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Site of the dayIconic Houses is a global network of 20th-century house museums: homes by Aalto, Le Corbusier, Loos and others, artists' studios, and even a few iconic houses you can stay in.
TikTok of the dayDubliner Cassie Stokes hunts down Ireland's best pubs, breakfasts and restaurants, and asks chefs where they eat. Not paid by the venues.
TikTok of the dayNino Ferrari-Mathis walks you through remarkable homes and museums — LA modernism, Brazil, France, Japan — so you feel the space, not just see it.
Pinterest of the daydesignboom's board of new European buildings, with 6,000+ pins from a Czech town hall retrofit to Cycladic holiday homes. Updated almost daily.
A Dutch history creator films dolmens, underground cities and new digs in Türkiye, explaining what we know about the deep past.
Morocco of the dayCasamémoire has been defending Casablanca's 20th-century architecture since 1995. Its site covers styles, architects and eight walking routes — in French only.
Site of the dayThe most detailed open atlas of Roman roads: an interactive map of the whole empire where you can plot a route like an ancient traveler. A research project that's free to explore.
TikTok of the dayA British archaeologist walks you through Roman villas, museum shows and ancient Egypt quizzes, one short video at a time.
Telegram of the dayStriking places — canyons, waterfalls, islands, cliffside villages — each with a photo or video and a paragraph on where it is and why it matters.
Instagram of the dayArtist Anton Thomas spends years drawing huge maps in pencil and pen, such as a world map with 1,642 wild animals.
TikTok of the dayViewers send in clips and he figures out exactly where they were filmed, working from the smallest details in the frame. Geography as detective work.
Egypt of the dayAn interactive atlas of the Theban necropolis in Egypt: tomb plans for the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens, photos, excavation history and a bibliography for every tomb.