Ruin bars, new trendy places in Budapest
Hidden in the abandoned buildings of the Budapest's Jewish quarter, the ruin bars are an important part of the capital's nightlife...
Hidden in the abandoned buildings of the Budapest's Jewish quarter, the ruin bars are an important part of the capital's nightlife...
Since November 10, 2011, the Viennese cafés are included in the list of the UNESCO Intangible Heritage which they are described as places "where time and space are consumed, while only the coffee is on the bill"...
Introduced by the Greeks and Romans in ancient times, wine has gradually developed over the centuries, today offering a wide variety of different grape varieties spread over several regions...
Since centuries, Venice takes pride of its many traditions preserved by its inhabitants. The gastronomy is one of them. Probably because its long history is intimately linked to its orientation towards the sea...
Brought in the 16th century in Barcelona, the chocolate is part of the Catalan culture and one can enjoy it anywhere and in any form...
Every year in early spring, Venice welcomes Vinitaly, one of the world's most prestigious wine fairs, offering a broad overview of the Italian, but also foreign, wine production...
It is in Saint-Germain-des-Prés one can find the epitome of French pastry, especially in the delightful Rue du Bac where are lined up the best sweet establishments in the French capital...
Since Lyon was baptised the world capital of gastronomy in 1935, the birthplace of famous chef Paul Bocuse has become the leading destination for all gourmets...
Madrid is the capital of Spain but not only! It is also the capital of the tapa, culinary specialty and true art of living of the Iberian country...
For fine chocolate lovers, London is a paradise with hundred of chocolate houses vying creativity to delight the senses. Ready for a gourmet visit?...