Destinations, Hotels, Restaurants

Must Stay Here: Winkler Bräu Hotel and Brewery

No Comments 21 April 2013

If you’re visiting the Bavarian region of Germany, the perfect place for you to stay is the Winkler Bräu Hotel and Brewery. Opened in 1948 as a family run farm, this hotel, brewery, and restaurant is a warm and welcoming place to call home. The 141 various hotel rooms feature hardwood floors, locally crafted furniture [...]

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Restaurants

Dine Here: Amada

No Comments 19 April 2013

It’s not just any tapas restaurant. It’s tapas with an eclectic Spanish twist. It’s Amada, and it’s delicious. Located right in the heart of old city in Philadelphia, PA, and more recently in New Jersey, Arizona, and California, this cultural establishment will leave impressions on your palate. The tapas style menu was born out of legend [...]

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Budget, Restaurants

Farm to Plate: The Local

No Comments 18 April 2013

The Local. This small, hometown restaurant, is based on it’s name. Their menu is developed using the “bulls-eye” method. They plan the dishes they serve based on foods they can get within a 20-50 mile radius of their restaurant, located in Souderton, Pennsylvania in an old, historic yet abandoned train station. Hold onto your water glass when [...]

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Budget, Destinations, Hotels, Restaurants

Stay Here: Kex Hostel

No Comments 17 April 2013

Stay in Iceland, on the cheap. This hostel is no hole in the wall; even the native Icelanders come here to hang out on the weekends! Why? Kex hostel boasts a lively social scene with their own restaurant, full service bar, and entertainment venue. It is located right in the heart of downtown Reykjavik, Iceland. [...]

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Budget, Destinations, Restaurants

The Oldest Sausage in the World

1 Comment 11 April 2013

Regensburg, in Bavaria, Germany is a very historical city. It’s first settlement dates back to The Stone Ages and it is well known for it’s Romanesque and Gothic architecture of the Middle Ages. During the 12th century, the Old Stone Bridge, was erected. At the time, it was considered one of the 8 Wonders of the World. [...]

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Destinations, Restaurants

Must Visit: Barolo, Italy

2 Comments 06 April 2013

Barolo, Italy is a must visit in the Piemonte Region. It is most famous for it’s robust Barolo wines, made from the Nebbiolo grape that thrives in the soils of this region. Everything here feels unique, yet inviting. Maybe it’s the narrow, cobblestone streets, the shop owners standing outside their shop doors, the flower pots [...]

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Budget, Restaurants

Peru: California Cafe

No Comments 05 April 2013

Chances are, if you’re in Huaraz, Peru, you’re probably here to trek in the best mountains of South America. Possibly, you’re here to tackle Cordillera Huayhuash, a 21,768 ft peak in the Andes, or at least just catch a peek of it’s beauty. Either way, stopping at the California Cafe is a must. Tim, the [...]

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Limerick Golf Course

Golf, Restaurants

Enjoy Golfing at the Rejuvenated Limerick Golf Club

No Comments 02 April 2013

For those planning a golf vacation, of the golf courses in Pennsylvania, the Limerick Golf Club is situated minutes away from King of Prussia, in Western Montgomery County. This course is designed with every golfer in mind, whether you’re planning a business trip or are just looking for a recreational course to play the Limerick [...]

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Restaurants

Stop by Sylvia’s Restaurant in Harlem for Authentic Soul Food

1 Comment 27 March 2013

Sylvia Woods started the world-famous Sylvia’s Restaurant back in August of 1962 in historical Harlem village. Although she was a licensed beautician in Hemingway, South Carolina, Sylvia dreamed of more. She aspired to marry her childhood sweetheart Herbert Woods, and to move to New York City. She did both. When she was a teen, her [...]

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Destinations, Restaurants, Ski & Spa

Eat Here: Qing

No Comments 26 March 2013

  Imst Austria is one of Europe’s prime winter sports areas. They have several ski areas, the worlds longest alpine coaster (3.5 km), night sledding, high class shopping, and luxury hotels. After a long day on the slopes, a warm and inviting meal is just what you need. If you’re in Imst, don’t miss out [...]

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