Discover authentic European cuisine by exploring local dishes, hidden gems, and immersive food tours with expert guides. Eat and Drink Like a European offers small-group cultural culinary adventures.
Five insider tips for authentic European travel: savor local flavors at hidden cafés, dine in neighborhood eateries, explore lesser-known streets and markets, engage in local events, and stay in residential lodgings for genuine cultural immersion.
Eat and Drink Like a European offers authentic, small-group tours blending history, hidden gems, and local cuisine, with personalized, immersive experiences for meaningful European adventures.
Discover the perfect European trip balance with Eat and Drink Like a European—blending guided cultural tours and free time for personal exploration, authentic experiences, and lasting memories.
Explore Europe’s hidden breweries from Belgium’s Trappist abbeys and Brussels’ craft innovators to Germany’s Bavarian family brews and Berlin’s sustainable crafts, plus Czech Republic’s evolving pilsners.
Discover Europe’s rich culinary heritage with Eat and Drink Like a European tours, featuring must-try local dishes like France’s Coq au Vin and Spain’s Paella for an immersive cultural food experience.
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Visiting In De Vrede, the modest yet legendary café-restaurant beside the Trappist Abbey of Saint Sixtus in Westvleteren, is a true pilgrimage for anyone who loves good beer. This is the only official place in the world where you can legally enjoy a glass of the famed Westvleteren Trappist ales—including the elusive Westvleteren 12, often […]
This bizarre castle, built on the side of a mountain in the middle of nowhere by a strange man-child caught up in medieval fantasies, always delights travelers fortunate enough to get out to this corner of the Alps. And I’ve taken hundreds of them, if not thousands (I stopped counting a long time ago) here. […]
One of the best things about hiking in Europe’s Alps is the amazing network of alpine huts (“refuge” in French, “rifugio” in Italian, “hütte” in German). Hikers can set out on most any trail and somewhere along the way there will be a hut where they can rest, get a meal or a cup of […]