Gluten free travel guides, tips and resources written by a coeliac who loves to travel. Are you planning a gluten free holiday and wondering where you can eat as a coeliac? Explore these gluten free travel posts for your next gluten free city break or vacation.
EDIT 19 MARCH 2016 Since writing this post at the beginning of the year, our travel plans for 2016 have expanded. Having loved Norway so much when we visited Stavanger at New Year, we then booked a (another) short notice trip to Bergen. Now Italy and, very excitingly, Australia are on our 2016 travel list…more…
In recent years Paris has seen the blossoming of many wonderful gluten free restaurants but in my experience, the rest of France has a long way to catch up in coeliac safe dining options. If you’re planning a visit to Paris, you can read where to enjoy eating at a 100% gluten free restaurant in…
Of all the gluten free places in Paris I wanted to visit on my trip, Helmut Newcake was at the top of the list. I’ve seen literally hundreds of photos blogged, tweeted and instagrammed about their stunning gluten free creations since the opened a few years ago. Yet, in the end, it turned out to…
I very rarely write on this blog about my nut allergy (I’m allergic to almonds, hazelnuts and chestnuts). Although the consequences of me eating nuts are more immediately severe than eating gluten, I generally find it easier to avoid nuts than gluten. I think it’s lucky I’m not particularly fussed about eating cake, despite what…
I’d been looking forward to visiting NoGlu for dinner for quite some time. I’ve read plenty of blog posts and photos tweeted about this 100% gluten free restaurant in Paris. It is also one of only a handful of gluten free restaurants open in the evenings. NoGlu is located on the bustling Passage des Panaoramas,…