Float down the Grand Canal in Dublin, Ireland while enjoying a two-hour dinner cruise. Sip on a drink either at your table or outside on the top deck while you wait for all the guests to arrive and the boat to disembark. Several wines, spirits, beers, and non-alcoholic drinks are available. The cozy interior below…
Amsterdam’s historic Heineken brewery became a visitor center with tours in 1991. The building was originally built in 1867 and was home to the famous Dutch pilsner, Heineken beer, for over 100 years. Due to the international growth and popularity of the beer, a modern and larger facility was built and opened in 1988 just…
Every major city has bars and party places that only people “in the know”, know where they are and how to get into them. Paradiso cocktail bar, in Barcelona’s El Born area, is one of these places. Hundreds of people would pass by what seemed to be an ordinary Pastrami shop. Yes, their homemade pastrami…
As a seafood lover and now a fan of the popular Poké bowls, I was very happy to have found and to have lunch at Klaw Poké, a seafood restaurant in Dublin on Caple Street. The open seating area and kitchen allow you to either sit at a table or at the long counters surrounding…
Celebrating 25 years in Barcelona, The Fairmont Rey Juan Carlos I has been completely refurbished. After finishing a tour of the stunning hotel and 19th-century gardens we decided to have afternoon tea at B24. The restaurant, located inside the lobby of the hotel, is decorated with elegance and sophistication. It is a great escape from…
The St. Josep Mercat de la Boqueria, known as la Boqueria, is the oldest and most popular Barcelona market. The public market, located on Las Ramblas, has roughly 265 stalls where you can purchase a variety of fruit, vegetables, cheese, meat, seafood, olives, spices, oils, and more. Not only can you purchase things to take…