In the quaint town of Durnstein in Austria's Wachau Valley Backerei Schmidl has been crafting delicious breads and pastries since 1718. You can enjoy these tasty treats throughout Europe...while aboard a Viking ship!

Over the centuries, Norwegians created many national dishes based on seasonal availability of ingredients. Karine and the head chef of Frognerseteren share with you some of the most typical Husmanskost dishes.

Coffee first found its way to Istanbul in the sixteenth century. Known as the "milk of artists, chess players and thinkers," it quickly became popular with the Ottoman court. Today Turkish coffee retains its appeal thanks to a unique brewing method that produces a delicious aroma and a thick, syrupy consistency, with grounds that settle at the bottom of the cup. Those grounds are useful even after you finish your coffee as they can be read to predict your fortune! But did you know that today tea is actually Turkey's most popular drink? The shift happened when the Ottoman Empire collapsed and coffee became an expensive import. Whichever is your favorite, be sure to enjoy it with the region's most famous sweets - Turkish Delight, a family of confections typically made from chopped dates, pistachios or hazelnuts.