Discover the world’s most fascinating architectural and cultural destinations


Welcome to the first edition of Architectural Traveller, a magazine dedicated entirely to the world’s most extraordinary architectural, cultural and natural destinations, produced in association with The Listed Property Owners’ Club.


My great passions in life are conservation, architecture and travel. Bringing these elements together in a new magazine has been a long-term project and one packed with possibilities and interest.


As someone who has travelled to more than 100 countries over the years, I am always fascinated by what connects architecture and restoration projects worldwide – be it English Regency or bold modernism, Bath or Brasília – as well as our common efforts to preserve precious natural environments.


The astonishing places in this issue of Architectural Traveller embrace remote temples, desert ruins, wild landscapes and modern cities rich in cultural history. Each tells of human creativity, ingenuity and a respect for unique natural habitats.


Wherever your travels have taken you thus far, we invite you to explore some of the planet’s far-flung architectural, cultural and landscape destinations as well as some familiar treasures.


If there are any parts of the world or subjects that you would like us to cover, please do get in touch as your feedback is very important to us.


I hope you enjoy the magazine.


Martin Anslow Editor-in-Chief ArchitecturalTraveller@lpoc.co.uk


Architectural Traveller is a magazine produced in association with The Listed Property Owners’ Club.


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