The Slow Table X The Grange
In September we teamed together with The Grange Winery to host The Slow Table: an unlikely marriage of English wine and Syrian […]
Rouleur Magazine: Why I Ride
Last month our Founder Oli Broom sat down with Rouleur Magazine to discuss his love of slow travel, some of his favourite […]
The Best Books about Portugal
Portugal has a long literary history, from lyric poetry to Nobel Prize winning novelists. Here are some of our favourite books about Portugal, […]
The Slow Table in aid of Action Syria
This September, we are hosting a very special Slow Table event with our friends at The Grange Winery in Hampshire. We’ll be […]
The Mihai Eminescu Trust in Transylvania
The Mihai Eminescu Trust is dedicated to preserving local heritage and reviving Saxon villages across Transylvania. From teaching crafts to local children […]
The Best Books about Crete
Crete may be known for its dramatic coastline and clear seas, but it’s also an island of long-standing traditions and passionate people. […]
The Times: Magical Cycling in Lower Silesia
This spring, journalist James Stewart joined us cycling in Lower Silesia, an area he describes as ‘Poland’s most underrated region’. In his […]
Anca’s Sweet Chilli Jam Recipe
Think of Transylvania and its cuisine may not be the first thing that comes to mind. But our guests always return praising […]
Country & Town House: Poland By Bike
Journalist Mary Lussiana came cycling in Poland with us this spring, enjoying a slow ride through the rolling hills and wildflower meadows […]
The Best Books about the Taurus Mountains and Turkey
Turkey is a country with a vast and rich literary tradition, and there is a wealth of both fiction and non-fiction titles […]
Photo Essay: Cycling in Zagori
Zagori is Greece’s best kept secret. Once a staging point for wealthy Ottoman traders, today the 46 stone villages perched among the […]
The Best Books about Armenia
A country with a complex history and celebrated literary culture, we were spoiled for choice when picking our favourite books about Armenia. […]
