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What’s with the name, ‘100 Years of Rioja’? If you’re someone who loves wine, then it’s likely you’ll recognise Rioja. It’s Spain’s leading wine region, producing world-class wines adored across the globe. This region in north-eastern Spain has been producing wine for many centuries, but it was 100 years ago that Rioja was officially recognised with Denominación de Origen (DO) status. That’s the quality stamp that helped put Rioja on the global wine map. Introducing ‘100 Years of Rioja’: a two-day festival that showcases the diversity and quality of Rioja wines.  Nice! So this is the festival’s debut year?Exactly! We love a new festival – and this one promises to bring impeccable summer vibes. Located at the vibey Hackney Bridge, overlooking the River Lea in east London, 100 Years of Rioja will host wine tasting sessions, live music performances, expert masterclasses and more – all part of an immersive journey through 100 years of Rioja’s rich winemaking heritage. Photograph: Rioja Wine UK Experts, you say?TV wine icon Olly Smith will be hosting a lively tasting called ‘Rioja Through the Ages’, delving into Rioja’s rich history. You’ll learn about how Rioja’s wines have evolved over the last century, and find out just how diverse this region really is. Fun fact: while Rioja might be best known for its delicious red wines, it produces white, rosé and sparkling wines too!  Not only that, you’ll have the rare chance to taste alongside a panel of top winemakers, who are flying

In Nashville ist es einfach, gut zu essen. In der Heimat des Hot Chicken finden Sie auch anspruchsvolle Spitzengastronomie, saisonale Farm-to-Table-Restaurants und traditionelle Meat & Three-Lokale. Hier sind einige unserer Favoriten.

Nashville wird nicht umsonst Music City genannt. Klar sind hier Stars wie Dolly und Miley zu Hause, aber wussten Sie, dass Nashville auch die Heimat von Sheryl Crow und The Black Keys ist – und einer kleinen, aber feinen Künstlerin namens Taylor Swift? Außer dieser berühmten Bewohner und Bewohnerinnen bietet die Music City aber auch eine Vielzahl inspirierender Erlebnisse. Von Songwriter-Auftritten im Listening Room bis hin zu weltberühmten Künstlern und Künstlerinnen im historischen Ryman Auditorium gibt es unzählige Orte, an denen man Livemusik erleben kann (sowie viele Museen zum Thema). Hier sind einige der besten: 

Lernen Sie die zahlreichen, sorgfältig kuratierten Kunst- und Kulturangebote kennen, die Nashville zu bieten hat. Hier sind nützliche Tipps für Ihren Besuch, egal ob Sie lokale Künstler, wunderschön gestaltete Gärten oder kunstvoll konzipierte Läden bevorzugen. 

Nashville hat viele unterschiedliche Stadtviertel. Ob Sie shoppen, Sehenswürdigkeiten erkunden oder einfach nur entspannen möchten – hier ist für jeden etwas dabei. Von der pulsierenden Downtown-Szene bis zum historischen Germantown: die Music City ist voller spannender Ecken, die nur darauf warten, von Ihnen erkundet zu werden. Hier sind einige unserer Favoriten. 

À Nashville, il y en a pour tous les goûts. Au pays du poulet épicé, on trouve aussi une cuisine gastronomique raffinée, des restaurants qui privilégient les ingrédients de saison selon le principe « de la ferme à l’assiette » et des bistrots plus traditionnels servant le meat and three (viande et trois plats).  Voici quelques-unes de nos suggestions préférées.

Nashville est aussi connue sous le nom de Music City et pour cause : Dolly Parton et Myley Cyrus en sont originaires, mais saviez-vous que Nashville fut également le berceau de Sheryl Crow et The Black Keys, et aussi d’une certaine artiste (sans doute familière) appelée Taylor Swift ? En plus de ses célébrités, Music City révèle une foule d’animations toutes aussi captivantes les unes que les autres. Des concerts intimes d’auteurs interprètes à la Listening Room aux spectacles d’artistes de renom au légendaire Ryman Auditorium, la ville offre une multitude d’endroits où écouter de la musique live, ainsi que des musées pour la mettre à l’honneur. En voici une sélection.

Nashville offers visitors a wealth of carefully selected cultural and artistic activities. From local artwork to magnificent gardens and perfectly curated exhibition spaces, here's our selection of the best activities.

Nashville est formée d’une mosaïque de quartiers bien distincts. Que vous souhaitiez faire des emplettes, des visites ou juste vous reposer, vous trouverez votre bonheur. De l’effervescence de Downtown au quartier historique de Germantown, Music City regorge d’endroits pittoresques qui ne demandent qu’à être explorés. Découvrez nos suggestions préférées.

If you’re looking for something to do with the whole fam this May half-term, look no further. Woburn Safari Park is the ideal destination for getting up close and personal with the world’s wildest animals, across 360 acres of British countryside. And, it’s only 45 minutes north from London on the M1 motorway! Alongside its beautiful landscapes and exotic wildlife, Woburn Safari Park has even more in store for you this spring. From exploring on foot to self-driving safaris, there is an abundance of wonderfully wild things to do on your next visit here. Need a little more inspo? Grab your khakis and let’s go.  Enter the home of rhinos, elephants, lions, monkeys and tigers as you drive through stunning wildlife reserves. Then continue exploring on foot, with a visit to the brand-new Giraffe Meadow, where you can gain a new perspective and learn more about our long-necked friends. For the little ones, don’t miss out on the new driving experience, Little Ranger Rovers. Not only is the name adorable, but the activity itself offers kids aged three to nine the chance to hop into a fun-sized, tiger-striped keeper car and take the wheel on their own safari experience.  Photograph: Woburn Safari Park And for the teeny tots, the Paw Patrol is out in full force – complete with fellow cartoon pals Peppa Pig and Baby Shark this half-term. No matter your plans, rest assured that the whole family will be entertained! Ready to book? Don’t miss out on the new Four Person Car Ticket

Other dishes might compete for this important honour, but everyone knows that really and truly, the very best food for a night on the couch, in front of the TV, is a hot, cheesy pizza, fresh from the oven.  As everyone also knows, however, not all pizzas are created equal – and the only supermarket brand that can claim to actually give a proper taste of modern Italy is Crosta Mollica. These pizzas are made in Italy, and with slow-proved dough and authentic topping combinations, you won’t find a Hawaiian, any sweetcorn, or a chicken tikka pizza in their range – this is pizza non per tutti, or “not for everyone”. It’s serious Italian stuff: wood-fired, Neapolitan style, sourdough pizza, to be enjoyed in your living room, for nights where you don’t feel like a compromise. So if it’s premium Italian food you’re after, Crosta Mollica’s quality ingredients, vibrant flavours, and irresistibly soft dough offer just that, all in the comfort of your own home – without the airfare. Here are four of our favourites and the shows we think they go perfectly with for a seriously grand Italian night in. We’re like sommeliers, but for telly.  Photograph: Crosta Mollica Margherita History time: Did you know that Margherita pizza – luscious mozzarella on a lively base of tomato – was named after the Queen of Italy, Margherita of Savoy, at the end of the 19th Century? Well, Queen Margherita’s legacy has certainly endured: her pizza is the most loved of all. You might even call it the 'Queen of

The word ‘iconic’ is often overused – but if it doesn’t apply to the Tower of London, we don’t know what does. In its nearly-1000 years, London’s instantly recognisable castle has seen it all; fascinating unsolved mysteries, royal beheadings, fierce power struggles, and during the Blitz in the Second World War, heavy aerial bombardment. To mark the 80th anniversary of the ending of this terrible war, the Tower of London has unveiled ‘The Tower Remembers’: a display of nearly 30,000 ceramic poppies inside the Tower. It’s the perfect time to visit this London landmark whether you’ve visited before, or you’ve been meaning to. Let’s delve into it a bit more, shall we?  Why ceramic poppies?  Back in 2014, the Tower of London became encircled by 888,246 ceramic poppies, each one representing a military life lost during the First World War. It was to mark the centenary of the start of the First World War, and between July and November, was visited by five million people from around the world. The poppies gradually filled the Tower’s moat, in an installation called ‘Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red’, by artist Paul Cummins and designer Tom Piper. Many of us will never forget the powerful image of the poppies ‘bleeding’ from the Tower. And so to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, the Imperial War Museum has lent nearly 30,000 of those same poppies back to the Tower of London to create a new installation.  What does this display look like? Created by desi