Europe's only Alpine beer festival takes place in Tschlin, in the canton of Graubünden, at the end of October. All Swiss breweries producing above 1000 metres above sea level are invited. more…
Freshly pulted, directly into the mouth. Or with some remoulade on a roll: North Sea crabs are a real delicacy - not only during the Husum Crab Days. more…
Hasselt, capital of the Belgian province of Limburg, is famous for its Jenver industry. The high-proof juniper schnapps has been brewed in the city on the Demer River since the 18th century. The Jenever Museum provides information about its production and history throughout the year. The best way to convince yourself of its taste is during the Jenever Festival in October. more…
Perugia, the city of pralines and chocolate. Eurochocolat has been held in the capital of the Umbria region since 1993. The nine-day festival with more than a million visitors is the largest of its kind in Europe. more…
For more than 60 years Landau on the Südlichen Weinstraße has been celebrating the arrival of the new wine, the Federweißen. The festival is regarded as the oldest of its kind in Germany. more…
