A delightful celebration of cheese, held annually in Plymouth, featuring a wide variety of cheeses, live music, and family-friendly activities.
The New Paltz Farmers Market is a vibrant seasonal hub in the heart of New Paltz, New York, offering a diverse array of fresh, locally grown produce, artisanal products, and prepared foods. Nestled by the Wallkill River, it serves as a community gathering place where residents and visitors connect with local farmers and makers. The market fosters a lively atmosphere with live music and family-friendly activities, celebrating the region's agricultural bounty.
A historic waterfront in George Town, Penang, known for its colorful colonial buildings and vibrant atmosphere.
A serene Buddhist monastery nestled in the mountains, offering stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere.
Varanasi Ghats, sacred steps leading to the Ganges, are the spiritual pulse of India, offering a mesmerizing blend of ancient rituals and modern life.
Ancient burial ground of pharaohs, featuring the Great Pyramid and Sphinx.
Bee Falls, a picturesque waterfall in Kerala, cascades down a height of 30 meters, creating a mesmerizing sight.
Famous for its all-day breakfast menu, this local favourite has been serving Plymouth since 1991.
A Plymouth institution since 1929, known for its coffee and traditional breakfast options.
A popular lunch spot offering a wide range of dishes, including their famous Reuben's burger.
A local favourite for lunch, offering a variety of sandwiches, salads, and baked goods.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's restaurant offers a seasonal menu focusing on locally sourced ingredients.
A collection of restaurants and bars in a historic naval victualling yard, offering a variety of dining options.
Plymouth can be rainy, this jacket will keep you dry while exploring the festival.
You'll be on your feet all day, these shoes will ensure comfort and support.
Keep your phone powered for photos, maps, and festival updates.
Stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste at the festival.
Perfect for sampling and cutting cheese at the festival.
Compact and lightweight, it's ideal for unexpected showers.
Award-winning local cheese, made from the milk of Cornish cows, reflecting the region's unique terroir.
Produced in Plymouth since 1793, this gin is a symbol of the city's maritime history and is renowned for its distinctive flavor.
Hand-painted earthenware, featuring traditional designs and patterns, has been produced in Plymouth since 1685.
Inspired by the iconic Smeaton's Tower Lighthouse, these pieces of jewellery are a beautiful reminder of Plymouth's coastal heritage.
A beautiful waterfront promenade with stunning views of the Sound and the sea.
A historic lighthouse offering panoramic views of the city and coastline.
A fascinating museum showcasing the city's history and art.
A vibrant waterfront destination with shops, restaurants, and a playground.
A lively theatre hosting various performances and events.
A historic distillery offering tours and tastings of Plymouth Gin.
A savory pastry filled with beef, potatoes, onions, and swede.
A full English breakfast with local produce.
Slow-cooked goat meat in a rich, spicy curry sauce.
Fresh fish (often cod or haddock) battered and fried, served with chips.
A savory pie filled with pilchards, eggs, and potatoes, with fish heads poking out of the pastry.
Sweet, creamy fudge made with local ingredients.