Articles

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  Some corner of a foreign land

  From Issue 15

  On the Great Lake of the Catherine Palace at Tsarskoye Selo, outside St Petersburg, stands this peaceful Turkish bath, an ironic legacy of a century of intermittent warfare. By Rose Baring. Photographs by Francesco Venturi

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  An Aegean Odyssey

  From Issue 8

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  Stone Age Renaissance

  From Issue 9

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  Lycian Shore: Mediterranean Travels

  From Issue 10

  ‘There are not so many places left where magic reigns without interruption,’ wrote Freya Stark in The Lycian Shore, ‘and of all those I know, the coast of Lycia was the most magical.’ Barnaby Rogerson went with Rose Baring and four-month-old Molly in search of enchantment. Photographs by Faruk Akbas

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  Boating on the Bosphorus

  From Issue 1

  A million windows gaze on to the fast moving waters of the Bosphorus. The beautiful and strategic straits divide a city and link two continents. But down by the water’s edge they are a world apart, a watery playground for seadogs, fishermen, commuters.

  Words by Rose Baring. Photographs by Francesco Venturi