hidden europe 52 tackles themes which have become familiar to regular readers of the magazine: issues of identity and belonging, of culture and community.
We explore small towns in Extremadura and Saxony, take to the hills of Slovenia and discover puppetry in Prague. We also look at Frank Lloyd Wright's influence in Europe and ponder the passage of time at a Dutch windmill.
hidden europe 52 tackles themes which have become familiar to regular readers of the magazine: issues of identity and belonging, of culture and community.
We explore small towns in Extremadura and Saxony, take to the hills of Slovenia and discover puppetry in Prague. We also look at Frank Lloyd Wright's influence in Europe and ponder the passage of time at a Dutch windmill.
The islands of Barra and Vatersay are remarkable places. They are the southernmost inhabited islands in the Outer Hebrides. These two Scottish islands have remained Catholic outposts in a country known for its generally Protestant ways. That's not the only unusual aspect of Barra and Vatersay, as we discover in this feature for hidden europe.