Food and Wine

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Foodies rejoice! There are plenty of Food & Wine Vacations around the world to satisfy you taste buds and palate! Travel to a big city with a wide variety of cuisines to get a quick sampling of what the world has to offer food lovers. Or travel to a destination known for it's unique flavors and spices. Find out where the locals go to venture off the beaten path and to get more of an authentic experience. Looking for a sip or two of wine? Go on a wine tasting tour in a region known for just that. Soak in the countryside while traveling on bike from winery to winery, or hire a car to take you there. ...read more »

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Bangkok

Ancient Buddhist temples that sparkle in the sun, the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha – this is just the beginning of what Bangkok, the City of Angels has to offer. Boasting some of the most lavish hotels in the world, Bangkok is also known for its... read more »
photo by Real Traveler Traveling Teacher

Paris

The city of lights, the city of love. Paris is known as one of the most romantic destinations in the world, and it is not difficult to see why. It is also known for its famous buildings and works of art, its chic fashion scene and its modern literary, a... read more »
photo by Real Traveler Mike & Jac

London

The capital city of the UK and England, London is one of the great "world cities." With a diverse mixture of old world history and modern capitalism, London has so much to offer any traveler. From the Tower of London to its avant-garde nightclubs to a q... read more »
photo by Real Traveler Len and Jenn

Chiang Mai

Built in a lush valley, the city of Chiang Mai has spectacular mountain views, rich culture and inexpensive accommodations. Travel to one of the 300 temples, shop at the Night Market, or take a popular day trip to the nearby Golden Triangle and the Meko... read more »
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Florence

Florence is a small city, located in the Arno River valley, and surrounded by olive-planted hills on the north and south. Florence is also a city of the arts. Its chapels, galleries and museums are an inexhaustible treasure, capturing the complex, often... read more »
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Buenos Aires

One of the largest cities in South America, Buenos Aires is a popular vacation site year-round. As the home of the tango, dance performances can be seen every weekend and drum music can be heard filling the air. The naturally temperate climate is perfec... read more »
photo by Real Traveler Cdnjennga

Barcelona

Dubbed "La Gran Encisera", or the Great Enchantress, Barcelona is an amazingly beautiful Mediterranean city. One of the world's busiest seaports, this dynamic and culturally rich city is a combination of famous museums, theaters, and art galleries mixed... read more »
photo by Real Traveler Kyle & Dan

Singapore

Though physically small, Singapore is an economic giant. It has been Southeast Asia's most modern city for over a century. The city blends Malay, Chinese, Arab, Indian and English cultures and religions. Its unique ethnic tapestry affords visitors a wid... read more »
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Rome

Rome is history. A blend of artistic and architectural masterpieces, classical ruins, and extravagant baroque churches and piazzas, this city is as culturally rich as they come. From espresso at the Tivoli fountain, mass at St. Peter's Cathedral, or wal... read more »
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Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan's capital, is a place of vast proportions where the old and the new merge into a fabulously detailed cityscape. Upon arrival, visitors are confronted with the sheer energy that radiates from within Tokyo. Tokyo's city center is a kaleidosco... read more »

Top Five Food & Wine Trip Blogs

3 nights in Venice | Nov 03 08'

by FreqTravelers a 33 year old female traveling as a couple from San Diego, on vacation in Venice

"A Sinking City"

Our longest day of travel was when we went from Cinque Terre to Venice. The trip required 2 train changes and took about 6 hours. It was raining... Continue reading »
3 nights in Cinque Terre (Vernazza) | Nov 01 08'

by FreqTravelers a 33 year old female traveling as a couple from San Diego, on vacation in Vernazza

"Sun, Sea, Wine, and Culture (and Pesto)"

From Florence, we visited the Cinque Terre, an area of 5 little towns connected by trails. This area was Mike's favorite from a previous visit, s... Continue reading »
2 nights in Florence | Oct 29 08'

by FreqTravelers a 33 year old female traveling as a couple from San Diego, on vacation in Florence

"Home of the Renaissance (and David)"

After our 3 nights in Sorrento, we headed north for Florence. The second snag in our train travel experience came when we arrived in Naples from... Continue reading »
3 nights in Sorrento | Oct 26 08'

by FreqTravelers a 33 year old female traveling as a couple from San Diego, on vacation in Meta di Sorrento

"Home of lemon and olive groves"

Our first experience on a passenger train was when we left Rome and headed for Sorrento. We left early in the morning and were in Naples in 2 hou... Continue reading »
Day 108: Yangshuo - Cooking & Theatre | Nov 22 08'

by D&J a traveling as a couple from Edinburgh, on vacation in Yangshuo

"Wok a great day!"

Sunday is cooking class day, which as its the off season turns out to be a private lesson for just the two of us. Our teacher, Sally, picks us up a... Continue reading »