Croatia is a small country that packs a big gastronomical punch. With nearly 3,500 miles of coastline on the Adriatic Sea, it’s no surprise that Croatia produces some of the most delectable seafood in all of Europe. While inland cuisine features more typical Slavic foods – think cabbage, pork, and … Read More
I’m sure that when you’re considering a trip you think the choice is between staying in an apartment or a hotel. But there is another option, a category in between the two if you wish, that can make you feel right at home wherever you are. Such an option is … Read More
Whether you’re looking for viewpoints to take a panorama or a cool backdrop for your next ‘gram, Vilnius has plenty.
Croatia’s adore desserts. This guide to the country’s best cakes, cookies and all-round sweet treats is seriously tempting…
Rome’s Jewish community is one of the oldest in Europe, but also the oldest continuously populated community in Rome itself.
With so much coastline Croatian cuisine has some standout seafood dishes. Here are nine of our favorites, and where to try them.
Georgian cuisine has become more available abroad in recent years. But there’s no substitute for trying it on home turf!
Hvar is without a doubt the most famous Croatian island. Hvar’s reputation as a destination for the rich and famous might have been carefully cultivated in recent years but its popularity with celebrities is not a new phenomenon. Former British king Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson visited in 1936. Jackie … Read More
A magical blend of the bounty of the sea and its interior a patchwork of olive groves, vineyards and forests, Istria is a foodie paradise.
While it appears that the first few months of 2021 will look much like last year, with expeditions to the kitchen and treks to the bathroom being the extent of our wanderings, we dare to hope to be able to travel again before too long. For this article we’ve rounded … Read More