This statue of Papageno, the Bird-Catcher of Mozart’s Magic Flute, marks a building at the site of the Freihaus Theatre, where The Magic Flute had its debut in 1791. The theater has been gone since 1801; the statue was installed in 1937 when the present building—called Papageno House—was built.
DrFumblefinger shares photos from his journey north, from Casablanca to Fes. The land is mostly agricultural and quite green.
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The historic Martin Hotel has been serving the local Basque community in Winnemucca for more than a century.
There are several theories about how boab trees arrived in Australia, none of which has been proven.
Samantha shares a funny picture of her husband Eugene in front of the Welcome to Eugene, Oregon sign.
ProfessorAbe provides some insights into the production of Mastic on Chios, Greece.
Tangier’s medina is on a steep hill, with many streets replaced by steps
In a crowded ship in the old Medina, surrounded by bolts of woven cloth
Riders share the beach with bathers, sun-seekers and even camel rides
