Location: Barcelona, Spain Cuisine: Valencian While many visitors to Spain think of paella as a generic Spanish rice dish, its roots are firmly planted in Valencia, on the eastern coast of the country. Traditional…
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Vang Vieng may be somewhere you’ve heard of for several reasons, both good and bad. When I first heard about Vang Vieng, stories of its tubing heyday were unavoidable. But as I researched further,…
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Luang Prabang, with its serene temples and charming streets, serves as an excellent base for exploring the natural and cultural treasures of northern Laos. Venturing beyond the town, a variety of enriching day trips…
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This post is part of my Barcelona Neighbourhood Guides series. Fancy visiting another area of Barcelona? Check out my other guides here, including information regarding the sites, history, charm, food and drinks of the area…
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This post is part of my Barcelona Neighbourhood Guides series. Fancy visiting another area of Barcelona? Check out my other guides here, including information regarding the sites, history, charm, food and drinks of the area…
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Location: London, England Cuisine: British Just as St. John must be understood in the context of the French House, so too must another treasure: Rochelle Canteen. Fergus Henderson and his wife Margot opened the…
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Location: London, England Cuisine: British We can’t talk about St. John without talking about the French House. The French House, a pub in Soho, is very much tied to the history and rise of…
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After three weeks of adventuring in Vietnam, we left Hanoi and flew to Luang Prabang to explore an entirely new country for both Victor and me: Laos! Our flight landed at 9:30pm, so we…
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After a wonderful few days in Bruges, we arrived in Brussels just in time for dinner. This was our first time in Brussels, but we were particularly excited to try the food! We decided…
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This post is about a weekend in Bruges, the romantic heart of Belgium. It's full of old-world charm, delicious food and incredible history.…