Canada wine regions
Discover Canada's wine regions and the variety of wines they have to offer. Visit wineries and enjoy wine tasting to get the most out of your trip.
Slow Travel and Food and Travel Blog for Trips to Savor
Discover Canada's wine regions and the variety of wines they have to offer. Visit wineries and enjoy wine tasting to get the most out of your trip.
Wine festivals offer a perfect opportunity to experience the wines and the way of life in the world's wine regions. This also includes the Volkacher Wine Festival. Find out more about the Volkach Wine Festival, which officially opens the grape harvest in the region.
Discover Graz from a culinary point of view. Culinary lovers love Graz in Styria. Not really a miracle. The capital of Styria calls itself the “capital of pleasure in Austria”. In addition, the city is surrounded by a region of pleasure that is second to none.
The Franconian wine country is a perfect destination for connoisseurs and slow travelers. Hiking in the Franconian wine country is fun. There are romantic wine places that are worth discovering. Franconian wine country means lovingly maintained half-timbered architecture, paved squares and winding alleys.
Discover where you can go on holiday in the wine-growing regions of Austria. Here you will find suggestions and recommendations for wine-growing regions. One or the other insider tip is also among them. You can go on a journey along the wine routes. What do you think of a vacation with a winemaker in the middle of the wine region?
The pleasure mile takes place in Gumpoldskirchen in September. This is a wine festival that takes place every year in the Thermenregion wine region. It heralds the grape harvest. You can hike in the Vienna Woods. Only 27 kilometers away from Vienna, the place is surrounded by vineyards.
Mainz offers attractions and places that invite you to enjoy. Restaurants, cafes and bars tempt you to stay on a hot summer day in August. In addition, a stroll along the Rhine promenade makes our visit to Mainz an enjoyable experience.
In Karlstadt you can hike and enjoy the wine from the wine region on the Main. Why look into the distance? Such a short vacation can also be a change from everyday life. In the middle of Germany you will find the wine country of Franconia with its hilly landscape. A starting point for active vacationers is Karlstadt am Main.
The vineyards in Rheinhessen are known for Riesling, which thrives above all on the Rhine in the region of Nackenheim, Nierstein and Oppenheim. Mild temperatures, a lot of sun and little rainfall ensure growth conditions in which this type of wine grows.
Directly behind the town of Ipsheim in Franconia, the Ipsheim vineyards rise below Hoheneck Castle, on whose clay soils Franconian wines that taste fine and aromatic grow. A country road winds up the mountain between the plots of the vintners, on which we walk through the vineyards undisturbed by car traffic.