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Culinary tour through Toronto On our culinary journey through the world, we don't want to miss an insight into Toronto's cuisine. With its population, Toronto is ideal for a food tour through Toronto, and we are sure that we will discover a lot of interesting and, above all, delicious things. Therefore close[…]
Our tip: Toronto's suburb of Leslieville is worth a trip As you know, we were in Toronto again this year, a city that we already know well from numerous visits. But as is the case with a city with 2,6 million inhabitants: you never really know it. And that's no different in Toronto. [...]
Celebrate on the Costa Brava Fancy a party? Yeah ?! In Lloret de Mar Costa Brava people like to celebrate and often. A pool party with trendy music, colorful spotlights and lots of fun in the swimming pool of our hotel is popular with teenagers. Food trucks are guests in the town square of Lloret de Mar at the beginning of May. They attract the [...]
Granted, I hadn't 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. There are no large signs, and in our travel guide the [...]
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.
Stay in style at the Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa I feel like I've been transported back to the XNUMXs. I almost expected Robert Redford and Mia Farrow, the star couple from The Great Gatsby, to turn the corner when we entered the wide entrance to Digby Pines last September[…]
The small village of Stowe in the Green Mountains below Mt. Mansfield in northern Vermont actually only consists of a road junction where a road from the mountains joins the main road through the village. The other, via which we arrive, runs through typical Vermont farmland. Again and again we pass the [...]
