Dining

Tucked away in the heart of Zurich’s Old Town, Niederdörfli, or simply “Dörfli,” is a neighborhood that pulses with history, character, and a lively spirit.

Tapas originated in Spain, particularly in the southern region of Andalusia. The exact origins of tapas are somewhat shrouded in mystery and folklore.

In the bustling streets of Naples, where history whispers through cobblestone alleys, one culinary marvel stands out – the pizza.

From its vibrant lantern-lit streets to its rich cultural heritage, Hoi An is a feast for the senses. So, grab your sense of adventure and let's dive into the wonders of this magical place.

... & your Dancing Shoes. Known for its vibrant gay scene, this island paradise has become a haven for the LGBTQ+ community and party enthusiasts alike.

The wacky wonderland of Jemaa el-Fna in Marrakesh: An experience that will make your senses go haywire and your GPS give up on you completely.

Prepare to be whisked away to the glittering realm of the London West End, where the world of theater collides with delightful chaos.

You have probably heard of Camden before. But beware, Camden Passage has nothing to do with the Market of the same name and has a completely different location. And it's really lovely.

Don't confuse the Souq with the tourist bazaar. The first is the real thing, whereas the latter is a hurdle race with enhanced conditions.

The street market is the epicenter of Vienna's multicultural site. Immigrants from all over the world supply their culinary and cultural needs all along Brunnengasse and Yppenplatz. It's an incredibly lively and interesting place.

Markets are not only the digestive system, but also the soul of a city. You will get to learn how its inhabitants tick pretty fast. And of course, different groups prefer different markets. Welcome to Vienna's bourgeoise market.

The streets and buildings look different from other Naxian villages. Everything is built of marble. Also, the local dialect and tradition seem to be similar to that of mountainous villages on Crete.