In the town of Elvillar, in Araba, there is a megalithic burial monument that fluctuates between history and legend. It’s better known as the Witch’s Hut (Sorginaren Txabola in Basque), and it’s one of the most remarkable dolmens in the Basque... Continue reading
This is the story of Tomás de Zumalacárregui, a general who was known as 'Uncle Tomás' among his ranks, and a... Continue reading
Jacques Cartier was a French navigator and explorer of the 16th century. Widely renowned, he was the first... Continue reading
It was spring and even for the eternal Icelandic winter the temperatures were kinder than they had been in the... Continue reading
A pidgin is a simplified language that brings together those used by two or more different communities that do not... Continue reading
Christmas is all around! The season’s joy, family moments and of course….presents! The little ones must have... Continue reading
The calimocho is linked to the old port of Algorta, located in the northeast of the town of Getxo (at the exit to... Continue reading
