Slow Travel & Gourmet Tours: Magazine & Experience Guide Worldwide
I had never heard of Victoria-by-the-Sea before, even though I'd been to Prince Edward Island many times. So I was all the more surprised when we visited this pretty little seaside village on the south coast of the island province in eastern Canada this summer.
On the occasion of the 600th anniversary of the Council of Constance, something extraordinary came up in the kitchen of the Hotel Restaurant Rheingerbe in Stein am Rhein. The restaurant's guests were offered a menu consisting exclusively of ingredients that were known in the region 600 years ago.
The National Day Parade in Oslo shows us an open, tolerant and friendly people who proudly celebrate the existence of their country, themselves and above all the future that lies in their children.
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"Island of Eternal Spring": Tenerife's climate at a glance Tenerife is probably rightly called the "Island of Eternal Spring" because it lies in the transition area between the subtropics and the temperate zone. The average annual temperatures in Tenerife are a pleasant 23 degrees Celsius and vary only slightly over the year. Tenerife owes this to[…]
Staying in style at Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa. I feel a bit like I've stepped back into the Roaring Twenties. I almost expect Robert Redford and Mia Farrow, the star couple from the film "The Great Gatsby," to turn the corner. We drive down the wide driveway to Digby Pines Golf in September…
What to do if your wallet, credit cards and ID are stolen abroad? A few years ago we were guests at the St. Patrick's Festival in Dublin. The Irish President had invited travel bloggers from all over the world to an event that was supposed to bring Irish people and friends of Ireland from all over the world to the Emerald Isle and we were a[…]
The view of Lake Winnepesaukee's landscape from the terrace and many of the rooms at Castle in the Clouds is breathtaking. From there, we look down on the various bays of the lake with the unpronounceable name.
Cabbage Key is one of the barrier islands on Florida's west coast and is accessible only by boat. Nevertheless, people live here year-round, albeit few.
The Simon Pearce Glass Factory in Quechee, Vermont, is a wonderful place to combine a good lunch with an afternoon spent talking with a creative team.
