A gold toilet in New York, the summer snow cathedrals of Ben Nevis, a cat takeover at a Tube station and London isn’t the most expensive city. Hey, guess what? It’s the travel news:
Gold toilet on display at the Guggenheim is a piece of art
The 18-carat gold toilet is by artist Maurizio Cattelan and has been titled America as a representation of the wealth gap. This golden throne in the Guggenheim, New York is not in an exhibition or behind ropes but has replaced one of the museum’s standard toilets so visitors can get interactive with this piece of art.
For more on this see: telegraph.co.uk/travel/news
Ben Nevis’ summer snow cathedrals
We’ve been cooling down by looking at these amazing pictures by Guardian photographer Murdo MacLeod of summer snow hunter (what a job title!) Iain Cameron exploring the snow cathedrals of Ben Nevis.
Aren’t they amazing? theguardian.com/uk-news
Tube station replaces adverts with cat pictures
Cat cafes are so last season. A crowdfunding campaign has raised over £20,000 to replace the adverts at Clapham Common Tube station with pictures of cats for no other apparent reason other than to make commuters feel good.
If you can’t make it to Clapham, check it out here: itv.com/news/London
Copenhagen is the most expensive city to visit in Europe
In second place came Stockholm with London coming in third. According to the travel booking site Hoppa, the Danish capital tops the list.
See the full ten here: roughguides.com