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Less pretentious than Antwerp, less museum oriented than Bruges, Ghent is a town which cultivates its contrasts, from its gabled houses to its Design Museum. It’s a well-kept secret for a weekend change of scenery in an authentic and easily accessible location.
Walking through the streets of Ghent, you have the feeling you’re living in a Flemish master’s painting, accompanied by a carillon of 52 bells... And when the snow falls heavily, Bruegel the Elder also comes to mingle at the party, transfo
Walking through the streets of Ghent, you have the feeling you’re living in a Flemish master’s painting, accompanied by a carillon of 52 bells... And when the snow falls heavily, Bruegel the Elder also comes to mingle at the party, transfo
Second in a series of four.
Although I rarely dine with the Queen, I know all the daily movements of the royals, courtesy of the incessant, IQ-lowering Royal Wedding news reports about everything from the height of Kate’s wedding-day heels to the exact measurement of William’s receding hairline.
Since you may not have arrived in London yet, here’s a summary of need-to-know pre-nuptial news:
1. You can place a bet on the likelihood of best man and rarely reliable brother Prince Harry forgetting t
Food and travel go together and no matter where you go, the culinary experience is always a good way to understand the local culture. So here’s a list of 10 countries that your palate would really enjoy!Eat up!
1. Thailand
Influenced by the unique flavors and food preparation techniques of India, China and Oceania, Thai cuisine is a tangy fusion of the best ingredients.
2. Greece
From olives to oven baked bread, to rosy tomatoes and Mediterranean octopus, the true taste of Greece is about fresh, who
India
It is not just geography or history. It is not only a nation, country or just part of the land. India has something more: It's a country with ineffable shades of colors, scents, subtle forms, vast geography & diversity of languages. Beautiful nature, ancient art, rich traditions and religious teachings. It's a metaphor, a poetry, something concealed yet can be touched and felt.
Religion & Culture
It is the only country in the world, where ancient cultural and religious traditions are still be
A specific set of foods and their attendant rituals are inextricably linked to Passover. Like eating matza (unleavened bread), maror (bitter herbs), charoset (a sweet mixture of apples, honey, & nuts) and the requisite 4 cups of wine after toasting to L’Chaim (life). Did you know that there are now some delicious Kosher wines on the market that can do a religious observance of this magnitude some justice?
I recently tasted 2 bottles from South Africa’s Backsberg Estate Cellars. Established by a f
Marriage, Italian Style
The town of Mondovi in northern Italy, is barely mentioned in most guide books.
But we went there to see our good friends Giovanna and Antonio get married in a small mountain village near the town.
The couple had opened a restaurant, Ezzelino, a bright, splash of color and light in this unspoiled, Medieval town set high on a hill top.
It’s a hidden destination of sorts where few tourists come to see the 15th and 16th century plazas, faded frescoes and quiet spaces that embr
Europe’s most popular holiday islands draw major tourist crowds to its well-known charms, but with a bit of insider info, you can hit these islands and have an entire-beach-to-yourself getaway.
Island 1: Ibiza
About half the island, and especially the still fairly untrampled northeast areas are covered by thick forests, almond and fig groves.
Island 2: Mallorca
High-rise tourist development is something you don’t see so much in the medieval centre of Palma, whose old quarter oozes history in its twi
You want to get away from all the hustle and bustle but have no time for a long holiday? Why not taking a city break and enjoy Europe’s best urban beaches?
#1. Paris, France
Sand, parasols and palm trees, line up the banks of the river Seine, running through the heart of Paris. It is definitely not quite the Riviera, but many French people and tourists enjoy grandes vacances in the town.
#2. Berlin, Germany
Beach bar Mitte was the first to open in Germany in 2002, followed by over 30 beach bars, ope
Since 5th February that the Museum of Setúbal is opened on and initiative of Setúbal Municipal Council, Civil Governor and Santa Casa da Misericórdia of Setúbal. The building was till 1959 a Hospital and it was the Convent of Jesus (Convento de Jesus in portuguese).
Nowdays the Museum contains collections related to art, history, archaeology and coins. Check more information at Setubal Museum on Portugal Dream Coast webpage.
First in a series of four.
The marriage of Prince William, second in line to the throne, and Catherine Middleton, a mere – albeit hardly poverty-stricken – commoner, is a major world event. But for Londoners, it’s a bit of a major pain in the…
Here comes the (princess) bride – and there go the Londoners, fleeing the city, via plane, train, automobile, bicycle, skateboard and any other transportation we can lay our hands on.Why? It’s not just because to hip Londoners, being a fan of the Royal Fa
Check this picture of Sanctuary Belize real estate taken last tour. This is the picture of Don and Wendy take advantage of the hammocks for naptime
Check this picture of Sanctuary Belize real estate taken last tour. This is the picture of Tom and Penny taking a little catnap too!
Check this picture of Sanctuary Belize real estate taken last tour. This is the picture of Monte as a dangerous cannonballer
Check this picture of Sanctuary Belize real estate taken last tour. This is the picture of Steve shows off his aquatic acrobat skills
Check this picture of Sanctuary Belize real estate taken last tour. This is the picture of Monte and the upper falls
Check this picture of Sanctuary Belize real estate taken last tour. This is the picture of Monte and the upper falls
