We have always had multiple domain names for hidden europe. And we know that many of our readers have regularly looked for and found us on our .co.uk domain, viz. www.hiddeneurope.co.uk.
We have decided that now’s the moment to make a few changes. We shall henceforth be focusing on our .eu domain, so the URL to bookmark is www.hiddeneurope.eu.
This is absolutely not a case of ditching Britain. But, as a German publisher, we feel it is right to showcase our commitment to shared European values and cooperation. The .eu domain nicely captures that.
The content of our website has not changed during the process of migrating to the .eu domain. All urls remain unchanged (apart from the domain suffix). So links to pages previously located on the co.uk domain still work – they now just reach their .eu domain equivalent.
Nicky Gardner and Susanne Kries
(editors, hidden europe magazine)
Nicky Gardner is editor of hidden europe and also the principal author of the magazine. Where a text is not specifically attributed to an author, it is the work of Nicky. Below, you’ll find a small selection of her articles in hidden europe magazine. Nicky also writes regularly for other media. She is co-author (with Susanne Kries) of the book Europe by Rail: The Definitive Guide, the 17th edition of which was published 2022.
Nicky Gardner was liberated from a life enslaved to performance indicators and business plans to become a travel writer. She gives thanks for that daily. Nicky writes about culture and communities, about memorable landscapes and also about journeys. Over the years she's picked up a thing or two about product life cycles, the book trade and publishing, ticketing APIs, how libraries work and the high theology of grant giving.
Nicky reads geography books, railway timetables and maps entirely for pleasure - and lots of real books too! She loves nothing more than a slow meander by public transport around some unsung part of Europe. Nicky is particularly interested in issues of identity and culture in eastern Europe and the Balkans, in linguistic minorities and in island communities. Her pet loves are public libraries, Armenian food and anything coloured purple. Nicky cannot abide suburban sprawl, supermarkets and fast trains. Nicky has since 2007 been a member of the British Guild of Travel Writers. Nicky is especially keen on historical travel writing: Edith Durham, Gertrude Bell and Isabelle Eberhardt are among her favourites. Nicky can be contacted at editors [at] hiddeneurope.eu.
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