Gluten free travel tips
My travels in 2019 involved visiting 12 different countries along with a number of breaks in the UK. Of the 12 countries I visited last year, 5 were new destinations to me. These new countries included Bulgaria, Slovenia, (the former Soviet state of) Georgia, Vietnam and Singapore. The theme of new destinations continues in our…
This blog and my Coeliac diagnosis are intrinsically linked since they both happened just over 10 years ago in early 2010. Aside from (finally) getting a diagnosis for a multitude of seemingly random and unconnected medical conditions, one very unexpected pleasure that came from being diagnosed as Coeliac was writing this blog. Back in 2010…
Went Much like Brexit, I didn’t get very far in March. In fact, I’ve not been any further than London’s Zone 3. We made the most of some sunny weekends by enjoying a few blustery walks along my favourite stretches of the Thames (OK, so I have quite a few favourite parts of Thames side…
Winter is in many ways my favourite time to travel in Europe. Having lived in Russia, winter days with blue skies and sunshine were my favourite, even when the temperature was bitingly cold. Travel in winter means cheaper air fares, more competitive hotel rates and less people to jostle with at tourist attractions. I know…
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…