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Tasty Traditions: Briam, Traditional Greek Roasted Vegetables

This traditional baked dish of vegetables is the perfect way to dabble in Greek cuisine. Simplicity is often perfection, and,

One of the most terrifying monsters in Scottish Gaelic folklore happens to be the odd Ceirean (cirein-cròin or cionarian-cro), a

BY HANNAH HORN Every year on the first Sunday of September, a highly-followed celebration occurs in the stunning city of

BY HANNAH HORN The Hornberg Castle (Burg Hornberg), a now-ruined castle, was built in the 11th century in Germany. It

This sweet European treat is a scrumptious dessert full of delicious flavors, and goes well with coffee or even a

BY HANNAH HORN Always out and about after dusk, the Pooka (phouka, púca, púka) is a well-known mountain and hill

Rue (Ruta; Rutaceae) has been part of European folklore since ancient times. Its virtues were written about and considered sacred

The trees once had an argument about who should rule over them as king, and some said it should be

BY MELISSA RENAY Amidst stone ruins there often exists lurid tales of times long past. The Lëkurësi Castle in Albania is

Ireland is a magical place full of megalithic tombs. Some say that these tombs were probably built before the arrival