David Farley
Food and Travel Writer at Freelance
Food & Travel Writer, Author of ‘An Irreverent Curiosity.’ Writes for New York Times, Wall Street Journal, National Geographic & BBC. Instagram: @davidfarley7
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | David Farley
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | David Farley |Chris Leadbeater |Adam Bloodworth |Greg Dickinson
LucaliOwner and Carroll-Gardens local Mark Iacono makes the pies here himself from behind an open-plan kitchen: think thin, crispy crust, with a simple sweet homemade tomato base, melting mozzarella and dash of fresh basil leaves. Expect a wait (there's a perpetual queue) but when you've finally got a coveted spot, sit back, chat to your neighbours over candlelit tables, and pretend you've been invited into someone's home.
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3 weeks ago |
shermanstravel.com | David Farley
In the 15th century, Papal armies looking to put out a religious reform movement that had lit up Central Europe marched into Bohemia, the western half of today's Czech Republic. Two centuries later, the Austrians, also under the guise of religion, subdued the region. In 1968, a quarter of a million Warsaw Pact Troops — from Russia, Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, and East Germany — rolled into Prague to dampen the socialist reform movement known as the Prague Spring.
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1 month ago |
wsj.com | David Farley
Thanks to a landscape unusually well-suited to growing hops, the Czech Republic has been home to a potent brewing tradition for more than a millennium. Monks were the country’s brewing pioneers; later, in 1118, the first commercial brewery opened in the Central Bohemian region of Cerhenice. Today, according to the Czech Beer Alliance, the nation is crammed with more breweries per capita any other country, from gargantuan factories like Pilsner Urquell to small-batch outfits.
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2 months ago |
walksofitaly.com | David Farley
Rome is on a lot of people’s minds this year. That’s because 2025 is a Jubilee year, a Holy Year for Catholics that takes place every quarter of a century. Millions of Catholics from every corner of the planet will be making a pilgrimage to the Eternal City (and, of course, Vatican City) to show their devotion and piety.
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