Western Europe
Travelogues from travelling across Western Europe for a month in May 2011.
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TRAVEL LISTS
4 Small Towns in Europe You Probably Haven’t Heard About.
First Time to Europe? 10 Travel Tips to Get You Started.
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ITALY
Gargnano; life or something like it in Italy.
Cinque Terre, life perched atop the Italian Riviera.
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FRANCE
Chamonix: Of French Alps & summer snow.
Annecy, a beautiful lake town in France.
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GERMANY
Germany’s best kept travel secret = Switzerland?
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AUSTRIA
Innsbruck: Capital of the Alps.
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I read a post where you had replied about availability of vegetarian food in European countries. I have traveled thru Poland, Lithuania, Austria and Germany and I never faced a problem with veg. food unless one is really fussy about particular veg. food. Apart from Indian restaurants which are quite expensive I loved eating falafel in Poland and Germany. Cheese and potato dumplings and besides to my surprise in some cities of Poland and Austria i even found Indian grocery stores where you can buy lentils, which helped me cook dal and rice, rajma and rice for my host and myself. One of the traditional lithuanian dish is totally veg. and delicious.
I’ve loved the food in most European countries I’ve been to so far, though my idea of good vegetarian food in a place is not having to resort to Indian food. I like to eat local food as much as possible, sometimes customized without meat / seafood. Try Spatzle the next time you’re in Germany; it’s absolutely delicious