Nithin Mathew

The last of the photo dump from Venice 🤐. Liminal, this exhibition created by Pierre Huyghe was the cherry on top of the whole Venice trip. The exhibition was eerie, beautiful, and dark at the ...

Arsenale is one of the two main venues of the Venice Biennale. We arrived by boat, went in and had an amazing time here looking at a lot of contemporary art. The venue consists of a main pavilion...

The second venue of the Venice Biennale. The art was amazing and if there was no limitation on the number of pictures I could upload, I would have uploaded 100 more. The most interesting pavilion...

First impressions of Venice: It’s beautiful, with great weather. The canals, buildings, and unique layout are all very impressive and captivating.

The principle square of Venice. It is surrounded by St. Mark's Basilica, a climbable Clocktower, a long arcade, and plenty of gondola and boat rides along the canal. It’s very crowded, so we didn't...

Fun fact! You can't reach the railway museum by train. Take a DiDi instead. The railway museum is quite impressive and exhibits a lot of historical trains. There is even a little restaurant in an o...

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It was cold and rainy but there was a lot to explore, indoors and outdoors. Several museums, galleries and a lot of coffee shops and restaurants. We visited the Ruhr Museum and it was pretty exciti...

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The museum is very interactive and great for kids. It has a good size and you might have seen everything between one or two hours. An amazing outdoor area is connected to the museum with more insta...

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At 7.30 am we started our way up to visit the fort. It's 800+ steps and it is a good workout - but achievable. Bring a hat and water. Once on top, you can enjoy a magnificent view and a fascinatin...

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On a hot August day we walked up to the Fortress of Akronauplía. It is an easy walk with a stunning view. The fort itself is not very impressive but you can see a lot if cacti.

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On a hot day in August we craved for some art and AC. The EMST is fantastically curated and has a focus in Arab contemporary art. Think Mona Hartoum. We enjoyed the collection greatly and will return.

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The ancient citadel is located on top of the rocky outcrop in Athens. The ruins lay magnificent, there is a lot of stuff going around here. Excavations, renovations etc.. A large part of Partheon f...

The former colossal temple is dedicated to Zeus. It took about 638 years to build(from 6th century BC to 2nd century AD), started by the greeks and finished by the Romans. It was the largest temple...

Located on the slopes of the Acropolis, this museum holds the artifacts excavated from the Acropolis. The museum was built to house all the artifacts from the rock and its slopes. The museum lies...

The Rockeskyller Kopf is 380 000 years old and a really interesting sight to see. There are maps and tablets explaining the history and geology of the place. Unfortunately, you can get very close t...

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Three Maars are right next to one another and it is a beautiful sight to see and invites you to hike or walk around them. There are also great restaurants nearby in case you need some food. You can...

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This is a mineral water fountain with high iron and carbon dioxide content(as evident from the red color surrounding the fountain). The water from the fountain sprays up into a glass column and flo...

On a sunny but colder summer day we went on a mission to visit the Brubbel. Luckily after about 15 minutes we could already see it erupt. Entrance fee is 2 Euros and it is outdoors. Being an umbrel...

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A massive scale science museum for children and adults where you can try out everything. Compared to German science museums this one has.more of a digital focus and lots of interactive tools for ev...

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We went to isoAmsterdam for performance art and open studios. It's a great location and artists were very welcoming in talking about their works.

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