EUROPE: Despite its 600,000 inhabitants, the coast capital of Denmark is rather compact in terms of size and area making sightseeing a breeze. You can reach most places worth seeing on foot or by bike, so we've pulled together our top experiences to while away 24-hours spend in Copenhagen.
GERMANY: The city of Leipzig stands out when it comes to their food and restaurant scene, partly because the city has always been more prosperous than its rural surroundings. Leipzig's Chefs have naturally used this to their full advantage, whipping up some incredible cuisine in some lovely locations. Today, we'll show you what's good and where to find it!
Fancy a Half a Cock? Or some Cologne caviar? Cologne has almost as many national specialities as Frankfurt has skyscrapers. And choosing what to try can be daunting with meaty dishes like "Himmel und Äd" to vegetarian treats like "Halve Hahn" or desserts like "Mutzenmandeln". If you're heading our way, here are our top tips to eating like a local.
When travelling, you often rush from one sightseeing spot to the next and sometimes there's just not enough time to relax. Today, we're slowing the pace down and sharing five places off the beaten track in beautiful Dusseldorf.
Berlin’s “Mitte” district is undoubtedly one of the most exciting in the city. Not only does it house the city's historic core and some of the top tourist attractions, but it's also home to a bustling restaurant scene. So, if you're looking to dine out in style, we've chosen 5 fabulous restaurants that should be on your must-do list.
