The Streets of Europe

FEATURE the streets of europe : Tübingen, buses and Europe

Tübingen, buses and Europe

Europaplatz (‘Europe Square’) is not just a bus station in Tübingen. It is actively integrated in the urban reality of this ancient charming town which lies on the river Neckar

by Solenn Le Goff @ // 06/10/08 - 1 Comment

the streets of europe, tübingen, eudebate2009, grand projects, city planning, european elections 2009, europe

FEATURE the streets of europe : Rome: Europe = shops

Rome: Europe = shops

We continue our series of articles visiting the streets of Europe which carry the continent’s name. In this episode, shopping and lessons in a non-existent Europeanism at the heart of Eur(ope?)

by tiziana sforza // 13/12/07 - 2 Comment

the streets of europe, federico fellini, society, politics, southern eu, italy, rome

FEATURE the streets of europe : Sofia – Paris elephant truckers

Sofia – Paris elephant truckers

For years, the convoys of lorries on European motorways have been becoming longer and longer. Stefan Kaegi and Jörg Karrenbauer relate their European-style road movie in Paris with theatre production 'Cargo Sofia-Paris'

by Katharina Kloss @ // 13/09/07

the streets of europe, theatre, france, culture, europe

FEATURE the streets of europe : Rome's invisible taxis

Rome's invisible taxis

Third in our summer series tracking Europe's taxi drivers, where finding a taxi in the eternal city is like trying to find a needle in a haystack

by tiziana sforza // 30/08/07

the streets of europe, traffic, tourism, cities, italy, rome

INVESTIGATION the streets of europe : Beer over Gaudi

Beer over Gaudi

In Barcelona, unlicensed street performers, sleeping on park benches and drinking and urinating on its streets is illegal. How has the civic by-law affected society one year on?

by pim de kuijer // 07/03/07

the streets of europe, drugs, barcelona, underground, violence, alcohol, prostitution

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The Streets of Europe in the babelblogs

Sometimes the snow comes down in June

...sometimes the sun goes around the moon, and yes, sometimes Santa is off to the square in July: ''Why? Why the giant Santa Claus sculpture? Why in July? And why brandishing what would seem to be a sex toy?'' photo: Alison HARVIE the image dates from May 2009, and is ...

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White Warwick

...and after the snow comes down:

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Streets of Europe – Call for Photos

Maybe you have already had a look on the ‘Streets of Europe’ blog which I took over and reactivated in October. Fabien (from Babel Auvergne) and I would like to vitalize it with your contribution. This babelblog is ‘devoted’ to European streets, features that make the streets alive, characteristics that ...

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Hungarian Christmas – in the new millenium

Written by Juli Kubát Celebrating Chrismas has been changing a lot during the last years and decades. Not only in Hungary but all around the world. Unfortunately Christmas became fully commercialized and these are the gifts that has become the most important. Maybe the shops are the only winners. People ...

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