Lisbon is a wonderful city, full of rich history featuring a diverse cast of characters who have undeniably left their mark on Portugal’s capital. One of the things that makes Portugal a great food city is their access to fresh ingredients, whether it’s the farm-fresh fruits and vegetables coming in from the fertile farmland nearby,…
There’s really nowhere else in the world quite like Venice. Taking a slow stroll down the historic cobblestone streets and over historic bridges, a romantic gondola ride along the canals, and evenings sat sipping wine in tiny piazzas. Located on its own island in the Venetian lagoon, Italy’s floating city is a unique destination that…
Budapest is one of our favorite cities in Europe. Straddling the Danube, the capital of Hungary is one of Europe’s most charming cities. Not only is it beautiful, but it is filled with history, culture, fun things to do, high quality and inexpensive wine (my personal favorite), and good food. The architecture is beautiful, the…
Prior to this latest trip, I (Matt here!) had been to Amsterdam multiple times, all for 2-3 days at most, which didn’t leave me much time to really dive into the history and cultural aspects that make the city special. Because every city has a “thing” that makes it unique. After spending a week in…
I have to admit – when I first started planning a trip to Budapest, I made sure to book an Airbnb so that I would have a kitchen just in case there weren’t many places that I could eat. I wasn’t quite sure if I would find many gluten free restaurants in Budapest. This guide…
What’s the first thing you think of when you picture Italian food? If you’re like me, it’s probably going to have something to do with either pizza or pasta. Neither of which are particularly easy to find prepared safely for Celiacs, at least at home (for us) in the United States. However, in Italy, you…