Follow me around – Interrail

In Budapest, there is a huge variety of food choices, gluten free as well, but we opted for something unusual to eat, as you can find in “Kajahu”, a true #socialeating spot close to the old Synagogue where to taste food from all over the world.

Second stop of the Interrail has been Berlin, the core of Germany. If you have never been there, then you definitely must add it on to your wish list, as it is one of the most beautiful capital cities in Europe, full of intense history and monuments, but with a whole different face by night, perfect for youngster.

My favorite part of Berlin has been for sure the “East Side Gallery”, an open-air art gallery decorating the 1.5-km remaining wall that once divided the city. Close by, you can have a delicious lunch at “SNAP Natural Fast Food”, a restaurant with many gluten free and vegan choices available!

The next train took us to Copenhagen, the most popular city of Denmark. We fell immediately in love with its vibe, the great architecture that decorates all the streets, culminating in “Nyhavn”, the 17th century waterfront district! The best meal we had was at “T.G.I. Friday’s”, the world-famous international chain with a dedicated gluten free menu available.

Next country: Belgium! We spent just one day in Brussels, but it is such a lovely city that we enjoyed every single moment there. Unfortunately, I have not tried the well-known, gluten free “Gaufres”, but I enjoyed other traditional food like mussels, French fries and of course chocolate! All naturally gluten free and delicious.

Finally yet importantly, we ended our Europe trip in Amsterdam! I have already suggested you where to eat delicious gluten free meals in the capitol of the Netherlands in a separate article. Click here to read!