Welcome to Radebeul Herbst und Weinfest! As leaves change colours from summery greens to beautiful warm red, orange and yellows. It is also, when Biergarten switches over to Weingarten serving specialty wines such as federweißer or glühwein. One way to celebrate the end of summer is through the numerous weinfest that goes on throughout the months of September and October. Wine and chilly nights goes hand in hand. Regardless, of how much...
My rediscover hobby. Forgot how therapeutic baking can be. Maybe it is due to the endless bucket of freshly picked apples or these gloomy days that I rather stay in and cozy up with a glass of Spanish organic shiraz and play board games. Whatever the reason may be, as a result I smell of apples, cinnamon and nutmeg. What can be better than the smell...
Trdelnik, traditional Hungarian baked specialty where it is now adopted by Germany, Austria and Czech as their own. Often time, it is served fresh. What is it? Essentially, it's dough rolled on a stick that is then baked over coal burning fire and topped off with sugar and your choice of topping: cinnamon, vanilla, almonds, cocoa. Sound familiar? I thought it was the German's knüppelteig...
Prague, Czech Republic Welcome to Prague, Czech Republic. For those who says, watch out for your belongings and scams while in Prague. You may have your heart stolen faster than anything else. I think I may have willingly left mines there in the heart of the city just for an excuse to come back. With the beautiful architectural designs from the ground up and...
Dresden, Germany In other words, Saxony Switzerland though has no relation to Switzerland since it is located at the south but it does border Czech Republic. It only got its name due to its resemblance of the hilly aspects of Switzerland. TOLD YOU SO! I was going to make it to the top one day & I did it. Of course I would not dare to...
