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- Chianti
- In a country famous for its vino (wine), Chianti is easily one of the most famous wines produced in Italy. This red wine gets it’s distinct flavour and taste from the sangiovese grapes that are...
- Food and Drink - Amsterdam
- Amsterdam is one of the most multicultural cities in Europe, you will find a wide range of foods in the city from Turkish kebabs to Indian, Italian and Chinese. The Dutch are perhaps most well ...
- Food and Drink - Austria
- No trip to Austria would be complete without sampling at least some of the country’s simply fantastic food and drink. Schnitzel, (crumbed then fried meats) are easily the most popular food...
- Food and Drink - Berlin
- No matter where you travel in Europe you will find local specialities and when it comes to food, the local favorite in Berlin is the curry wurst. ‘Currywurst’ is simply a sliced sausage...
- Food and Drink - Florence
- Florence is the capital of Tuscany and even most Italians will admit that Tuscan food is probably the best in the country. Local specialties include various ways of presenting meats like steak,...
- Food and Drink - France
- From Crepes and baguettes to cheese and champagne – France is famous the world over for its food and drink. France is also well know for its escargot (snails) and frogs legs however y...
- Food and Drink - Germany
- Like the country itself, the foods across Germany are varied from region to region. Authentic German specialties however you cannot go past sauerkraut(Boiled cabbage), pork schnitzels, kartoffe...
- Food and Drink - Vienna
- Although Austria is famous for schnitzel and schnaps this is only the surface of what the capital of Vienna has to offer the traveling connoisseur. Cafes and Coffee Houses Viennese coffee...
- German Food and Drink
- Food Like the country itself, the foods across Germany are varied from region to region. Authentic German specialties however you cannot go past sauerkraut(Boiled cabbage), pork schnitzels, kart...
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