prague... sigh. photo credit: national geographic |
where to stay: we are staying with friends in Vienna - but for the other three cities we have rented apartments (see airbnb.com if you dare - you will certainly feel like traveling!). The apartments we chose are private (vs rooms in a house) that come with fully equipped kitchens.
what to eat: Now many people wouldn't like the idea of cooking on vacation - but I am thrilled to know that we will have access to simply made meals from fresh local ingredients. This will mean safe food that's easier on the wallet. I'm not sure how much schnitzel I could tolerate anyway!
what to eat: Now many people wouldn't like the idea of cooking on vacation - but I am thrilled to know that we will have access to simply made meals from fresh local ingredients. This will mean safe food that's easier on the wallet. I'm not sure how much schnitzel I could tolerate anyway!
where to eat out: I've visited the celiac association websites for each of the countries. Austria's emailed me a current list of restaurants in Vienna, others have shopping recommendations on their sites. Naturally BLOGS have also been a great online resource. I will be printing out restaurant & ingredient cards found at celiactravel.com (a very handy site!).
sarah dining al fresco in our tiny Parisian apartment |
I received this message below via email (something is wonky with my comments on this blog...) I shared with Erin that her site was indeed one of the blogs that I had referred to... it's excellent!
ReplyDeleteFrom Erin:
I launched my Gluten-Free Globetrotter blog while in Prague last year. I have Celiac and love to travel and want to encourage others. I thought I would share my GF Prague suggestions with you: http://glutenfreeglobetrotter.com/?s=prague
Anyone know of a Gluten-Free Globetrotter blog from Norway?
ReplyDeletePartically from Oslo.
Would love to receive some tip on this subject!
Bjørn Ole Langø
blangoe@gmail.com