Slow Travel and Food and Travel Blog for Trips to Savor
in the village of Kamouraska on the south bank of the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada, there are shops where you can buy good Quebec souvenirs. If you enjoy visiting corner shops and being pampered with delicacies from the village bakery, you should plan a few hours on your trip through eastern Canada.
Get to know the authentic side of Vancouver and visit one of Vancouver's Farmers' Markets for handcrafted goods and homemade specialties.
On this tour we discover Montreal attractions for foodies. From specialties from the region to bakers, whose competition ends up in the daily newspapers, to the city's markets and restaurants, there's a lot to explore.
Immerse yourself in the world of handicrafts in Burgenland and get to know local artists and craftsmen. Learn more about their techniques and methods and be inspired by their creativity.
Few of them find their way to one of the most beautiful shopping temples in Dublin. Powerscourt Townhouse Center is just steps away from the city's famous shopping street, Grafton Street. Even if it is hidden away from the pedestrian zone.
One of the must-sees in Vancouver, Canada is the Public Market on Granville Island. We cannot resist the variety of fruits and vegetables, sausages and fish. It is located on an island in False Creek.
Nowhere can you experience what makes Munich better than at Viktualienmarkt. This food market in the old town reflects the soul of the capital of Bavaria. With her warm, but also the rough sides. We invite you to take a stroll through the Viktualienmarkt.
One hour drive east from Ottawa, Ontario to Fulton's Sugar Bush. This is a maple syrup farm, where from February to April you can see how the sap of the sugar maple trees is boiled down to make maple syrup.
Hardly anything is as typical as the Christmas goose on the holidays. A Christmas goose brings back memories of childhood. Christmas parties with parents and grandparents. We have a long tradition of eating goose. Even today it is part of Christmas like hardly any other meal. You can prepare it yourself. Or enjoy in the restaurant.
Toronto's Kensington Market is a great place to explore Toronto's multicultural mix. Here you will find shops and restaurants that show the cultural diversity of Toronto.
