Why Go? Glaciers, volcanoes, icebergs, and the northernmost capital city in the world – does Iceland need any further marketing? Whether you are landing in the country for the nature or the fermented shark, a day or two in Reykjavik is a must. Iceland’s cool capital will keep you busy during the day but it […]
There is so much more to New Orleans than Mardi Gras and Bourbon street. Ask any local about their city and you’ll be inundated with suggestions.
Why Go? As a UNESCO World Heritage Site with many of its medieval structures still intact, Edinburgh tells interesting tales from centuries past. Yet the capital of Scotland is far from being outdated. The city is laden with contemporary art galleries, shops, restaurants, bars, and clubs. Also a constant attraction are its year-round festivals. The […]
Why Go? Spread across 14 islands and situated where the waters of Lake Mälaren meet the Baltic Sea, Stockholm’s charm immediately puts you at ease. Brick façades line the cobbled, narrow streets of the Old Town, Gamla stan, contrasting with the modern city centre, and the island of Södermalm is a treasure trove for vintage […]
Why Go? Cebu, the Queen City of the South, is one of the major cities in the Philippines. It has everything you would expect from a metropolitan area. However, traffic here is significantly more bearable and life is neither too fast nor too slow. Also, the beaches and caves are only a few hours away […]
Singapore is widely known to be a melting pot of cultures. As diverse as the people living in it is the food. Eating is a way of life for the Singaporeans. And what better way to sample authentic local cuisines than in hawker centres. These open-air buildings are lined with food stalls serving tasty street […]
Cool neighborhoods, drink and dine hot spots and spectacular sightseeing are why visitors fall for Vancouver
Outside, the window was full of TripAdvisor and travel awards. But it wasn’t the boastful stickers that convinced us to step inside – it was the reputation. Amadeus is the place to go for ribs – if the reviewers are to be believed. So much so that Belgium and in particular Ghent, have several of […]
Why Go? If you want to escape the unpredictability of spring make sure to head to Lisbon, one of the world’s great historical cities. Besides the mild climate, Lisbon is famous for its variety of tourist attractions, amazing cuisine, its vicinity to sandy beaches and unofficially being the least expensive capital city in Western Europe […]
Editor’s Note: We are sad to report that Bao’s Kitchen has now closed. Explore our other articles for alternatives of where to eat in The Hague. When you push open the door of Bao’s Kitchen in The Hague, the Netherlands, it feels a lot like stepping out of your own home and into someone else’s. […]
Travel Gluttons is about finding good local food around the world and understanding how to eat it.
We’re here to help make sure you don’t go hungry while travelling, to show you exactly how to tackle that unusual dish without looking like a fool, and to help you enjoy the culture of a location through its food.
