A sketch of Tokyo. (Tim Baynes)
Shinkyo Bridge
Across the river Daiya
Built 1636
27.10.05
Tim Baynes has recorded his impressions of more than 20 years of travel in Moleskine notebooks. Each week The Passport blog will bring you a new sketch from his collection.
International hospitality from Iceland to Bosnia
Book a room fit for a king or queen
Home to the unique Thornicroft's giraffe
A modern European capital with cultural cache
A modern, rapidly-growing Asian commercial hub
In Cork, good food and Celtic culture
Five towns stand a shade above the rest
Alternatives to the world’s priciest cities
Explore the remote world of the magical Tarkine
A photogenic capital spread over 14 islands
The way of the shepherd
Asia
Hiking and houseboats in Sausalito
San Francisco
Matinee jazz in a Manhattan parlour
New York City
Classic sights in the City of Light
Paris
Italy’s stolen treasures come home
Rome
Living in... cities of the future
South Korea
Forms of ID: Geraldine DeRuiter
My city: Mumbai
Mumbai
The Spanish ritual of baby jumping
Spain
Beijing’s labyrinth of history
Beijing
America’s best little beach towns
Washington
Duct tape designs take form in Ohio
USA
Reader Q&A: Mini breaks from London
London
Johannesburg’s hip transformation
South Africa
See eye to eye with a butterfly
San Francisco
Spain’s super-charged sport
Spain
Walking in Inca footsteps
Peru
Jaffa, an Israeli city in flux
Israel
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