I’m planning my trip to Europe at the end of April and I can’t wait to be somewhere new, experiencing new cultures, sights and of course, flavours. I love trying to new foods in different countries and Europe has such a great mix of cultures that offer so many different cuisines. From the starchy delights that are world-famous from Italy, to the hearty cuisines in the Czech Republic, I love trying something new.
I’m knuckling down to the planning stages of my trip and want to make sure that I experience some new places. I have a habit of going back to the same places over and over, but this time I’m looking for something new. Many of the countries in Europe host food festivals, which are a great opportunity to try some of the most famous dishes from the respective country in a busy and engaging environment. I’ve been playing around by this great infogrpahic by Travelex which allows you to choose country, find out about their national dish, best street food, average meal price and also when the most famous food festival is on.
If you’re planning a trip to Europe then this is a must-see, and even if you’re not and feel like getting some food inspiration, check it out below:
When you get to Barcelona, the best place to eat is Bar Lobo just off la Ramblas. It is very nicely priced for the quality of food. When I went, my gf and I had a starter and main each, shared a pudding, a bottle of wine, a beer and a glass of wine at the bar, bottled water and it came to £40. Exceptional for the price 🙂
That sounds like incredible value. You’ve made me super hungry and also super excited as I will be in Barcelona in a few months, so will definitely have to pop in. Thanks for the hot tip, Martin.