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Walking Tours in Europe  

Guided Walking holidays in France
	From the Mountains to the Mediterranean Sardinia & Corsica	April	14 days
	The Pilgrims Way Pays-Basque, Ainhoa, Santiago de Compostela	May	14 days
	On the Celtic Way Cornwall, Devon, Normandy and Belle Ile & Brittany	June	14 days
	Pagnol's Provence Aix-en-Provence, Forcalquier & Cassis	June	7 days
	From the Sea to the Summits Dordogne, Burgundy, Mont Blanc and the Swiss Alps	Sept.	16 days
	Discover the Pyrenees From the Mediterranean to the Atlantic	July	14 days
	Walk to the Stars French and Italian Riviera	June	14 days
	A Rejuvenating Retreat in Provence Relax and Unwind - Body, Mind, Spirit & Soul	July	7 days
	Flavours of Provence Relax & Walk, Learn & Talk, Enjoy & Cook	July	7 days
	Secrets of Provence Les Iles d'hyeres, Provence and French Alps	Sept.	14 days
	A Taste of Europe Black Forest, Alsace, Champagne	Sept.	14 days
	A Parisian Gateway Favourite food finds and secret corners of Paris	Oct.	5 days
	Gastronomic Trail through Hidden France Drome, the Corbiere and the Pays Basque	Oct.	14 days
Guided Walking Holidays in Italy
	The Gourmet Trail Revisited Piedmont, Cinque Terre, Tuscany and Lazio	May	15 days
	Coastal Gems of Tuscany Maremma, Giglio and Elba islands	May	14 days
	From the Mountains to Mediterranean Sardinia & Corsica	May	14 days
	When in Rome Eternal Rome city's secrets	May	5 days
	La Dolce Vita Sicily and the Aeolian Islands	April	15 days
	Walk to the Stars French and Italian Riviera	June	14 days
	Epicurean walk through Italy Walking along the Amalfi Coast, the Gargano Promontory, Abruzzo Mountains, Monte Sibillini and Umbria	June	16 days
	Italian Lakes Lago Maggiore, Lago di Como & Lago di Garda	Sept.	14 days
	The Romantic Path Walking through the Austrian Lakes District the Leutasch Valley and the Dolomites	Sept.	14 days
	Discover the Piedmont Cooking & Walking in Alba, Barolo and Barbaresco	Oct.	7 days
Guided Walking holidays in Spain
	A Journey back in Time Walking Tour in Portugal and Spain, Douro Valley, Algarve and Andalusia	April	18 days
	Jewels of the Balearic Islands Mallorca and Menorca	June	14 days
	The Pilgrim's Way Pays-Basque, Ainhoa, Santiago de Compostela	May	14 days
	Discover the Pyrenees From the Mediterranean to the Atlantic	July	14 days
Guided Walking Holiday in Greece
	Crete - Island of Zeus Greece - Crete	April	8 days
	A Mediterranean Odyssey from Istanbul to the Dodecanese Islands, Greece	April	17 days
Guided Walking Holiday in Norway
	Peer Gynt's Trail Gierangerfjord, Dovrefjell, Rondane & Jotunheimen National Parks	July	14 days
Guided Walking Holidays Eastern Europe
	The Romantic Path Walking through the Austrian Lakes District, the Leutasch Valley and the Dolomites	Sept.	14 days
	Eastern Circuit Eastern Europe Czech Republic, Poland, Tatra Mountains & Slovak Republic	Sept.	14 days
	Explore Croatia & Slovenia Eastern Europe, Croatia & Slovenia	Sept.	14 days
Guided Walking Holidays Iceland
	A Winter Tale in Iceland Winter walking in Iceland	March	8 days
	Iceland Explorer Walking through Iceland	July	14 days
	Greenland Explorer Walking through Greenland	August	7 days
Guided Walking Holidays Germany
	A Taste of Europe Black Forest, Alsace, Champagne	Sept.	14 days
Guided Walking Holidays the UK
	On the Celtic Way Cornwall, Devon, Normandy, Belle Ile & Brittany	June	7 days
	The Highlanders Trail Cairngorms, Orkney Islands, Wester Ross, Isle of Skye, Loch Lomond and Southern Highlands, Scotland	Sept.	16 days

About gourmet food and fine wine in Europe

Europe is renowned for its culinary traditions, featuring an array of gourmet foods and fine wines. From the rich and hearty cuisine of Germany to the delicate flavors of Italian cuisine, the continent offers a wide variety of experiences for food and wine enthusiasts. In Italy, the cuisine is known for its regional specialties, with each region offering its unique ingredients and preparations. From the rich pasta dishes of Tuscany to the fresh seafood of Sicily, there is something to satisfy every palate. The country is also famous for its fine wines, including the reds of Chianti and the sparkling wines of Prosecco. In Spain, tapas are a popular way to experience the country's cuisine, with small plates of flavorful dishes served alongside local wines. From the paella of Valencia to the savory meats of the Basque region, Spain is home to some of the world's most iconic dishes. The country is also known for its Rioja wines, which are rich and full-bodied. France is renowned for its haute cuisine, with classic dishes like escargots and coq au vin. The country's wines, including Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne, are some of the most famous in the world. From the delicate flavors of a Burgundy Pinot Noir to the boldness of a Bordeaux Cabernet Sauvignon, France has something to offer every wine lover. In Germany, traditional dishes like sausages and sauerkraut are popular, as well as hearty stews and breads. The country's wines, such as Riesling and Gewurztraminer, are known for their sweetness and complexity. Overall, Europe offers an unparalleled culinary experience, with each country offering its unique take on gourmet food and fine wine.