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With 400,000 visitors annually, the Cité du Vin has been dedicated to sustainable development since its inception, addressing significant environmental and social challenges, particularly climate change. 
Kale with pinkel, labskaus and knipp: ittedly, Bremen's specialities do sound a bit like something you'd get used to. But that doesn't make them any less delicious. A mixture of proximity to the sea and connections to rural life forms the basis of traditional Bremen cuisine. 
3 Belgian beer events for 2023: Opening Belgian Beer World in Brussels, Beer in the Pajottenland, Hop out of the Brabant Kouters. Famous for its extensive range of beer styles, Belgium boasts a brewing heritage. Many of its top brewmasters still use the same recipes and brewing methods that have been ed down from one generation to the other. 
First of October is Coffee Day. Where better to spend the Coffee Day than in Bremen? The brown bean, which is celebrated internationally on first of October, has a long history in the Hanseatic city. To this day, the beans of every second cup of coffee in are traded through Bremen. Regardless whether Johann Jacobs or Ludwig Roselius, coffee has always been at home in Bremen. Take a look at our amazing cafés for a cozy autumn day. 
Nine Valencian chefs have invited as many colleagues to cook “four hands” menus based on product that you can taste from February the 25th till March 3rd. The second edition of Valencia Culinary Meeting has arrived. For seven days, chef duets will be cooking produce-centred menus focusing on local yet universal gastronomy and promoting the love of good food as a global value. 
