Berlin is a dynamic culinary destination offering intrepid foodies an authentic taste of traditional German flavors with vibrant international influences. From hearty classics like currywurst and schnitzel to globally inspired creations that celebrate the city’s diversity, Berlin’s food scene is a feast for the senses. The thing that makes a...

Berlin has long been a city where multicultural influences collide. This has helped create a vibrant food scene with culinary traditions. This shows up boldly in one of Berlin’s most iconic dishes, the döner kebab. Originally brought to Germany by Turkish immigrants, the döner kebab has grown to become a...

If you love travel and have a passion for food, then an Italian cooking vacation will be a truly unforgettable experience. When integrated with a Rome food tour these cooking experiences become an immersive way to explore Italy’s rich culinary heritage. From sunset on the rolling hills of Tuscany to...

As the largest city in Tuscany, Florence is well known for its vibrant Italian food culture and centuries-old dining traditions. This includes some amazing lunch options at every level from casual cafes to traditional osterias, and even upscale fine-dining restaurants. So, it only makes sense to add a few different...

You could be forgiven for thinking that Italian cuisine is overloaded with gluten, and not friendly for gluten-intolerant people. Yet as a truly international city, Rome is overflowing with amazing gluten-free restaurants and eateries with tasty gluten-free options. This means if you have celiac disease or are gluten-averse, there are...

Just like seafood, olive oil, and nuts, cheese plays a starring role in Sicilian cuisine. Sicily is a true foodie mecca, but cheese isn’t necessarily something that many of us associate with the island’s culinary traditions. However, if you’ve been on one of my Palermo food tours, you’ll know that...

Sicily is home to some of Italy’s most sought-after wines, which is quite a testament when its counterparts include Tuscany and Piedmont. The island’s volcanic soils, varied climate, and millennia-old wine-making traditions have made it a prestigious wine region in Italy and internationally. Distinct local wines like Marsala, Nero d’Avola,...

Sicilian pizza, which is known on the Island of Sicily as sfincione, is very popular on the streets of Palermo. You can find it in bars, sit-down restaurants, pizzerias and even street food stalls. While it can be served as an entrée, small portions of sfincione can even show up...