There are many nice restaurants in Innsbruck, Austria. We have visited a number of restaurants, and here are some tips for those who want to eat well in the city - traditional, modern or perhaps with a view.
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Have we eaten any different dishes while travelling? Yes, we have! One of the best things about travelling is encountering new cultures and customs, and that means food that is different for us.
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Guest writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
Jackfruit and breadfruit are two rather unusual fruits that you more or less never see in a fruit shop in Sweden. The fruits belong to the same family, namely the mulberry plants, in other words they are quite closely related to each other.
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Guest writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
No, you won't find a durian in the fruit counter of your nearest grocery store, maybe in an Asian goods store, perhaps. However, anyone travelling in Asia will definitely see it and smell it... or smell it....
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Guest writer: Mia Ulin
A good friend told me "If you keep saying I dream of ... without doing anything about it, nothing will happen". Then I realised that the timing was right," says Sara Verrall in Marseillaise.
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Turkish food offers wonderful Mediterranean flavours and a wide variety of dishes. You can enjoy delicious meze dishes and lots of tasty sweets. In this article, we present tips on Turkish food.
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Food Tour in Istanbul - for everyone who loves good food. We have just visited the vibrant city of Istanbul and our visit started with a lovely food tour. A tour through Turkish shops, street food restaurants and market stalls is highly recommended for all hungry foodies!
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What do you eat in Uzbekistan? We visited the Central Asian country for a week and were able to try lots of delicious and exciting food. Here are some common Uzbek dishes and delicacies.
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Guest writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
The shrimp fisherman sits on a tonne of horse, pulling a trawl, back and forth in the shallows off the Belgian coastal town of Koksijde. It's shrimp trawling and I've travelled almost two and a half hours to see this old-fashioned way of fishing, which is actually a UNESCO heritage site.
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Guest writer: Miss Lopez
Spain, a country associated with sun, sand and a passionate way of life, is a place I am happy to leave and never want to cut ties with, even though I spend most of my time in Sweden.
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