Bacchus Food and Wine Festival
When: April 1-3, 2011
Where: Place d’Armes, Toulon, France
French foodies wouldn’t be fools to flee hotels in Paris for the Côte d’Azur’s superb Bacchus Food and Wine Festival in Toulon.
Prague Food Festival
When: May 2011
Where: Zofin Palace, Prague, Czech Republic

Slavonic Island (Slovansky Ostrov), site of Prague Food Festival – Photo credit
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Once autumn settles across the northern hemisphere, spring enlivens the southern part of the globe. Sydney is part of this celebration, welcoming several exciting spring festivals that cater to each and every tourist and local. Here are some of the most popular festivals and events in Sydney this spring.
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If you were to buy an around-the-world ticket and festival-hop from one continent to the next, these seven spectacular and iconic events would have to rank highly on your list. From England to Japan, Spain to the United States of America, check out our favourite summer festivals.
Glastonbury Festival, Somerset, England

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