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Ignacio Pereira: The loneliness of crowds
Ignacio Pereira takes us inside his vision of urban loneliness — the feeling he captures through his acclaimed series of photographs of iconic spots in the world’s great empty cities.
Shenzhen, China’s Silicon Valley: the future in real time
In just forty years, Shenzhen, China’s Silicon Valley, has grown from a small fishing village in the Pearl River Delta into a megacity of more than seventeen million people and the technological heart of modern China.
Sicily, Straight Out of The Godfather
Follow The Godfather to Sicily — a cinematic journey through the island’s iconic filming locations, its history, and its traditions.
Travel through Northwest Argentina, the "NOA"
Join us on a trip to Northwest Argentina, known as "NOA", a place that still preserves its identity, rich in history, where hospitality manages to thrill.
What you need to know to make the right choice for an African safari
Tips from an expert on how to choose your next safari in Africa, and what factors to take into account to enjoy the wildlife.
Papua New Guinea, a journey into the unknown
Papua New Guinea is one of the few places in the world that seems almost off the map. To travel there is to enter a fascinating world of ancient cultures, pristine beaches, underwater depths, and a wealth of history.
Svalbard, the remote kingdom of the polar bear
Discover Svalbard, a remote archipelago in the Arctic, rich in animal biodiversity, where you can enjoy different experiences throughout the year.
Matthew DeSantis, a Westerner in the Kingdom of Bhutan
Matthew DeSantis is the longest-serving foreigner in Bhutan's history. He has spent 15 years leading projects such as the digitalization of Bhutanese religious art and the introduction of baseball as an official sport in this small kingdom.
Margaret Fountaine, traveling behind the fluttering of butterflies
Discover the story of Margaret Elizabeth Fountaine, a naturalist and explorer from Victorian England, who traveled the world for 50 years, collecting butterflies in sixty different countries.
About Passepartout
Passepartout as the name of our magazine draws upon its rich literary heritage, derived from Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days. In the novel, Passepartout is the loyal, resourceful valet who accompanies Phileas Fogg on a whirlwind journey around the globe. The character embodies adaptability, adventure, and a sense of worldly exploration, all of which align with the spirit of our magazine..