The British Museum is one of the most visited attractions in the UK with a permanent collection of over 8 million items spanning over 2 million years of human history. As well as being the oldest national museum in the world it is also the largest museum in the UK... Continue reading 10 destaques do Museu Britânico em Londres
Of all the 198 countries that make up this project list, in fact 5 of them are not yet recognised as countries by the UN and some of them are conflict territories. This is the case of Western Sahara, a territory located in North Africa, known for being the last African colony. But before I talk... Continue reading Livro do Saara Ocidental – Cuentos Saharauis de Mi Abuelo | Projeto 198 Livros
Fez was the last stop on my 10-day road trip through Morocco. I had already explored the souks of Marrakech, walked through the historic kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, admired an oasis of palm trees in the Dades Valley, visited an animal market in Rissani, rode a camel in the Desert of... Continue reading Fez, a capital espiritual do Marrocos
How could I have lived for 12 years in London and never even considered reading a guide to this city, which is one of the most incredible cities in the world? Maybe I never thought of reading this guide because nowadays with the internet we can find all the information we need... Continue reading Lonely Planet London: guia de Londres para turistas e moradores
This time who drew the book for Project 198 Books was Junior. I even showed how it went on my Instagram stories. I was so happy to see on the little paper that the next book would be from South Korea, because I'm already in love with this country without ever having travelled there... Continue reading Livro da Coreia do Sul – Please Look After Mom | Projeto 198 Livros
You know those hidden places in the middle of nowhere that you'd never know existed if it wasn't for the power of social media? Well, that's how we found out that in a little town called Haywards Heath there was one of those historic buildings that you have to see up close to believe. I'm talking about the Ouse Valley Viaduct... Continue reading Haywards Heath, conhecendo o viaduto do vale Ouse que viralizou no instagram
It was during the coronavirus pandemic that for the first time in my life I found myself "stuck" in London, unable to travel to another country or even plan short weekend trips to the countryside. The rule was (I mean, it still is very clear): you must stay at home! So staying at home was what... Continue reading London: The Biography – 2000 anos da história de Londres por Peter Ackroyd
The island of Comino is one of the three main islands of the Maltese archipelago. It is located between the island of Malta and the island of Gozo. Although it is a tiny island in size, it is huge in beauty. This was the place that... Continue reading Comino, uma pequena e paradisíaca ilha em Malta
The Ceremony of the Keys is without doubt one of the most special events you can witness when you are visiting or while you are living in London. This is because it is considered to be the oldest military ceremony still existing in the world. That is, every night for over the past 700 years, the guards of the Tower of London have... Continue reading Cerimônia das Chaves na Torre de Londres
After having read the book about Chad, the next country drawn in Project 198 Books was also an African country. Now it's time to read and learn a little bit more about Tunisia. A country located in North Africa, more precisely in the Maghreb region. From what I've learned, Tunisian literature... Continue reading Livro da Tunísia – The Pillar of Salt | Projeto 198 Livros
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