Vegans and plant-based enthusiasts no longer have to worry about their next meal while traveling, as all over the world, hotels, tour companies and even cities and countries have adopted vegan practices. Whether due to environmental sustainability, animal welfare or personal health, vegan tourism is booming. So if you are looking for a healthy and hearty meal (not relegated to just one or two restaurants) while traveling, plan your next trip to one of these destinations.
Berlin
Widely known as vegan capital of the world, Berlin offers diners a number of vegan restaurants as well as a plethora of vegan-friendly dining establishments. From the elegant Kopps and its five-course tasting menu to the massive menu at Lily Burger to vegan Cafe Vux, the city is also home to Almodovar Hotel, a vegan and vegetarian hotel in trendy Friedrichshain neighborhood.
London
Well known for its gastronomic and Michelin-starred restaurants, London also offers more than 400 fully vegan establishments. From purely plant-based restaurants to Michelin-star vegan-friendly restaurants to cafés offering bites alongside a pint, some of the top places to grab a bite in The Big Smoke include Pied-à-terre, Quilon, Bubala and Mildreds.
Amsterdam
Offering more canals than Venice and a beautiful backdrop, Amsterdam offers travelers everything from casual to pricey to junk food vegan offerings. Head over to The Alchemist Garden for raw food or the Meatless District or The Vegan Junk Food Bar to indulge in some great eats.
Portland
Visitors to Portland are spoiled for choice in this forward-thinking, healthy-living city in the Pacific Northwest. From its vegan food carts to bakeries, bars to restaurants, the city offers a ton of well-known hot spots as well as hidden gems covering all types of cuisine from around the world.
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