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Tue, May 27, 2008 10:35:31 PM

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ViaMichelin Newsletter

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Vilnius / Black Forest / St. Petersburg / Manchester / Quebec / Balmoral / Ritz's new brunch (Paris) / Magical Gardens of Cornwall / Cannes / Restaurants in Milan, Venice, London, Uriages-les-Bains / Gourmet trip in Parma and Sancerre / Gruyère AOC

If you cannot see this newsletter in HTML, click on the following link: http://www.viamichelin.co.uk/viamichelin/gbr/tpl/nwl/htm/newsletter_tourisme_20080521.htm Tourism and Gastronomy Newsletter May 2008 The Colours of Vilnius In 2009, Vilnius will be the European Capital of Culture. Next year it will also celebrate the 1000-year anniversary of the first recorded mention of the name 'Lithuania'. With its sinuous, medieval layout, Baroque architecture and multicoloured facades, Lithuania's capital has plenty of allure. Editorial After several months or hard work, the ViaMichelin team now has the pleasure of presenting the new ViaMichelin website!   Maps, driving directions, itineraries, tourism information, hotel booking and car rental...you'll find everything you need to ensure your travel preparations run smoothly.   So don't delay - click here now to learn more. Tourism DESTINATIONS Magical Nights in St. Petersburg Overshadowed by Moscow for the past seven-odd decades, St. Petersburg has recently regained its rightful place as one of Europe's most dazzling cities and a leading tourist destination. Mad About Manchester Manchester is England's second city and the third most-popular in the UK for overseas visitors. But they're not coming just for its fine museums and striking architecture. Manchester has long been a magnet for music fans... Quebec celebrates its 400th anniversary WEEK-END IDEAS Balmoral Holidays Land Rover safaris, guided ranger walks, and painting and photography breaks are just some of the activities available to visitors at Balmoral. A Sunday at the Ritz Created in September 2005, the Ritz's new brunch is an exceptional moment that you can spend with your family or a deux. and without standing on ceremony! Discovering the Magical Gardens of Cornwall Cannes, the Estérel Mountains and Lérins Islands Search all Tourism ideas Gastronomy RESTAURANTS Fish and Chips Goes Posh! "Fish'n'Chips", often regarded as a popular British working class dish, is now moving upmarket reports Nikki Spencer. Gourmet stroll in Venice and Chioggia In a maze of bland restaurants, bars and establishments, there remains a handful of places that are popular with Venetians of all ages. I Malavoglia - the Sicilian tradition in Milan Les Terrasses du Grand Hôtel Restaurant (France, Uriage-les-Bains) The Coutanceau restaurant - a taste of the Atlantic (France, La Rochelle) PRODUCT TASTINGS A gourmet stroll in Parma Parma, with all due respect to Milan which would gladly pinch its title, remains THE gastronomic capital of Italy. We have found for you a few places that will take your breath away. Gourmet trip to Sancerre (France) The rustic Berry region of Georges Sand is no longer quite what it was, but basically the magic is still the same when you sample a real winegrower's Sancerre or a tasty Crottin de Chavignol cheese! Poland: Oscypek - a cheese and a culture Gruyère AOC Traditional balsamic vinegar of Modena Search all restaurants My ViaMichelin Your best travel journals A Quick Tour of Covent Garden Paul Covent Garden is made up of a range of market areas featuring a range of stalls for jewellery lovers and bargain hunters alike! Well worth a browse, particularly on those wet afternoons and evenings as the area is all under cover. You can also while away an hour or two in one of the market's many cafes and bars watching the wide range of wonderful street entertainers - make sure you have some spare change to hand! Change email | *** This newsletter is sent automatically. As this e-mail address is not valid, please do not reply to this address as any e-mails sent will not be answered. If you have any questions, please refer to our Help-FAQ sectionor send us a message through the Contact us section. © Michelin 2001-2008 - All Rights Reserved.

 

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