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West Sweden & Skane: Volvo’s Car plus Vacation – Day 9-10 of 14

by Dave · Leave a Comment

DAY 9   Explore Ystad & Ystad Studios Today is minimal driving day spent exploring beautiful Ystad and or enjoying the pampering amenities of the Ystad Satsjobad Hotel. Ystad is only about 10 minutes from the hotel. For a small town (only 17,000 live in the city limits) Ystad packs a pretty powerful punch when it comes to tourism. This picturesque town is a photographers dream, especially during late spring and summer. If the town was … [Read more...]

West Sweden & Skane: Volvo’s Car plus Vacation – Day 11-12 of 14

by Dave · Leave a Comment

DAY 11   Agri Tourism, car museum After a late morning breakfast at Kiviks Strand - it is time to head out. Driving time: about 30 minutes Gunnarshog Specialty Oils Farm Gunnarshog in Hammenhog is a large agricultural farm specializing in a number of natural oils including rapeseed, flaxseed and linseed oil. If you visit during late Spring and Summer you may see fields ablaze in yellow – these are most likely rapeseed flowers. … [Read more...]

Exploring Local Agritourism in Southern Sweden

July 6, 2013 by Dave5 Comments

The region of Skåne is Sweden's "breadbasket", a landscape filled with agriculture, both rolling hills and flatlands and is surrounded by the Baltic Sea on three sides. Entry to this region is easy - Malmö, Sweden's third largest city behind Stockholm and Gothenburg is merely 20-30 minutes by train or car from Copenhagen's International Airport. Driving is straight forward in Sweden - roads are well signed and the rural country roads are … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Agritourism, Airport, Animal Rescue, Art, Bakeries, Beach, Coffee, Crawdad, Dessert, Farming, Fashion, Flowers, Food and Wine, Garden, History, Ice Cream, Mediterranean, Museum, National Park, Resort

Virginia is for Foodies

June 12, 2013 by Allison TibaldiLeave a Comment

Even if you arrive in Virginia knowing not a soul, don’t be surprised if you leave feeling as if you’ve broken bread and shared drink with good folk who are now friends. That’s the way Virginia strikes me. I come here to eat, drink and contemplate its natural beauty, but am most deeply affected by its people. It’s a truly welcoming place, even to a Northern stranger like me. I recently road- tripped my way through the Commonwealth in search … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: America, Art, Bakeries, Beer, Coffee, Dessert, Drinking, Food and Wine, France, Garden, Georgia, History, Restaurants, Sushi, Traffic, Virginia, Wine Tasting

Quintessential Sweden: From Heart to Mind Farm to Fork at Angavallen, Sweden’s Top Eco-Rest

June 4, 2013 by DaveLeave a Comment

New York, NY June 3, 2013 American travelers who dream of being truly immersed in one of Sweden’s most idyllic regions in summer, should look no further than the southern region of Skåne or Scania where they’ll find the 400-year old Ängavallen estate that features the award-winning eco- restaurant chosen by the Swedish White Guide, a quintessential 19th century style Countryhouse Hotel, a dairy, bakery and a stunning park designed in the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Bakeries, Beach, Beer, Bicycle, Chile, Coffee, Denmark, Farming, Food and Wine, Garden, Golf, Lifestyle, Mendocino, New York City, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Spain, Sweden, Wildlife

New Developments in Detroit

May 24, 2013 by DaveLeave a Comment

Opportunity Detroit began as a breakthrough Kid Rock-narrated and Quicken Loans-produced television spot that aired during the 2012 World Series. Since then it has grown into a movement underscoring the unparalleled opportunities available in Detroit today. What does opportunity look like? It looks like Detroit. The vision of Opportunity Detroit is to transform downtown Detroit into a great urban neighborhood that has a unique point of view, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: America, Art, Australia, Bakeries, Beer, Coffee, Cruising, Culinary travel, Culture, Drinking, Fashion, Festival, Film, Fireworks, Food and Wine, Garden, History, Internet, Journey, Michigan

War and Peace and Napoleon

May 3, 2013 by Suzanne KamataLeave a Comment

I’ve always had a thing for Napoleon Bonaparte. After all, he was a pretty amazing guy. In addition to his military exploits, he oversaw the centralization of the French government, established the Bank of France, got the French people to accept the metric system (something I doubt even Barack Obama could do in the United States), reformed the law (the Napoleonic Code still forms the basis of legal process in a quarter of the world), and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Africa, America, Animal Rescue, Art, Bakeries, Caves, Coffee, Culture, Europe, Fashion, France, Germany, History, Japan, Korea, Museum, Paris, Save Money, Summer Travel, Taxi

A Visit to Munich Germany

April 25, 2013 by Michael BermanLeave a Comment

I made it to Munich in one piece! Let's just say that's thanks in part to the complimentary wine and liberal alcohol laws on my flight. After getting my luggage, I met my German host family that I'll be staying with for the next two weeks - Hans und Gaby. Gaby was holding one of those signs with my name on it, I felt like I was powerful or something. About fifteen seconds after meeting, they shepherded me to the nearest Biergarten, which … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, Animal Rescue, Architecture, Bakeries, Beer, Castle, Coffee, Culture, Food and Wine, Garden, Germany, Music, Shopping Mall, Walking tour, Wildlife, Wine Tasting

Cosimo Cavallaro’s Jelly Bean Exhibition

April 19, 2013 by Meghan Sexton5 Comments

Who: Cosimo Cavallaro What: Jelly Beans Exhibition When: April 2013 Where: Nye + Brown Gallery, Los Angeles When I heard about Cosimo Cavallaro's Jelly Bean exhibition featuring sculptures practically the size of a Mini, I had to see it for myself! Gleaming, glossy, and perfectly shaped resin coated beans lay before me when I arrived at the Nye+Brown Gallery in Los Angeles.  Placed at just the right angles, the smaller and massive … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Bakeries, Culture, Los Angeles, Sand, Venice

Old Florida charm in Panama City Beach

January 14, 2013 by Paul Kandarian1 Comment

Panama City Beach in the Florida panhandle is one of those places that remind you of a combination of other places, a blend of kitschy charm found in Myrtle Beach, Atlantic City and Key West. It’s a place unto its own, though, and one where you’ll soon find, by dialect and design, a place apart from what you might usually think of as the Sunshine State. South Florida, more a mindset than geographical location, is arguably from the middle of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Airport, Alabama, America, Animal Rescue, Art, Bakeries, Beach, Drinking, Fishing, Florida, Food and Wine, Georgia, Hiking, Key West, Louisiana, Mexico, Mississippi, New York City, Oyster, Panama City

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