A journey to tactical placemaking

I want to travel to Vienna!

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I would like to travel to Austria and explore some of their placemaking projects for fun.

I will visit Denver and its public humanities projects.

Day 1: Start your visit at the Edo-Tokyo Museum, which offers a deep dive into Tokyo's historical transformation from Edo to the modern metropolis. Day 2: Explore the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (MOMAT), where you can engage with Japan's modern artistic movements and their social impacts. Day 3: Visit the Meiji Shrine and the adjacent Yoyogi Park, and attend a cultural festival if your timing aligns. Day 4: Spend a day at the Tokyo National Museum, focusing on its extensive collection of traditional Japanese art, and participate in a cultural workshop. Day 5: Conclude with a visit to the Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills, which often features exhibitions connecting art, life, and public spaces. Activities: Museum tours, art exhibitions, cultural workshops, festival attendance.

Day 1: Begin at the Prado Museum, one of the world's premier art galleries, with a focus on how art has influenced public discourse in Spain. Day 2: Visit the Reina Sofia Museum, home to Picasso's Guernica, and explore the role of art in political and social commentary. Day 3: Take a guided tour of the Royal Palace of Madrid to gain insights into the historical influence of the monarchy on Spain's culture. Day 4: Attend a public debate or lecture at Casa de América, a cultural institution promoting understanding between Spain and the Americas. Day 5: Explore Madrid’s National Library, which hosts regular exhibitions and public talks on Spain’s literary heritage. Activities: Art gallery tours, historical site visits, participation in public debates, educational lectures.

Day 1: Start your journey at the History Colorado Center, where interactive exhibits bring the state's history to life. Attend a community-led seminar if available. Day 2: Visit the Molly Brown House Museum to dive into the life and times of the famous Titanic survivor and philanthropist, Molly Brown, highlighting her contributions to Denver’s society. Day 3: Explore the Denver Art Museum, especially its American Indian art collection, which is one of the finest in the United States. Look for any special exhibitions or public talks. Day 4: Take a trip to the Black American West Museum, which is dedicated to the history and culture of African Americans in the Old West. Day 5: Spend your day at the Denver Public Library, attending a public lecture or exploring their special collections on Western History. Activities: Museum tours, historical exhibits, public lectures, community engagement programs.

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