The Christmas holidays are the perfect time to unplug from the daily routine and immerse yourself in new adventures: for those who are passionate about art and architecture, there is nothing better than a trip to discover places that communicate their history through their structures, style and atmosphere.
We leave you with some advice on destinations that could represent for you the right opportunity to delve into the beauty and richness of the global architectural heritage, leaving you surprised by the places that mix history, contemporary design and the authenticity of traditions with the magic of Christmas.
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Oslo: Sustainable Architecture and Scandinavian Design at Christmas
The Norwegian capital represents the right compromise for those looking for an architectural experience in the name of sustainability and innovation: tradition marries contemporary design through structures such as the imposing Opera House and the Munch Museum , capable of creating a link between art and architecture. At Christmas, Oslo transforms into an unprecedented Christmas gem, with its city center animated by lights, decorations and Spikerscuppa Christmas markets, full of gifts, souvenirs, and food stands.
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Lisbon: Contemporary Architecture and the Charm of the Past
Lisbon is a city that mixes the old and the new with indescribable grace; its hills, colorful trams and historic neighborhoods offer many ideas for those who love to discover new architectural styles. It is a city at the forefront of design: the EDP Foundation and the Calouste Museum house some of the best contemporary art in the country in modern structures. In addition, the Belém neighborhood with its tower and the Jerónimos Monastery make the Portuguese capital a conservative of the Gothic Manueline style. The Christmas atmosphere is perfect for those who want to discover a mix of historical and contemporary elements: visiting the Parque das Nações, a modern neighborhood built for the 1998 Expo, gives you the opportunity to come into contact with the most contemporary face of the city.
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Mexico City: A Christmas Between Modernism and Antiquity
Mexico City is a metropolis in constant transformation, a fascinating and surprising destination for architecture enthusiasts. It is a shining example of Baroque architecture, thanks to the modernity of buildings such as the Tamayo Museum or the Reforma Tower; but the city's true potential lies in its ability to tell history through its architectural styles, which range from pre-Columbian art to colonial influences, to contemporary design. The Zócalo Square , with its imposing Cathedral and the National Palace, becomes the beating heart of the Christmas celebrations, offering a unique atmosphere where the old and the new meet in perfect harmony. The cosmopolitan soul of the city makes this a trip that can stimulate curiosity thanks to its surprising variety of architectural styles.
During the Christmas holidays, every trip can become an opportunity to explore new architectural horizons and discover the hidden beauty of cities already known, but not in depth. TaniniHome represents the expert guide in interpreting and promoting design in all its forms, inviting all architecture enthusiasts to interpret a trip that is not limited to a simple tourist visit, but that can become an emotionally engaging experience in our lives. Each destination is a new opportunity to explore the world with new eyes, letting yourself be inspired by the architecture that defines it. Have a good trip and happy holidays to all lovers of architecture and design!
