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There was a time when walking down the street in Williamsburg meant taking your life into your own hands. During the years of the crack epidemic,
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Florentin is a neighbourhood on the south side of Tel Aviv, Israel, named after David Florentin, a Greek Jew who bought the land in the late
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Fitzroy is the nonconformist heart of Melbourne. Eclectic and bohemian, alternative, artistic and modern elements intermingle on its streets. The oldest suburb in Melbourne, built on
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It’s a coastal town located in Suffolk County in the state of New York. It experienced its boom in the ’60s and ’70s from its association
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Located in San Francisco, it continues to be the epicentre of the social earthquake experienced years ago known as the Hippie Revolution or the Summer of
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Survivor of the Second World War, inhabited by the most disadvantaged social strata during the effervescent years of the ’60s and the student revolts. After the
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One of those charmless working-class neighbourhoods that, in the ’90s, started to attract the attention of creative minds. With them came the opening of the alternative
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The new Etnia Barcelona Vintage collection is a tribute to independent culture. Malasaña, Kreuzberg, Williamsburg, Shoreditch, Mission District…Each model takes its name from a historic neighborhood
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