Signs I have met

One of my favorite disciplines on a trip is finding unusual places. And even in the great classic travel cities such as Florence and Pisa with their iconic buildings and world-famous museums, unusualness emerges everywhere. Take on a tour the unusual signs from around the world.

50 Shades of Grey on an excursion to Florence

Dance show in the harbor bath

Funny traffic signs you encounter when traveling

The chainsaw massacre in analogue, Italian version

Love knows no stop signs

The Clash has resurfaced in Italy

Attention: Beatles crossing

The armadillo has been divorced

This is fake news

Organic poetry vs Parking Copenhagen: 1-0

If you have found some unusual signs on your travels, finally share them with a link in the comment field below.

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Jacob Jørgensen, editor

Jacob is a cheerful travel geek who has traveled in more than 100 countries from Rwanda and Romania to Samoa and Samsø.

Jacob is a member of De Berejstes Klub, where he has been a board member for five years, and he has extensive experience in the world of travel as a lecturer, magazine editor, adviser, writer and photographer. And, of course, most importantly: As a traveller. Jacob enjoys both traditional travel such as a car holiday to Norway, a cruise in the Caribbean and a city break in Vilnius, and more out-of-the-box trips such as a solo trip to the highlands of Ethiopia, a road trip to unknown national parks in Argentina and a friend trip to Iran.

Jacob is a country expert in Argentina, where he has been 10 times so far. He has spent almost a year in total traveling through the many diverse provinces, from the penguin land in the south to deserts, mountains and waterfalls in the north, and has also lived in Buenos Aires for a few months. In addition, he has special travel knowledge of such diverse places as East Africa, Malta and the countries around Argentina.

In addition to travelling, Jacob is an honorable badminton player, Malbec fan and always up for a board game. Jacob has also had a career in the communications industry for a number of years, most recently with the title of Communication Lead in one of Denmark's largest companies, and has also worked for several years with the Danish and international meeting industry as a consultant, e.g. for VisitDenmark and Meeting Professionals International (MPI). Today, Jacob is also a senior lecturer at CBS.