
Diana Laskaris
Writer at Freelance
Co-Founder at Food Travelist
Co-Founder of @FoodTravelist Attorney, Business Builder, Animal Lover, Traveling Cook and Writer.
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1 month ago |
foodtravelist.com | Diana Laskaris
Kalamata Greece in the Messinia regional unit of the Peloponnese lies in a privileged location at the top of a coastal horseshoe. Drives down either side of the coastline can be done in a matter of hours, allowing lots of time for stops and exploration along the way. There are also a couple of drives that lead to wonderful attractions that are not along the coast. Here are our favorite drives, stops, and attractions you can see when you’re ready to discover wonders beyond the delights of Kalamata.
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1 month ago |
foodtravelist.com | Diana Laskaris |A Taste
As the second-largest city in the Peloponnese, there are many different Kalamatas Greece. The city has multiple vibes, all of which we were keen to experience. With 50,000 residents, Kalamata offers the vibe of an active city. It’s in the center of a horseshoe-shaped coastline, so we felt a strong coastal vibe that most certainly thrives during the hot Grecian summers.
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1 month ago |
foodtravelist.com | Diana Laskaris
There’s something magical about traveling the world with food as your compass. When Sue and I explored Messinia in Greece’s southern Peloponnese, we didn’t know that not only would we experience the wonderful Mediterranean flavors we love, but we’d also discover culinary creations that capture the unique culture of the region.
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2 months ago |
foodtravelist.com | Diana Laskaris |Winter Adventures
While most travelers flock to Marbella, Spain’s sun-soaked shores during peak summer months, our recent winter road trip from Estoril, Portugal to the glamorous Costa del Sol revealed a different, more intimate side of this renowned Spanish beach town. There’s something magical about exploring a destination during the off-season. come along with us as we reveal all that Marbella (pronounced Mar-BAY-ah) has to offer.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
foodtravelist.com | Diana Laskaris
Italian Christmas markets may not be the most well-known of the European holiday treats, but they are well worth experiencing. We did a fun tour of some small and large towns in the Southern Tyrol region of Italy and found the Christmas spirit throughout. Here are some of our favorite towns and highlights for you to plan your own visit. The beautiful spa town of Merano was the first Italian Christmas market we visited and it was a fun place to start.
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