The Carnival of Binche – UNESCO Designated Festival in Belgium
The Carnival of Binche, in Wallonia’s Hainaut province, in Belgium, is a Mardi Gras festival so steeped in tradition and culture it’s been recognised by UNESCO.
Reviewed: Sea Grill Michelin Two Star Restaurant in Brussels, Belgium
Two Michelin starred Sea Grill restaurant in Brussels, Belgium, is a gastronomic journey through the best food the sea has to offer.
Reviewed: Yonderbound Travel Booking Website
It’s a brand new year, full of possibilities. What better time to plan your next vacation or weekend escape? We’ve recently discovered a brand new tool to make your trip planning easier, cheaper, and even more fun. Meet Yonderbound!
Pasta Making Workshops in Brussels with Mains à la Pâte
A new pasta making workshop in Brussels, Belgium, Mains à la Pâte will not only get your ‘hands in the dough’ but will teach you Italian culture as well.
The Carnac Alignments – The World’s Biggest Megalithic site, Brittany, France
More immense and more mysterious than Stonehenge, the Carnac Alignments in Brittany, France is the most amazing historic site you’ve never heard of.
Winter and Christmas Beer – Belgium in a Glass
Today, Andrew gets in the holiday ‘spirit’ by discussing Belgian Christmas and Winter beer.
Reviewed: The Radisson Blu 1835 Hotel & Thalasso, Cannes, France
In late November, I visited Cannes, France to review the Radisson Blu 1835 Hotel & Thalasso for my final duty, this year, as a Radisson #bluBlogger.
Visiting Strepy-Thieu and the Four Historic Boat Lifts in Hainaut, Belgium
Belgium’s four historic boat lifts, on the canal du centre, revolutionised transport in the 19th century. In the 21st century, Strépy-Thieu, the world’s tallest lift, did it again.
Visiting The Battlefields of Verdun, France
The Grand Est region of France was witness to some of the most devastating fighting in World War I. We joined the Expat Club to learn more about the “Hell of Verdun,” and visit the battlefields of Verdun, France.