Glasgow is the city of Rennie MacIntosh, a architect with a view in the future. Beautiful buildings or designs for a chair can be seen in this city. On the other side it is also a city where you can shop till you drop. Everything can be bought here, from vintage in de Barras to Italian Design nearby George Square.

it is so cool to ride bycicle in amsterdam - you will get it free if you park your car in the park & ride of olympisch stadium. the price for the garage is just 6,-€ per day.

Hi there! In Amsterdam, I liked the Supper Club a lot, and the boats sailing from Rokin at Spui on evening cruises with wine, cheese and bread at a reasonable price. They are sailing for two hours on the channels. I also liked the cafe De Waag, nice setting! And the Anne Frank house gave a big impression, good to be reminded about what happened, considering the easy times we live in.

Unparalleled acoustics reign supreme in Amsterdam’s classical music temple. Besides top orchestras, also jazz and pop-artists seem to have found the way to its stage.

Podium, cinema, restaurant and club. This multi-faceted cultural powerhouse in the eastern part of town is the latest creation of the minds behind Kriterion a bar and cinema uniquely run by students. Great projects like these show the potential this neighbourhood has for the future.

Next to housing the world’s largest collection of paintings by the master himself, the van Gogh museum, an artistic masterpiece in itself, also showcases a remarkable range of other 19th and 20th century painters.

A microbrewery situated in the eastern part of Amsterdam. Its bodega opens daily from 3 to 8pm for you to sample their home brewed beers.

When in Amsterdam check out the Foam Art Gallery to catch great photography exhibits from well-known photographers as well as up and coming artists. http://www.foam.nl/index.php

One of the best Irish pubs in Dublin, located between the shopping center and Temple Bar at Stephen Street. It is enjoyed best for a quiet Sunday afternoon drink if you want to stay away from the tourist traps in Temple Bar. See http://www.dublinpubscene.com/thepubs/thehairylemon.html for a map of where to find it.

A church in an attic that's also a museum and a house and an art gallery. It shows all kinds of fantastic contemporary art as well as more traditional religious pieces.

For more than a decade, this gallery/store has been Amsterdam's go-to spot for the latest from emerging product designers.

Amsterdam's original modern art museum. Everything from old school paintings by Kirchner and Matisse to video art installations.

All the latest and greatest contemporary photography from around the world.

Good selection of contemporary artists including Marina Bramovich.