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Monocle magazine December 2023/January 2024
Konfekt - Issue 13
The Entrepreneurs - Issue 7
The Monocle Book of Japan
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Carla Hyenne explores some of the Danish capital\'s blue spaces to find out just how important they are to residents.
Amy Van Den Berg visits a failed project on England’s south coast to find out what the unsuccessful attraction means for the town.
Mandy Sinclair meets Michele-Elise Burnett to take the tour that she created for the Niagara Glen park and trail system.
Lilian Fawcett looks at how Singapore’s only racecourse is being redeveloped to create space for more homes in this densely populated city state.
Laura Kramer takes us to one of the largest urban parks in the US to see how regeneration efforts are helping to bring the ecosystem back to life.
Sarah Grice talks us through the dark side of history in Italy’s “floating city”.
Paul Logothetis takes a ferry to Fogo Island to explore how a remote inn is attracting tourists and supporting the local economy.
Jessica Bridger touches down at Zürich Airport and extols the virtues of a good Swiss welcome.
Christopher Cermak tells us about his favourite way to commute on work trips in New York and how the city has expanded its offering of commuter ferries.
Sophie Monaghan-Coombs explores the relocation and renaming process ahead for the Museum of London.
Ivan Carvalho takes us to California to visit the Sea Ranch Lodge – and the coastal community that inspired it.
Bella Jewell explores Pietracamela, an Italian mountain town whose economy has been shaken by global warming and a lack of snow.
Alexei Korolyov visits the production facilities of a city-owned organic farming concept that has been established within Vienna’s city limits.
Gregory Scruggs tackles the Grouse Grind trail, one of Vancouver’s most fabled hikes and a boon to citizens’ quality of life.
Tom Webb takes us to Munich’s best-known bar, where owner Charles Schumann is famous for cultivating exceptional hospitality.
Ed Stocker takes us to a surprising wartime relic that he discovered on a recent walk through the streets of Hamburg.
Tomás Pinheiro takes us to Auroville, an experimental township mostly in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, to see what lessons we can learn from this “laboratory for humanity”.
Chris Cermak explores the role of Gettysburg – the site of the American Civil War’s most famous battle – in addressing the country’s modern-day divisions.
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