Churros with chocolate: the end point for Spanish parties
Few things are more Spanish than churros with chocolate (or chocolate con churros). Churros with chocolate is a typical dish of Spanish gastronomy,... Continue reading
Spanish Holy Week sweets to satisfy your sweet tooth
Holy Week sweets are an attraction of the holiday, especially for the gluttons. The bakeries are full of different treats among which it is difficult... Continue reading
Cedeira
The seafaring village of Cedeira is home to some of the wildest and most spectacular landscapes of Galicia, including some of the highest cliffs in... Continue reading
Arcos de la Frontera, a huge natural beauty in Cádiz
Between the countryside of Jerez and the Serrania lies this spectacular border fortress. It was considered impregnable because of its impressive hill... Continue reading
Palacio de las Cortes, political nerve centre and artistic marvel
Nestled in the heart of Madrid and connecting two of its main locations, Puerta del Sol and Paseo del Prado, Palacio de las Cortes or Congress of... Continue reading
Eating in Palas de Rey
This town that already appears in Codice Calixtino is traditionally known for their cheese. If you go to eat in Palas de Rey we recommend... Continue reading
Eating in Candelario
Candelario has been named one of “The most beautiful towns in Spain”. This title has helped the town become one of the municipalities most... Continue reading
Eating in Puente Genil
This town of Cordoba, famous for its sweet quince, is starring in its river that even separated the two original nuclei of the town - Don Gonzalo and... Continue reading
Where to sleep in Jerez de la Frontera
This municipality of Cadiz includes a wide extension of the Alcornocales Natural Park, universally known for its Jerez wine with certificate of... Continue reading
Where to sleep in Casares
Casares is a transcendental place in antiquity for the reconquest. One of the most photographed areas of Casares are its houses, since they present a... Continue reading
Sleep in Toro
One of the most deciding battles in the history of Castile took place in the Toro meadow, which you can see from the impressive Colegiata. This... Continue reading
10 films and TV series shot in Spain
Spain has been a place of inspiration for many filmmakers. The most famous American directors have fallen in love with the beauty of Spain’s... Continue reading
Churros with chocolate: the end point for Spanish parties
Few things are more Spanish than churros with chocolate (or chocolate con churros). Churros with chocolate is a typical dish of Spanish gastronomy,... Continue reading
Graus’ Longaniza Day
Graus’ longaniza (Spanish sausage, similar to chorizo) is made with pork and spiced with oregano, nutmeg, thyme, clove, and sometimes wine. This... Continue reading
