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> I think is is great to have something weird in a city you can go visit. Something unusual that isn’t a business or a residence or a road In my experience of
by logifail 8y ago
> I think is is great to have something weird in a city you can go visit. Something unusual that isn’t a business or a residence or a road
In my experience of walking around cities I visit, you find this kind of thing just as soon as you stop(!) following your tourist map and/or blog post listing "20 best things to see in Florence/London/Paris/Berlin/$wherever".
"Weird" things are - and have always been - there just waiting to be found. We really don't need Heatherwick to build them.
- quickthrower2 8y agoI agree. I used to follow the “Lonely Planet” guides but now I’d rather plan as little as possible. You’ll bump into people to recommend stuff. There are exceptions e.g. long hikes need some planning.