Over the past week we have experienced several absolutely fantastic culinary events. The event has offered food inspiration from three completely different countries, and now we hope to be able to pass on some inspiration. Or maybe hear about your experiences!?
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What sunny and wonderful days we've had! And so much good food we've eaten! But at the same time we wonder... will the misery never end? When we last whined a little about everything going wrong - we had no idea that another thing would happen.
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What to see and do in Mardin, Turkey? High above the plains of Mesopotamia lies one of Turkey’s most fascinating cities – a place where honey-coloured limestone houses climb the mountainside and where church bells, calls to prayer and millennia of history come together. Historic caravanserais, Syriac Orthodox monasteries, lively bazaars and magical sunsets await.
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Instead of Helena writing about food here, Aunt Anna will write about the food in her home country. What we eat here in Belgium can be summed up in a few words; lots of meat, fatty and sweet in various combinations.
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In the heart of southeastern Turkey, where the plains of Mesopotamia meet limestone-clad hills, lies Midyat – a city that feels like a movie set even before you enter the old town.
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It was Monday again, which as usual means travel news here at FREEDOMtravel. This week the press releases show that summer and the holidays are approaching...!
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Mediterranean, snow-capped mountains, art history and a fantastic cuisine, the south of France on the border with Spain has a lot to offer. Here is a small selection from the region. '’
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The Mardin Biennial is a recurring international art festival held in the southeastern corner of Turkey. The festival showcases contemporary art – in beautiful historical settings.
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What a week! Our greatest memories are about the special trip to southeast Turkey. At the same time, we have put a lot of time and energy into a competition in collaboration with the Tunisian Tourist Office. Don't miss out on competing!
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Stone houses glowing in the evening sun, narrow alleys where church bells and calls to prayer mix wildly, and a view of Mesopotamia for miles. We traveled to Mardin in southeastern Turkey – and found one of the most fascinating places we've ever visited.
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