http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/destination Internet Magazine for Independent Travellers / Destinationshttp://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/latvia/riga/destinations/shops/materia_bikesCēsu Street lies right on the shoulder of the centre of Riga, accommodating most different shops and facilities – from a small theatre costume shop to a large business quarters. And in the middle of it all stands “Materia Bikes” salon...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/asia/united_arab_emirates/abu_dhabi/destinations/insiders_view/insider_guntra_lipskaDesert culture is still one of the most authentic characteristics of Abu Dhabi. Even though the Bedouins no longer live in the desert or dive for pearls, they continue to regularly organise cultural events...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/russian_federation/moscow/destinations/restaurants/tehnikum_bistroTehnikum Bistro is one of the most exciting newcomers on Moscow's gastronomy scene. One of its co-owners is Mikhail Druyan, who’s a Muscovite producer...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/russian_federation/moscow/destinations/restaurants/lavkalavkaThe locals say that Moscow has changed and become simpler. More hipsterish, if you will. Many say it’s become more like Saint Petersburg...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/spain/barcelona/destinations/restaurants/enigmaRenowned Catalonian chef Albert Adrià’s new restaurant, Enigma, provides an exceptional experience both gastronomically and in the realm of interior design...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/spain/barcelona/destinations/restaurants/el_mama_la_papaEl Mama, La Papa– yes, that’s the unusual name of a new café-restaurant in Barcelona. The owner wished to play with the idea of the dualities that dwell within each one of us...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/spain/barcelona/destinations/hotels/room_mate_gerardThe joyous, popular boutique hotel chain Room Mate Hotels has just opened its fifth hotel in Barcelona, the Room Mate Gerard. As per the chain’s mythology, which promises to make a stay at its hotels feel like visiting an old friend...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/denmark/copenhagen/destinations/hotels/sanders_hotelTo all you lovers of art, music, and dance – pack your bags! It’s worth taking a trip to Copenhagen just to try out the new Sanders Hotel, which will open on November 1...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/russian_federation/moscow/destinations/insiders_view/insider_stanislav_tratsevskiy‘I live in the north part of Moscow, near the water. I’ve always been fascinated by the North River Terminal, or Severnyy Rechnoy Vokzal. First of all, it’s a very beautiful Neoclassical-style building from the Soviet era, built in 1933...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/poland/warsaw/destinations/restaurants/warszawski_senThe restaurant Warszawski Sen, which is run by Mateusz Gessler, one of the new stars in the world of gastronomy, is located in Hala Koszyki, a historic market hall that opened a year ago as a centre for modern lifestyle...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/poland/warsaw/destinations/culture/neon_museumThe Neon Museum, which is located in the Soho Factory (one of the oldest factory buildings in the city) documents the “neonisation” of Warsaw, a phenomenon of the Cold War era...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/poland/warsaw/destinations/culture/katyn_museumThe Katyn Museum, a memorial commemorating the victims of the Katyn massacre, is located within the 19th-century Warsaw Citadel complex in the south of the city....http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/europe/finland/helsinki/destinations/restaurants/jackie_barSentimental, nostalgic, stylish – it seems that this trinity of adjectives best describes Jackie, a recent addition to Helsinki’s bar scene. The bar’s name takes inspiration from a song sung in 1968 by British baritone Scott Walker...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/asia/united_arab_emirates/abu_dhabi/destinations/articles/abu_dhabi_and_dubai_between_authenticity_and_a_mirageI realise that, in this age of Facebook and Instagram, it’s a bit banal to gush about sunsets, but I can’t help myself this time. Because I’d never seen such a big sun in my life. Like a giant yellow firebomb slowly slipping behind the dome of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque. It gradually coloured everything yellow: the sky,...http://www.anothertravelguide.com/eng/asia/united_arab_emirates/dubai/destinations/insiders_view/insider_damien_carlierIf anything in Dubai can be labelled underground, then it’s Alserkal Avenue. This feels like an absolutely unique place compared to the Dubai we’ve known up until now. The project began in 2007 as a private initiative by Abdelmonem bin Eisa Alserkal, the patron and developer of the area...