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
Vermú time or the Spanish tradition of the aperitivo
These wines are typically European, and generally you can find two types: red and white. According to a theory, these drinks were invented by... Continue reading
Things to Do in Jaén
Like a lizard curled up around the hill of Santa Catalina, Jaén was a coveted stronghold during the Taifas period. It is a beautiful monumental city... Continue reading
Pamplona
Pamplona is the capital of Navarre and it used to be the capital of the old Kingdom there. It is famous by its running during the San Fermín... Continue reading
Mallorca’s gems that should be in any guidebook
Mallorca is a natural paradise where beauty, culture and gastronomy converge. A line-up that attracts all kinds of tourists who wish to find on the... Continue reading
Eating in Pontevedra
The “old bridge” built during the time of the Romans on the Lérez river gives this Galician capitol its name. Eating in Pontevedra doesn’t... Continue reading
Eating in Santa Cilia
Santa Cilia is a small and beautiful town of the Pyrenees which is really close to other cities and towns such as Jaca, Santa Cruz de la Serós or... Continue reading
Eating in Casarabonela
Located in the Natural Park of the Sierra de las Nieves, in the middle of the province of Malaga, Casarabonela has a dominant position over the... Continue reading
Sleep in Elciego – Zieko
This town of Alava is famous because of its wine cellars as the Marqués de Riscal winery known as the City of Wine where they worship its philosophy... Continue reading
Sleep in Mombeltrán
Mombeltrán is a small villege located in the Barranco de las Cinco Villas, very close to many hiking trails. It owes its name to the famous noble... Continue reading
Where to sleep in Montefrío
For a century and a half this town was the bastion that stopped the Castilians that were installed in Jaén. In the period of the Nasrid civil wars,... Continue reading
The best open-air theatres in Spain
Open-air theatres take over cities, towns and courtyards to show us the best theatre programming. Many of us know the most emblematic theatres in... 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
