Tag: Kilkenny

• Eat Sleep Drink: Paris

  

  In early May, Rick and I spent two days in Paris before heading to Amsterdam. As we’ve been to Paris numerous times, we decided to skip museum visits and simply enjoy being in our favorite part of the city, the Latin Quarter (5th arrondissement). Traffic getting from Orly airport to our hotel was challenging due…

  Terri

  August 30, 2024

  Architecture, Art, Beer, Dining, Europe, Food, France, History, Paris, Pubs, Tourism, Travel, Wine

  Art, Art Noveau, Bistro, Bouillon, Bouillon Racine, Broth, Burnt Cream, Café, Charcuterie, Cheese, Classical, Concert, Crème Brulée, Eiffel Tower, France, French Cuisine, Frites, Guinness, Hotel La Lanterne, Jameson, Japanese food, Kilkenny, Latin Quarter, L’Annexe de La Petite Périgourdine, Le Galway Irish Pub, Luxembourg Garden, Marche Maubert, Music, Painted Glass, Paris, Pub, Seine River, Stained Glass, Sushi, Sweet KT, Tuileries Garden, Wine

• Easter in Berlin

  

  Europe has an amazing rail system with direct routes, high-speed trains, several seating classes, and various food options. Our train from Prague to Berlin (EC 174) is operated by the Czech Rail System and has a restaurant carriage, Wi-Fi, and charging sockets. During the four and a half hour trip from Prague to Berlin, we…

  Terri

  April 11, 2024

  Adventure, Architecture, Art, Beer, Berlin, Berlin Wall, Cold War, Europe, Germany, History, Pubs, Street Art, Tourism, Travel

  Adina Apartment Hotel, Beer, Beer Garden, Berlin, Berlin TV Tower, Berlin Wall Memorial, Berliner Bürgerbräu Pilsner, Berliner Dom, Berliner Fernsehturm, Bernauer Strasse, Brandenburg Gate, Bratwurst, Bundeskanzleramt, Checkpoint Charlie, Church of Reconciliation, Conrad Schumann, Count von Hacke, Die Hackesche Höfe, Eden Vietnamese Restaurant, Europe, Frederick the Great, German Chancellery, Germany, Guinness, Hackescher Markt, History, Kilkenny, Market, Peter Leibing, Pils, Pilsner, Reichstag Building, Sauerbraten, Schnitzel, Spree River, Tiger Beer, Travel, Treptower Park, Versöhnungskirche, Weihenstephan, World War II, Zenner Biergarten und Weingarten