San Gimignano, Italy, is the Medieval Manhattan

by Jocelyn Murray

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Find out why San Gimignano, Italy, in the Tuscan countryside has been called the “Medieval Manhattan,” due to its dramatic skyline.
Image of a man and a woman in 19th-century dress, pouring wine into a glass, projected onto a wall behind wine barrels.

In Bordeaux’s Right Bank, a Warm Welcome at Château La Fleur de Boüard

by Anita Breland

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Recently recognized by Great Wine Capitals for innovative wine tourism, the chateau provided a stellar introduction to Bordeaux’s diverse wine regions.
Discovering an Underwater Cellar in Croatia

A Real Dive Bar: Discovering an Underwater Wine Cellar in Croatia

by Phylicia Stitzel

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Near Dubrovnik, dive 30 meters below the surface to see wine aging undersea, then return to the surface for a taste.
Bottles of Italian Sylvaner and Gruner Veltliner wine

WINO: Wines Italian In Name Only

by Craig Stoltz

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We sampled obscure wines from a remote part of Italy that’s not really Italian. The wines weren’t either.
Three concrete towers above low buildings. In the foreground, playful outdoor seating made of wood.

Kunsthaus Baselland: Basel, Switzerland’s New Contemporary Art Museum

by Anita Breland

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Innovative architecture, contemporary art, and whimsy feature in Basel’s new Dreispitz district.
Judi at the Buda Castle in Budapest, Hungary at the end of her culinary journey in Eastern Europe with Viking Cruises/

Remembering My Mother : A Culinary Journey with Viking Cruises

by Judi Cohen

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In Hungary, I tasted the flavors that shaped my life
Mas Olivier Logo on a Wine Barrrel

Mas Olivier Winery: Authenticity Amidst Mass-Produced Traditions

by Joelle Machia

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A first visit to my own family's winery taught me not only about the Languedoc region, but about how quality wine is made
Cambados, Rias Baixas in Galicia, Spain

Barnacles and Albariño: Rías Baixas Wines and Galician Gastronomy

by Carl Giavanti

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The many pleasures of a thinly veiled seafood-eating trip disguised as a wine-tasting tour of Galicia, Spain.
World's tallest statue of Jesus in Świebodzin, Poland. @Barbara Redding

How I Found Jesus in Poland

by Barbara Redding

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Sometimes a trip abroad leads you to unexpected moments of awe.

IFWTWA 2024 Photography Contest Highlights

by Julie Diebolt-Price

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IFWTWA congratulates the 2024 Photography Contest winners.
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