Opera Has a Sustainability Problem. One Company Wants to Fix It.
The Dutch National Opera in Amsterdam has made dramatic moves to go green, from the materials it uses in productions to the ...
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Hagen expands to Amsterdam with speciality coffee outlet
The company plans a second store in the city by May 2025 and to enter a third European market before the end of the year.
Who Needs a Hotel When You Can Stay in a "Jungle Bubble"?
Maybe it was Disney World that once sparked the ultimate in childlike wonder, that feeling of “I can’t believe this place is ...
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Top 3 Culprits Behind Amsterdam Waterway Plastic Pollution
New data from the Urban Plastic Soup project, led by AMS Institute, Wageningen University & Research, the Municipality of Amsterdam, and others, sheds ...
Covid-19 Culture: What we'd like to bring back from the pandemic
Five years on, Euronews Culture reflects on the things we miss the most from the March 2020 Covid lockdown and what practices ...
Sankofa Series: Why gunshots fired at slaves did not penetrate their bodies
At Abandze, in the Central Region of Ghana, lies the historic Fort Amsterdam, which was built by the British in 1641.
Barcelona finally turned on its crowds of tourists. Now the city faces a major problem
Summer 2024 saw angry locals attack tourists with toy water pistols to protest about being squeezed out of their own city.
The Chinese assembly-line artists who copy van Gogh's sunflowers
Products that are seen as forgeries in the West are seen as «re-creations» in China, where the culture does not condemn ...
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What's a 'coffee rave'? People hit cafes early in the morning to socialise
Many enjoy the chance to socialise with friends in a party-like atmosphere – without the brutal hangovers that result from ...
These are the world’s top LGBTQ+ destinations, according to Lonely Planet’s local experts
“At the Homomonument, check out Pink Point, the official LGBTQ+ tourist information point of Amsterdam. Here you can get the ...