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gluten-free Points Of Interest For Gps Navigation

pickles

By pickles
in Traveling with Celiac Disease

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pickles Newbie
pickles
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Hi All,

First post here. I'm getting ready for a trip to Europe with a new Garmin GPS. You can make or download custom points of interest with these. It would be handy to have restaurants and stores that offer gluten free items loaded in. Had a look around but can't find any lists so far. Does anyone know of any? Seems like a great way to make traveling easier if you happen to have a GPS already. I may start making a few my own.

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Thanks!

-p

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Well, in Germany you'll find gluten-free foods mainly in health food stores called 'Reformhaus'. If you go to Google.de you'll be able to find Restaurants in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Here is a link to a gluten-free guide to Paris. Open Original Shared Link

That's all the info I've got, but you can just google the different countries you go to, and you'll be able to find everything you need.

I think the Dutch google site it Google.nl, and you can easily find the others by putting into the US or Canadian google search engine something like 'Google Italy', and I am sure it will point you towards the Italian google search engine. And that goes for all the other countries.

Cruiser Bob Newbie
Cruiser Bob
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What a novel idea. You may have hit on something really functional for those of us that travel anywhere - in the world. This might be something I need to follow through with and see where it gets us.

Bob

Hi All,

First post here. I'm getting ready for a trip to Europe with a new Garmin GPS. You can make or download custom points of interest with these. It would be handy to have restaurants and stores that offer gluten free items loaded in. Had a look around but can't find any lists so far. Does anyone know of any? Seems like a great way to make traveling easier if you happen to have a GPS already. I may start making a few my own.

Open Original Shared Link

Thanks!

-p

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gf princess Newbie
gf princess
Posted

Hi.

You should check out www.glutenfreeregistry.com They offer a free searchable database for gluten-free friendly restaurants, bakeries, and more. The gfregistry also lets you search that database on your mobile phone and you can download points of interest files for your GPS system. very cool

Loving that there is more awareness.

irish daveyboy Community Regular
irish daveyboy
Posted
Hi All,

I'm getting ready for a trip to Europe with a new Garmin GPS. You can make or download custom points of interest with these. It would be handy to have restaurants and stores that offer gluten free items loaded in. Had a look around but can't find any lists so far. Does anyone know of any? Seems like a great way to make traveling easier if you happen to have a GPS already.

Thanks!

-p

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Hi pickles,

on the site 'Livaad' posted on this forum, a lot of the gluten-free estaurants and Hotels have GPS locations.

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This is an example.

Willi 's wine bar

Adress: 13 rue des petits champs

City: Paris Postalcode: 75001

Telephone: 0142610509

Country: Frankrijk Show map

GPS: 48.8664 N

and 2.3384 E No reservation needed

You can only eat here.

Type of restaurant: Common. Open Original Shared Link Staat vermeld in Glutenvrij Restaurant Gids van Amerikaanse Coeliakie Vereniging. 21-2-2008

Somo

Adress: 168 rue Montmartre

City: Paris Postalcode: 75002

Telephone: 0140130880

Country: Frankrijk Show map

GPS: 48.8707 N

and 2.34276 E No reservation needed

You can only eat here.

Type of restaurant: Common. M

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