Jun
12
By Paul Crompton
Most nations call some kind of beverage the national coolant for keeping the people from dehydration in the summer months, but it’s interesting as to actually how diverse the variety is from a relatively small continent.

Additionally, some of these drinks aren’t at… read full article
Tags: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, wine |
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Jun
4
By Talar Sakarya
In
Italy it’s fairly hard to go wrong when you order a cup of cappuccino,

but I can say without hesitation there is one café in Florence, which surpasses all others when it comes to brewing a frothy and creamy cup of perfection.
Owned…
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Tags: Florence, food |
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Jun
4
By Anita Choudhary
The restaurant environs in
Liverpool, UK, offer all the standard fast food establishments and national chains but the real joy about traveling is to sample the local cuisine of the city or country that you are visiting.

Therefore to really sample that which…
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Tags: restaurants, UK, vegetarian |
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Jun
3
By Anita Choudhary
Brno is referred to as “the hidden heart of Europe” and is located in the
Czech Republic.

Most people are very familiar with
Prague - its castle and the old town square, the winding city streets, and its Bohemian flavor, but…
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Tags: Eastern Europe, food, restaurants |
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May
30
By Katie Greenaway
Perugia takes your breath away once stepping into the walls of this ancient city.

I visited this city for the first time acting like a kid in a toy store. Expressing a 'Wow' here, a 'Amazing' there. My tour guide is…
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Tags: food, Italy, Perugia, restaurants |
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May
28
By Ami K. Goemans
When you are in a rush or have a hectic day ahead of you, sitting down for a full meal at local cafe or restaurant might not be the most feasible option.

Don't get me wrong; the food is great, the people are always friendly and…
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Tags: food, Netherlands |
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May
24
By Phil McDonald
An ancient Chinese proverb says, “a daily cup of tea starves the apothecary”.

It’s no huge surprise then that tea has been one of the widely drunk and important beverages throughout the ages all over the world. It’s more than just a drink. It’s a medicine, it’s…
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Tags: Eastern Europe, Prague, UK |
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May
20
By Anita Choudhary
Widely known for its architectural charm and storied past history,
Vienna is the pearl of
Austria and quite possibly the most popular tourist destinations in all of Western Europe.

However, when it comes to dining, the city is second to none and offers some of the finest local…
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Tags: restaurants, vegetarian, Vienna |
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May
14
By Satu Rommi
As the summer approaches, many bars and cafés in
Helsinki open large outdoor seating areas known as “terassi” (that’s“terrace” in Finnish).

There are even cafés in Helsinki that are only open in the summer months. Finns belong to the world’s top coffee drinking nations…
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Tags: food, Helsinki |
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May
13
By Mhairi Dewar

Manchester has a thriving food culture, with a wealth of restaurants serving every possible style of cuisine imaginable. Many of these offer set menus and value deals, meaning that even the most ardent food lovers don’t have to miss out during these credit crunched times.Here…
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Tags: budget, Manchester, restaurants |
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May
13
By Sian Meades
Cookery classes have always been a strange business, and certainly not cool. Boring meals, boring chefs and not a lot of fun to be had.

But now, London businesses are cashing in on the new change of pace in which we live our lives. Since the change in economy…
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Tags: food, London |
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May
7
By Anita Choudhary

Over the past few years, the
Balearic Islands have become a targeted tourist destination just off the Iberian Peninsula of Spain’s coast. This island archipelago is an autonomous community as well as being a province of Spain with the heaviest traffic visiting Formenta, Ibiza…
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Tags: food, Spain, vegetarian |
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May
6
By Paul Crompton

Nearly every country in the world has their own favourite “Simple” food. In the USA, for example, it’s the Hot Dog. In Saudi Arabia it’s the Shawarma. In the
UK, we have our world famous Fish and Chips; more often both…
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Tags: food, UK |
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Apr
30
By Marion

If you are
visiting Paris on a budget and looking for a low cost meal in the City of Light, forget the good old sit-down French lunch, head to a local bakery, bistro or food stand, and grab a sandwich. Perfect for…
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Tags: budget, food, Paris |
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Apr
29
By Barbara Diggs

One of the best places to get an impression of “old Paris” is rue Montorgueil, Paris’s oldest market street. In some ways, it seems hardly changed since Claude Monet immortalized it in his painting “La Rue Montorgueil” back in 1878. As ever, this delightful, grey-tiled street is…
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Tags: food, Paris, restaurants |
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