Nobody Notices This

About this book

Millions of people walk through the same famous places every year, and almost all of them miss the best part. It is usually small, often free, and nearly always in plain sight. In Nobody Notices This, travel writer Callum Reyes shows you where to look. He points out the sky painted backwards on the ceiling of a great New York railway terminal, the dark patch the restorers left there on purpose, and the corner where a whisper crosses a crowded room. He finds the line where the Washington Monument changes colour, and the broken chain at the Statue of Liberty's feet that almost nobody sees.