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Risi e Bisi: Celebrating Saint Mark, The Patron Saint Of Venice, With A Traditional Rice And Pea Risotto

Authentic Food, Italy, Prosecco, Recipe, Risotto, Starter, Venezia, Venice

Risi e Bisi: Celebrating Saint Mark, The Patron Saint Of Venice, With A Traditional Pea Risotto

April 25, 2022 — 0 Comments

Crema Fritta: A Classic Venetian Dessert To Celebrate Carnivale Di Venezia

Authentic Food, Carnival, Dessert, Food, Italy, Recipe, Venezia, Venice

Crema Fritta: A Classic Venetian Dessert To Celebrate Carnivale Di Venezia

February 11, 2022 — 0 Comments

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With more than 20,000 castles in Germany, there is plenty to chose from. Definitely was in love with the stunning Marienberg Fortress towering over the city of Würzburg, especially its many hidden corners.

Small but beautiful. Don't miss the lovely Fürstengarten (princes garden) at Marienburg Fortress, along with the stunning views over Würzburg and the surrounding vineyards.

Whether it’s the oldest part, the historic manor house, or the modern Refugium, Steinburg Castle Hotel remains a favourite when visiting the beautiful small city of Würzburg and the surrounding wine country.

Silvaner is the leading grape variety in Germany’s Franconia wine region with around 25% of vineyards planted to this aromatic white wine variety. And the largest Silvaner winery in the whole world is located right in the heart of Würzburg.

Towering high over Würzburg the stunning Marienberg Fortress was built on the site of an ancient celtic palisade castle and visible from nearly any point of the city.

Würzburger Residenz, the former seat of the Princely Bishop of Würzburg to list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1981 as only the third building in Germany listed. One of the most important baroque complexes north of the Alps the palace was completed in 1744 after 24 years of construction.

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