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TRAVEL: CARPATHIAN WINE FESTIVALS
The wild and mysterious
Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee, South Tyrol, Italy ...
High scores show the quality that’s available from a red grape that’s widely grown in central Europe but still little seen or known further afield
Staying in Europe’s longest hotel in the pretty mountain town of Szczyrk is a wonderful way to discover Poland’s food culture and unspoiled landscapes, says Helena Lang
Tallinn’s coastline has long been shaking off its industrial look – the former militarised zone of Paljassaare Peninsula, for example, is now a forest-bathing and wild-swimming haven. Go 20 minutes ou
Blessed with perfect growing conditions and a proud culinary tradition, Croatia’s abundant north-western peninsula promises rich pickings for gastronomes, says Ben Olsen
From coastal salt pans to Alpine lakes, Slovenia defies its size to reveal remarkable traditions and a nature-first way of life