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Travel Vault Keepsake Box

How many good stories begin with a travel memory? The Vault Travel Keepsake Box makes it super simple to collect, organize, and store memories from one trip or from many over the years. Hotel keys, maps of your favorite museums, and national park badges - all have a home in the Vault's drawers and files. Personalize them to create a shelf full of your favorite trips.

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• Measures: 10.02" x 5" x 12.88"; 3.7 lbs.
• Includes 52 hand-illustrated labels.
• 10 vertical (6 vertical and 4 horizontal) file folders.
• Acid free construction of paper, paperboard, book cloth (made from 75% polyester and 25% cotton.) Lead free, acid free, BPA and lignin free.

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52 hand-illustrated labels show you what to save and where to find it, making home or office organization simple.

10 vertical (6 vertical and 4 half-size) acid-free files protect important papers.

Flexible storage for every need with 2 caddies and 2 drawers with removable dividers.

Thoughtful details include custom-dyed fabric, acid-free paper, magnetic closure, button closure, and stoppered drawers

Keeps important household items in one convenient place; organizes and declutters your desk, office, home, or library.

Meant to be displayed, it's an elegant addition to office or library shelf decor.

Make your Memories Last Forever.

If it has a home it doesn’t get lost

Physical mementos have special meaning

Travel Memories: 37 Creative Ways to Keep them Alive

Keep your travel memories alive with these creative storage ideas that will add a touch of wanderlust to every space in your home.

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Travel memories are worth keeping alive. This is especially true when you’re home and can’t wait to satisfy your wanderlust with an epic adventure. Here are some creative ways to display your favourite memories at home:

Travel Memory Boxes

Black wood framed shadow box.

Keep your ticket stubs and other travel memorabilia in the perfect shadow box. This box has a slot on the top where you can drop your tickets in. The back opens so you’ll be able to access what you’ve added to the box. Add anything from ticket stubs, foreign money, maps, business cards from hotels or even little travel notes.

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Punch Studio Photo Box World Atlas

If you aren’t one for openly displaying all of your travel memories, then this sturdy photo box is perfect. It comes with divider cards so you can neatly organize your pictures according to destination. And isn’t the print just perfect for travellers?

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Luckies Of London Memory Box for Keepsakes

Memory boxes are great for storing your travel keepsakes. This box includes small compartments, tins and even a small bottle. It is beautiful and will make a great addition to your bookshelf or coffee table. The case also includes a notebook that you can use to keep track of your memories.

Anzon Mories Decorative Box Set

Keeping your travel memories together doesn’t have to be hard. These stunning travel-inspired boxes look like coffee table books. Keep them on your favourite shelf or on a table to create the perfect decor that is also great for keeping your favourite travel memories all together.

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Travel Photo Albums

Pioneer travel photo album.

A great way to bring travel memories home is by taking loads of photos. And when you have a million (maybe more) photos of that epic trip, what better way to keep them organized than in a travel-specific album. It can keep two pictures per page and even has a small space next to each for you to add a little note.

Recutms Photo Album

This photo album has a beautiful design that will easily fit into any space. The front window is perfect for adding your favourite pictures as a display. The album can fit 600 photographs, six on each page that fit into individual pockets.

Totocan Photo Album

Store your travel memories in a beautiful vintage leather photo album. This album has a simple yet sophisticated look that makes it a great gift for someone special in your life. You can easily fit six photos onto each page so you won’t run out of room.

Pioneer Photo Album

Simple yet elegant, this album is great for your travel memories. The front cover has a pocket to add a picture, and the interior pages hold five photos each. Keep this for your own travel photos or gift it to the traveller in your life.

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Travel Scrapbooks

Zeeyuan scrapbook photo album.

If you are the creative type and love scrapbooking, then this is the perfect journal for your travel memories. Add everything from tickets, maps and photos to your travel scrapbook. This journal has a ring binder style that allows you to add and remove pages. Check out this black and brown scrapbooking paper for your travel journal.

Original Travel Jour n al

Keep a journal and record all your favourite travel memories. The travelogue comes with incredible scratch maps, one for each part of the world. It’s a unique way to organize your travel memories and even makes the perfect gift for the traveller in your life.

Handmade Photo Album

A quality photo album with thick and luxurious paper is just what you need to organize and store your travel memories. This album has a rustic element that looks handmade. The binding can be loosened to add more paper so you’ll never run out of space. Check out these cool travel stickers that you can add to your scrapbook album.

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Travel Photo Frames

Novica digital photo frame.

Add your favourite travel memories to the Novica digital photo album. The Nixplay app can be installed on iOS and Android, and you can easily transfer your photos directly to the frame using wifi. Create folders of your favourite travel memories for the perfect playback. You also have an option for family sharing through the app.

Kankei Shadow Box Frame

Add a collage of your travel memories into this shadow box for a creative addition to your home. The box has a magnetic closure for easy access, and the wooden frame matches perfectly with any decor. This unique frame makes the perfect gift for your travel buddy.

Wooden Folding Picture Frames

Add some of your favourite travel memories to this six photo frame. This folding frame is pretty and can be added to any place in your home, wherever you decide to set up your travel memories.

DLQuarts Collage Hanging Picture Frame Photo Display

Made with solid wood and hemp rope, this set of frames is perfect for your travel memories. Add a few of these hanging collages to the same wall, each with photos from a specific destination. It will add something special to any space.

Vilight Photo Frame Photo Display

There is always one special picture on your vacation that you treasure above the rest. This is a wonderful travel-themed frame for that travel memory. It is unique and beautiful and will look amazing in any space. Add a photo of you and your travel buddy and make this the perfect gift.

Mladen Retro Vintage Photo Frames

Travel photos are never few. Displaying them doesn’t have to be difficult, especially when you can add your pictures to this cool metal display. The Ferris wheel turns and is a fun addition to your travel memories.

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Travel Collage Ideas

Perfect gallery wall kit.

Spread your favourite travel memories across an entire wall with this gallery wall kit. You’ll be able to make the perfect collage of all your travel memories. Be creative and add more than just photos to the frames. You can add postcards, city maps, ticket stubs, foreign money and even your old passport pages.

Kankei Wood Picture Photo Frame

This collage frame is one of the best on this list. It has an easy setup, and you can add on more clothespins. You can hang as many travel memories that you want to. Add photos, postcards, ticket stubs and more to your collage.

Olakee Hanging Photo Display

Hang as many photos and other travel memories as you like on this stunning wall collage. You can peg your favourite photos, postcards and notes to create a unique look that you can easily change. And the crystals add a dash of glamour to your already beautiful collage.

Scratchable World Map

Although it is not exactly a collage frame, it does make a great centrepiece. Scratch maps are a great way to keep track of where you’ve travelled. This super bright and beautiful map is the perfect centrepiece for your travel memory collage.

Melannco Customizable Letter Board

Add your photo’s to a collage frame with a difference. You can use the centre message board to add the destination’s name and add all your photos. It’s perfect for all your favourite travel memories.

Hayata Photo Hanging Display

Add a tropical touch to your home with this wall collage. Peg up any of your travel memories on the net to create the perfect wall display. You can add as many photos and other trinkets as you want to this collage. Add some sketches and postcards to really make it pop.

Large Metal Wall Clock with World Map

Wall clocks are always great and they have the ability to tie a room together like no other decor piece. This wall clock is stunning and perfect for the traveller with its world map shape and its versatility that allows you to add all your favourite travel notes and photos to the clock itself. It also comes with LED lights which give it an extra sparkle. Check out these world map decor ideas for your home.

Gallery Solutions Collage Frame

Collage frames are the perfect solution for getting all your memories in one place. You can get creative and add more than just your travel photos. Add in special notes and other travel trinkets and create the perfect travel story.

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Printing Travel Photos

Hp sprocket studio instant photo printer.

Print your favourite travel memories with the HP Sprocket. You’ll be able to print pictures that are 4×6 inches straight from your smartphones. The HP Sprocket app allows you to personalize your photos and even create your very own collages. And it’s pocket-sized so you can carry it with you no matter where you go.

Kodak Dock Plus

The Kodak Dock is the perfect addition to your camera gear. The dock comes with two types of USB, for both Android and iOS, so almost any smartphone can be used on it. The free Kodak app allows you to add stickers and frames to your favourite travel pics.

Kodak Mini 3 Retro

Get retro 3×3 photos printed instantly with the Kodak Mini 3. You’ll be able to enjoy your travel memories for a long time and add them to one of the awesome photo wall collages on this list. Use the Kodak app to personalize your photos and add them to your travel collage.

Lifeprint 2×3

The Lifeprint is as good as its app. Download the Lifeprint app and share all your favourite photos with friends and family straight from the app. The app allows you to personalize and edit your photos so you’ll always print the perfect picture.

Canon SELPHY CP1300

The Canon SELPHY is a little more pricey when it comes to portable printers. You can print postcard-sized and colour photos easily right from any device with the Canon app. This printer also works with memory cards and USB if you choose not to use wifi. It all comes neatly packed in a 12-inch hard case that is easy to carry with you or pack away at home.

Canon IVY Mobile

Print your favourite travel memories with the nifty Canon IVY Mobile. It’s compact enough to carry anywhere and easily store away when you aren’t using it. Just download the app onto your mobile, connect to the IVY via Bluetooth and start printing your favourite photos. The 2×3 inch paper has a peel-and-stick back for easy application.

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Travel Souvenirs

Artwork is great to bring home.

One of my favourite ways to keep travel memories alive is to collect artwork from the various countries I’ve visited. I saw the monkey painting on my first day in Costa Rica. I saw it from across the street, through a window and knew I had to have it. Hanging your artwork in your favourite room at home will always remind you of happy travels.

Create a Magnet Collage

If you collect travel magnets, why not create a collage to show them off. All you need is a cool magnetic frame and the perfect place to hang it in your home. You’ll never run out of space on your refrigerator again.

Unique Ways to Display Travel Photos

Perhaps the best way to keep travel memories alive is through photos. They are inexpensive and don’t involve hauling back any bulky souvenirs. My house is filled with travel photos, but our diving photos from Cocos, Costa Rica and Galapagos are my favourites. I have even made their way onto coasters which I had made for less than $20.

Bring Travel Home with Decor

Bring your travel memories home with inspirational decor. You can do this in so many ways, and your home will look gorgeous. For instance, if you loved your trip to India, why not add Indian-inspired decor pieces to your home. Add anything from world map murals to travel-inspired decor to your home.

Make a Travel Inspired Cookbook

One of the best things about travelling is tasting exceptional cuisine from all over the world. And if you love cooking those tasty treats at home, then why not create your very own travel-inspired cookbook. Companies such as Shutterfly create photo books with pictures and notes that you provide. You can choose one of their templates, including a cookbook. It’s the perfect way to bring home scrumptious travel memories.

Send yourself a Postcard

Make sure to keep your travel memories fresh by sending yourself postcards on your next vacation. You can either purchase a postcard where you are and mail it to yourself or create your own postcard in a few easy steps. Check out this post on how to create your own postcards .

How do you keep your travel memories alive?

12 Creative Ideas To Make Your Travel Memories Last Forever

Let’s face it: photo albums are boring and no one cares about generic travel souvenirs anymore. Want to do something different with all your travel paraphernalia but have no inspiration? Here’s some inspiration.

Check out these quirky travel memories ideas to get your creative juices flowing!

So you just came from a trip with hundreds of photos and videos on your phone. Some of them you’ve even uploaded in Facebook and Instagram.  Others will end up in a boring photo album you’ll hardly see again.

Let’s be real – you’ll never have the time or patience to go through all of them again.

Don’t even get me started on the items and souvenirs that will suffer a long and slow death in a cabinet in your living room.

What to do then? Here are some of the best crafty ideas to make your travel memories more vivid and enduring!

1 Start a Scrapbook

Trust me. Even the most mundane things you might collect during your trip – train tickets, receipts, bank notes – will become utterly fascinating a few months afterward.

After a few months, you’ll probably won’t forget the name of the amazing dish you had or the whereabouts of that cool bar. This is why a good ol’ scrapbook is always a good idea!

I started travel scrapbooking recently. I dedicate each page on this journal to a different destination and fill it with mementos I kept of the place. Just selecting, arranging and gluing these around feels like a school art project.

If I’m feeling ambitious, I write small notes or doodles next to each piece to make sure it tickles more than just my only visual memory.

2 Build a Memory List

This is one of my favorites. It’s cute but super simple at the time. Create a shopping list of the things you think are more memorable on your trip. Keep it on your phone or in a notebook.

You could be adding anything from the view of the top of the Eiffel Tower to the cat with a black spot on the right eye that lived on your hostel in Bangkok. When you read them again after your trip, it’s a rollercoaster of emotions. Try not to tear up.

If you’re traveling with someone else this is even more fun: you can take turns adding items to the list!

3 Get These Minimal Travel Posters

You may not have the creative skills to craft something wall-hanging-worthy on your own. And that’s fine. There are people who can fill your home with memories in a neat, clean and minimal way.

One of my favorites are these minimal travel posters from cities around the world . If you’re a fan of minimal art and home design like me, this would fit right in!

Buy them here.

4 Create a Video

Even if you aren’t the type who takes regular photos of everyday moments with your phone, you’ll probably will when you’re abroad. Everything is new.

In this digital era, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with the huge stash of photos and videos we take home after a trip.

A great workaround is to condense your travel media files into a single video. With only a couple of minutes long, it’s effective and much more dynamic!

Before you say you don’t have the skills to do a video, there are many tools that you can use without you necessarily be an editing wizard. Heck, Google Photos even does them automagically .

5 Destination Boxes

One of the simplest but more interesting ideas I’ve come across: making a travel memory box for each destination you visit.

Just fill small boxes – if possible wooden ones for a better end-effect – with anything interesting you could bring from each destination. tickets, receipts, souvenirs, postcards, and other detritus . Write the name of the destination on the outside. And voilà , you made yourself a travel time capsule!

Not only these are pretty, but they will keep all your travel mementos organized. And it will look great in your living room!

6 Get Your Favourite Travel Moment Painted

There are many options to frame your photos and hang them on the wall – I particularly like CanvasPop .

A more interesting and unique approach is to have your favorite travel moment painted ! Do like Missy who documented years of travel painting on her Moleskine . An amazing set of visual memories!

7 Bring Your Social Media Photos to Life

If you’re a social media junkie like me, chances are you’ll probably have TONS of photos uploaded in social media, especially on Instagram. So why not put it to more creative use?

Using your Instagram photos, Social Print Studio creates a variety of physical frames, photo strips, and posters, including these adorable tiny books . FoxPrint allows you to create magnets as well.

Personally, I use a Polaroid Zip to print out my photos instantly. They come out in small mini-squares that I then use to ornament my fridge or add to my scrapbook.

8 Send Postcards To Yourself

Postcards never get out of style, it’s one of the most powerful and meaningful travel objects. Sending out them to family and friends is cute , but they probably mean more to you anyway who was actually there.

So try sending postcards to your home address instead!

Avoid the generic touristy ones and go for others able to evoke what you felt about a particular place or painting in the museum. When you get back home, you’ll have the mailbox full of your favorite travel memories!

9 Collect Something

If you take one particular object from each place you visit, you’ll soon end up with an enviable collection from all around the world.

I collect magnets and postcards. Boring I know. I have a friend who collects shot glasses and other race medals (she runs 10K). But the best part is that you can collect virtually anything . Here are some suggestions:

• Rocks/Pebbles
• Food – chocolates, salt, spices, etc
• … and so much more!

10 Put Your Wanderlust On The Wall

This is as simple as choosing a wall back home and turn it into your personal wanderlust worship place.

Go big and dramatic with a collage of travel photographs, snapshots, and other mementos and create a memorable wanderlust gallery!

11 Unlock The Power of Senses

How many times have a specific song remembered you of a destination? Or a scent? Sounds and scents have the power to unlock profound memories of the past.

One of the simplest things you can do is keep a playlist of each of your trips. Use Shazam to easily identify the artist and name of the song, whether it’s playing during your tuk-tuk ride in India or in the largest club in Las Vegas .

12 Blog it!

I had to squeeze this one in! Blogging is a great way to not only preserve travel memories but also share them.

In my case, I feel it also helps to organize my thoughts and moments and truly remember my travels. In a way, it’s like I’m traveling again.

There are some cons to this – there is a lot of work involved in blogging if you want to take it seriously – but definitely worth a try!

How about you? Which items do you usually keep from your trips? What to do you with them to make your travel memories last longer? Leave your comments below, can’t wait to get to know your ideas!

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Letovo Schoolcampus, Moscow, Russia

Letovo, the dream came true.

Letovo School is a special school for gifted and motivated children aged 12 to 17. An idea to create the school came from entrepreneur and philanthropist Vadim Moshkovich: ‘My dream was to offer talented children from all over the country access to high-quality education, regardless of their parents’ financial means. This school makes it possible for them to continue their studies at the 10 best universities in the country or at one of the top 50 universities in the world.’

New high school campus for 1000 students in southwest Moscow, including boarding facilities for 500 students, teachers residence 100 apartments, and huge outdoor sport facilities.

• Street + number: Zimenkovskaya street, Sosenskoye settlement, Moscow, Russia
• City: Moscow
• Country: Russia
• Total campus area: 20 ha
• Gross Floor area school: 20.000m²
• Gross Floor area boarding : 10.000m²
• Gross Floor area teachers residence: 9.000m²
• Start design: October 2014
• Start construction: September 2015
• Completion date: August 2018
• Opening: September 1018
• Project architects Dorte Kristensen, Pascale Leistra, Karho Yeung
• Design team Thijs Klinkhamer, Abel de Raadt, Alessia Topolnyk
• Architecture: Atelier PRO architects
• Russian co-architect: Atrium architectural studio, Moscow
• Interior Design: Atelier PRO, Thijs Klinkhamer in cooperation Nadia Fedotova Moscow
• Landscape Designer: Buro Sant en Co landscape architecture, the Hague
• Name: Letovo
• Website: en.letovo.ru

Landscape-inspired design, shape and brickworks Located in Novaya Moskva, southwest of Moscow, the campus sits atop a beautiful plot of land that slopes down to a forest-lined river. Distinctive level variations were applied in and around the school to integrate the architecture into the landscape.

The shape of the large complex brings it down to a human scale for the children: the building appears to dance across the landscape due to its dynamic design. Due to the perspective effect one only ever sees part of the building's full size when walking around, which gives the impression of a refined scale. The building’s contours and flowing curves create surprising indoor and outdoor spaces as well.

To accentuate this curved shapes and to have the building blend into the landscape brick seemed a rather obvious choice. The natural ingredients of brick such as clay, sand water, air and fire gives the school building a natural setting as if the building has been there endlessly. Brick with its solid and sturdy exposure. We choose a sandy light colored brick so in all wheather circumstances it will have a warm glance.  

Letovo School Moscow, level 0 garden level

Letovo School Moscow, level 1 entrance level

Letovo School Moscow, level 2

Letovo School Moscow. Section A

Letovo School Moscow. Section B

• Central hub, 1000 persons
• Auditorium, 200 persons
• Debating room, 50 persons
• 40 classrooms
• 3 recreational zones
• 5 library spaces
• 9 sciencelabs
• Exposition / green house
• Canteen, 500 persons
• Big sports hall
• Small sports hall
• Swimming pool
• Martial arts
• 2 spaces fitness

5 studentent houses for 500 students

3 teacher apartment blocks

• Soccer field
• Stade for athletics
• Tennis courts
• Baseball fields
• Green house

The heart of the school: the central hub

The central hub is the place where day-to-day life at the school unfolds. This flexible, transformable space will be used throughout the day as an informal meeting place. The dance studio on the ground floor can be transformed through a few simple adjustments into a theatre with a stage, a cosy living room or an auditorium that can accommodate 1,000 people for special events such as graduation ceremonies and large celebrations, as seen at the grand opening. This central hub connects the building’s three wings: the art wing, the south wing with science- and general-use rooms and the sports wing.

Learning environment with a diversity in working spaces

Letovo envisioned an innovative and modern take on existing education in Russia. In the spatial design, this perspective translates into space for theoretical education as well as special areas for group work and independent study in the tapered building wings. In the library wing there are silence spaces workshop spaces and a debating room. These are all supportive to the student’s personal development.  

Sports programme

In addition to the extended sports outdoor facilities, the indoor supply of sports facilities is substantial. These cover fitness rooms, martial arts rooms, a swimming pool, a small and a large sports hall. Around the sports hall there’s an indoor running track which can be used throughout the year. It is available to school staff and external users as well.

The interior, also designed by atelier PRO, is tailored to the aims of the ambitious programme. The design of the interior also focuses extensively on the various spaces where students can go to chill and meet up with friends. The extreme cold in this area makes the school’s indoor atmosphere important for relaxation.

Ambitous learning environment

The Russian client has established a private, non-profit school which aims to be the most prestigious school in the country and to offer the best educational programme through a Russion and an IB (International Baccalaureate) curriculum. Students’ personal development is paramount, with the school adopting a holistic approach. It is a true learning environment that provides scope for a range of disciplines, areas of interest and recreational opportunities to foster children’s development. This aim is supported by the campus facilities and functions.

In December of 2016 the architectural project of school was awarded by Architectural Council of Moscow as the best project in the sphere of education and health care.

Photography: NARODIZKIY www.narodizkiy.com Dmitry Voinov dmitryvoinov.com

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The trains and stations of the Moscow Metro

2 Comments · Posted by Alex Smirnov in Cities , Travel , Video

The Moscow Metro is the third most intensive subway system in the world after Tokyo and Seoul subways. The first line was opened on May 15, 1935. Since 1955, the metro has the name of V.I. Lenin.

The system consists of 12 lines with a total length of 305.7 km. Forty four stations are recognized cultural heritage. The largest passenger traffic is in rush hours from 8:00 to 9:00 and from 18:00 to 19:00.

Cellular communication is available on most of the stations of the Moscow Metro. In March 2012, a free Wi-Fi appeared in the Circle Line train. The Moscow Metro is open to passengers from 5:20 to 01:00. The average interval between trains is 2.5 minutes.

The fare is paid by using contactless tickets and contactless smart cards, the passes to the stations are controlled by automatic turnstiles. Ticket offices and ticket vending machines can be found in station vestibules.

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Tomás · August 27, 2012 at 11:34 pm

The Moscow metro stations are the best That I know, cars do not.

Alberto Calvo · September 25, 2016 at 8:57 pm

Great videos! Moscow Metro is just spectacular. I actually visited Moscow myself quite recently and wrote a post about my top 7 stations, please check it out and let me know what you think! :)

http://www.arwtravels.com/blog/moscow-metro-top-7-stations-you-cant-miss

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