Slow Travel & Gourmet Tours: Magazine & Experience Guide Worldwide
We're traveling through Eastern Bavaria. Passau is our starting point, but our destination lies a little further west on the Limes Road: the Quintana Museum in Künzing. Anyone interested in history—especially the Roman period and the Danube Limes—will find a place here that not only tells history, but makes it tangible.
Slow Food in Canada: You can get crabs, lobster, caviar and salmon from the neighbors A slow food menu in New Brunswick reads like a who's who of the most delicious seafood specialties that the Atlantic coast in Canada has to offer: there are crabs, lobsters , Caviar and salmon - fresh or smoked - on the table. [...]
Whether you stroll through historic old towns, indulge yourself in a small boutique hotel, or hike through blooming vineyards – a weekend trip brings a breath of fresh air into everyday life and makes life a little richer.
Between baroque Würzburg and medieval Ochsenfurt, a route runs through the heart of Franconia that is an insider tip in many ways: the Silvanerstraße. It's perfect for a gourmet journey through Franconia.
Hiking in autumn in Germany means not only fresh air and exercise in nature, but also enjoyment, peace, and moments of contemplation. Particularly appealing is the combination of autumnal hiking trails and relaxing wellness hotels that pamper both body and soul.
While summer is still characterized by hustle and bustle and heat, autumn brings peace, warmth, and a special sensuality. It's precisely then that many cities unfold their unique charm—be it through cultural diversity, regional cuisine, or atmospheric retreats in charming hotels.
Autumn is a time when regional specialties make their grand entrance – between Harvest Festival and grape harvest, game weeks and goose season. And that's precisely what makes culinary tours through Austria in autumn so special.
Summer in the Allgäu is quiet – but never boring. Instead of mass tourism, you'll find rustic mountain huts, small towns steeped in history, clear mountain lakes for a dip, and plenty of nature.
The day begins barefoot on the warm sand, your gaze gliding over the endless blue of the sea. This is exactly what summer on the Baltic Sea feels like – relaxed, enjoyable, and wonderfully slow-paced.
Whether you're planning a weekend in Salzburg or a longer city trip, the choice of accommodations is as diverse as the city itself. Staying overnight in Salzburg is possible for all travel budgets.
