WINE DINE & TRAVEL MAGAZINE FALL 2013
Premiere issue. WDT explores Amsterdam, the Anne Frank House, walking Hadrian's Wall, a visit to Guadalupe Valley Wine Country, and the Home Ranch for dudes in Colorado. A review of Addison restaurant in San Diego and chef William Bradley.
Premiere issue. WDT explores Amsterdam, the Anne Frank House, walking Hadrian's Wall, a visit to Guadalupe Valley Wine Country, and the Home Ranch for dudes in Colorado. A review of Addison restaurant in San Diego and chef William Bradley.
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Take a Hike or a Bike<br />
With out a doubt, Amsterdam is one of the most<br />
walkable cities in the world. It’s flat -- which makes<br />
bike riding a national passion. Each delightful<br />
neighborhood offers a unique look into the past.<br />
Eat Rijsttafel<br />
Amsterdam isn’t known as an international dining<br />
destination. The exception would be the many<br />
restaurants that feature a feast called rijsttafel.<br />
Buy a Pair<br />
of Wooden<br />
Shoes<br />
While visiting Zaanse<br />
Schans don’t miss the<br />
Wooden Shoe Factory<br />
and museum. Yes some<br />
local folks still wear<br />
those things.<br />
Go Window<br />
Shopping<br />
It’s essential to have<br />
an open mind when<br />
walking in the Red Light<br />
District. You never know<br />
what will be displayed<br />
in the next shop or<br />
cafe window -- a stoned<br />
tourist or a lady covered<br />
by just a little something.<br />
Go Nautical<br />
Het Scheepvaartmuseum, the<br />
National Maritime Museum, tells<br />
inspiring stories of how Holland<br />
became a power. Enjoy the stimulating,<br />
interactive exhibitions, the<br />
replica of the East India Company’s<br />
ship, The Amsterdam, and the<br />
restored 17th century building.<br />
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