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You walk through the gate of the Taj Mahal, spot its reflection in the water channel and see why everyone stopped right here. After that, Agra carries on among red sandstone, gardens and a box of petha.

Athens
You're looking for a table in Monastiraki, you glance up, and there is the Parthenon. In Athens, the temple competes for your attention with the grilled skewer, and both deserve a pause.

Bali
Pale sand appears between cliffs, the sea shifts shades of blue and a waterfall opens a clearing in the green. Bali pairs these landscapes with temples and rice terraces; Nusa Penida calls for a boat crossing and time of its own.

Barcelona
At the Sagrada Família, stained glass paints the floor; on Passeig de Gràcia, a facade seems to grow scales. Barcelona gives your neck a workout before it lets you rest on Barceloneta's sand.

Berlin
A yellow train rolls over the Oberbaum Bridge while murals from the old Wall line your walk. In Berlin, even the stretch between two sights is worth a pause to look around.

Cairo
Your spoon sinks into a plate of koshari while minarets cut across the Cairo sky. The next day, in Giza, you try to frame a pyramid and realize the problem is how far your own feet still have to go.

Dublin
You cross the Liffey in a buttoned-up coat, turn into a street of pubs, and the sound of a fiddle takes the place of the wind. In Dublin, a day out mixes manuscripts, parks and a good table to wait out the rain.

Florence
You follow a narrow street and the Duomo's dome fills the whole sky. In Florence, even the walk to lunch goes past sculptures; the challenge is reaching your plate before you want to photograph another facade.

Hanoi
The coffee arrives under a foam of egg so thick it almost asks for a spoon. From a low stool, you watch the motorbikes go by while you choose between another lap of Hoan Kiem Lake and a bowl of phở.

Jakarta
In Jakarta, the golden flame of Monas points to the sky while, in Glodok, lunch starts in an alley of noodles and coffee. Between stops, the traffic also asks for a place in your itinerary.

Madrid
In the Puerta del Sol, someone is hunting for kilometer zero on the pavement; on the Gran Vía, you need to look up. Madrid also puts Las Meninas and a squid sandwich on the same agenda.

Moscow
On Red Square, you try to fit St. Basil's domes into the frame and end up stepping back a little more. In the Moscow metro, it's the opposite: the detail that holds your gaze is high above your head.


































































































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