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Robertson Quay’s newest hidden gem, Logi (the Nordic god of fire) is a wood-fired concept that uses the power of ... is a one Michelin star contemporary French fine dining restaurant that’s widely ...

Beautifully constructed with both Japanese and Nordic influences in mind ... it has a wide lounge dining area with wooden floors, as well as a pool that provides a massive panoramic view out onto the ...

Outside, you’ll find fire pits, flower gardens, and a Nordic ... fine dining restaurant helmed by Michelin-starred Chef Ryan Smith. Pin Quercus’s four cabins, ranging from one to three bedrooms, offer ...

(No box office figures were made available by the Swedish Distributors’ Association) Amid challenges shared with its neighbouring Nordic countries-and the rest of Europe – post COVID effects ...

27/01/2025 - The region suffered declines in admissions, but local films thrived, with Denmark remaining the most stable market and Finland experiencing the steepest drop In 2024, the Nordic film ...

Besides Finland and Iceland, Disney’s “Inside Out 2” dominated the Nordic charts ... “Barbie” in 2023 which soared at the Finnish box office and locked the biggest ticket sales since ...

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Vicki Denig is a wine and travel journalist who divides her time between New York and Paris. She is a certified wine specialist who has worked in the wine trade since 2013. Step aside, açaí, a ...

When people ask me what the biggest difference is coming back to Harvard as a residential tutor five years after graduating, my unironic answer is the to-go containers in the dining hall.

Yesterday, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen posted on Facebook a picture of herself with her colleagues from Finland, Norway, and Sweden, dining at her home and discussing important topics ...