Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and is home to roughly 1.3 million residents, offering temperatures of up to 20C ...

Like so many of Europe’s small-town wonders, Bruges is now well-pickled because its economy went sour so quickly.

Pubs like the Three Kings Inn, the Fleece and Eagle Vaults stand apart because of their history and the beauty of their design ...

This year the ongoing Ashbourne Reborn project clashes with Royal Shrovetide Football. Public realm works in Dig Street and ...

The medieval halls were built as a friary in the 14th century and in recent years have been used for private and public events including boxing, classical music concerts and - since the 1970s - the ...

Isaac Newton formulated his theory of gravity using ink made with beer, according to a study published in the Royal Society’s journal Notes and Records. The Telegraph reports that Newton’s writings ...

More than a century after its medieval centre served as the backdrop of Nosferatu, a new Oscar-nominated remake is putting this Gothic city back on the map. I gasp. A gaunt vampire with menacing ...

From the Dordogne to Danube, dotted with castles, vineyards, history and art – Europe’s great rivers are a wonder to discover by cruise ship ...

Beer is one of the oldest and most widely consumed alcoholic beverages in the world, with a rich tapestry of history and culture that dates back thousands of years. As agriculture developed, so did ...

HEINEKEN is cutting the alcohol strength of a popular beer from today. The change is bound infuriate fans of the booze, but there is some good news as it could mean lower prices at the bar.

Join Dr Eleanor Janega in this full length History Hit TV documentary as she gets to the bottom of medieval booze and drinking habits. How much alcohol did people in the Middle Ages really drink? What ...