 1911 in Art Nouveau style, and today it serves as an exhibition hall. In the past, the upper floor was the home for… Read more