Exceptional Hilltop Towns

Istria’s charming beauty is evident through its rural landscape of undulating hills, with medieval villages perched on top. One of the renowned hilltop towns is Motovun, the birthplace of a racecar driver, Mario Andretti. The town boasts a 13th-century bell tower, municipal palace, cobbled streets, and shops selling local products.

Truffles, Wine, and Olive Oil

Istria’s soil composition and microclimate make it ideal for producing wine and olive oil. The lush forest in the Valley of Mirna River is also an ideal location for truffle hunting. In addition, its proximity to clean and clear waters of Kvarner Gulf provides succulent seafood. There’s plenty of rustic taverns and family-run farms serving traditional cuisine.

Seaside Vistas

The rolling hills of Istria’s bucolic interior make way for robust fishing villages and seaside port towns. While visiting, be sure to sample the fresh seafood at one of the many waterfront restaurants, including La Puntulina. It’s a perfect place to watch the sun kiss the sea as it sets for the evening.

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After long searches, we found the most delicious bubble tea in Berlin, Germany in a small shop called “COMEBUY”. The store, run by Taiwanese owners and has several branches around the city, offers an unparalleled bubble tea experience.

The long queues in front of the store indicate the quality of its products and its popularity among tourists and locals alike.

The chain offers delicious and refreshing iced tea in two sizes, medium and large, and various options for flavors such as matcha, taro, jasmine tea, peach, fuji apple, and more. You can add milk or plant-based milk to the tea to get a rich milk tea experience.

You can add toppings to the iced tea, such as pieces of Aloe Vera gel, tapioca, or bubbles filled with lychee or strawberry flavored fruit syrup.

The bubble tea experience is addictive, and we are sure you will find yourself coming back again and again for more.

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Peru: Pisco Sour

Until you can visit Peru, try Pisco Sour at your own home. You’ll need Pisco, a Peruvian brand of brandy, Simple syrup, egg whites, and lime juice. Once you have all the ingredients, mix them in the right ratio, and enjoy the exotic taste of South America.

Italy: Spritz

Italian spritz comes in many different versions, so you can adapt its taste to your preferences. People from different regions make it with Aperol, Campari, or Select, add white wine or prosecco and finish with sparkling water.

Portugal: Melosa

The main ingredient of melosa is the Medronho spirit made using Medronho berries. They are unique to Portugal so if you ever had this drink in the country it will immediately take you back.

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Exceptional Hilltop Towns

Istria’s charming beauty is evident through its rural landscape of undulating hills, with medieval villages perched on top. One of the renowned hilltop towns is Motovun, the birthplace of a racecar driver, Mario Andretti. The town boasts a 13th-century bell tower, municipal palace, cobbled streets, and shops selling local products.

Truffles, Wine, and Olive Oil

Istria’s soil composition and microclimate make it ideal for producing wine and olive oil. The lush forest in the Valley of Mirna River is also an ideal location for truffle hunting. In addition, its proximity to clean and clear waters of Kvarner Gulf provides succulent seafood. There’s plenty of rustic taverns and family-run farms serving traditional cuisine.

Seaside Vistas

The rolling hills of Istria’s bucolic interior make way for robust fishing villages and seaside port towns. While visiting, be sure to sample the fresh seafood at one of the many waterfront restaurants, including La Puntulina. It’s a perfect place to watch the sun kiss the sea as it sets for the evening.

The post Top Reasons to Travel to Istria, Croatia appeared first on Traveler Master.

After long searches, we found the most delicious bubble tea in Berlin, Germany in a small shop called “COMEBUY”. The store, run by Taiwanese owners and has several branches around the city, offers an unparalleled bubble tea experience.

The long queues in front of the store indicate the quality of its products and its popularity among tourists and locals alike.

The chain offers delicious and refreshing iced tea in two sizes, medium and large, and various options for flavors such as matcha, taro, jasmine tea, peach, fuji apple, and more. You can add milk or plant-based milk to the tea to get a rich milk tea experience.

You can add toppings to the iced tea, such as pieces of Aloe Vera gel, tapioca, or bubbles filled with lychee or strawberry flavored fruit syrup.

The bubble tea experience is addictive, and we are sure you will find yourself coming back again and again for more.

The post The Most Delicious Bubble Tea in Berlin appeared first on Traveler Master.

Peru: Pisco Sour

Until you can visit Peru, try Pisco Sour at your own home. You’ll need Pisco, a Peruvian brand of brandy, Simple syrup, egg whites, and lime juice. Once you have all the ingredients, mix them in the right ratio, and enjoy the exotic taste of South America.

Italy: Spritz

Italian spritz comes in many different versions, so you can adapt its taste to your preferences. People from different regions make it with Aperol, Campari, or Select, add white wine or prosecco and finish with sparkling water.

Portugal: Melosa

The main ingredient of melosa is the Medronho spirit made using Medronho berries. They are unique to Portugal so if you ever had this drink in the country it will immediately take you back.

The post 3 Cocktails That Will Bring the World Into Your Home appeared first on Traveler Master.