Anthea Gerrie
Berlin 35 years after the Wall came down – is this Europe’s most intriguing capital?
There’s been a resurgence of Jewish life in Berlin
Lublin and Krakow remain bright enclaves of Yiddish song and culture
Despite the dark shadows history cast over these Polish cities, Jewish landmarks, arts and cuisine hold fast
Lublin’s non-Jewish restaurateur with a big Yiddish heart
Mandragora’s owner Izabela Kozlowska-Dechnik is on a mission to preserve the dishes of a lost generation
My grandma the legend: Life with art collector Peggy Guggenheim, the fabulously wealthy bohemian
The Hampshire town is hosting an exhibition celebrating the famous art collector
Making room for the light
Anthea Gerrie meets Giselle de Hasse, whose interior design talents have brought brightness into her life as well as into the residences of prestigious clients.
Dundee break
Anthea Gerrie finds more than cake in this Scottish city, including art galore and a revamped waterfront
Material world of four women artists
All four turned to collage as their careers developed
A tale of two cities
Anthea Gerrie discovers an alternative city break in Kaunas — as well as Jewish life past and present in Lithuania
JC Stays: Hotel Sans Souci, Vienna
An art-filled luxury hotel in Vienna, perfect for exploring the city’s Lichtenstein exhibition
Czech it out – the best city breaks in Czechia apart from Prague
Anthea Gerrie looks beyond the temptations of Prague to find two more enticing city breaks in Brno and Olomouc
Florida’s hottest ticket - why you should visit Sarasota
Anthea Gerrie discovers why Sarasota’s circus history and cultured present make for the perfect Sunshine State escape
Picture-perfect Paris at Passover
Discover a capital choice for a family break in France this Pesach
Celebrate Passover in Lisbon to discover Portugal's Jewish history
Why Passover is the perfect time to discover Portugal’s capital
Paris chefs who served in the IDF face a new battle – keeping their restaurants open
Since October 7, the battle facing Israeli restaurateurs working in Paris — in between serving their home country — is for survival
The Jewish shoemaker who changed the world of ballet
A pair of brown ballet pumps by shoe-making firm Bloch has more significance than the more glamorous exhibits at a show on footwear’s past
The American Jews with their own clan tartan
The Goldblatt family’s own kilted collection is on display at the V&A in Dundee
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