There are some places we simply reduce to their most famous spots. For example, the Quixote made people picture La Mancha as a landscape of wastelands and windmills. However, those who look into Albacete’s eyes will find brown and russet colours,... Continue reading
Unknown, underestimated. This is Albacete, a jewel we have yet to discover. And this is the best part of it, that... Continue reading
It is considered by many to be a fundamental building in the history of Spain and one of the most impressive to... Continue reading
Who hasn’t wished to visit the place whose name Cervantes did not care to remember? It’s already been 400... Continue reading
Somewhere in La Mancha, in a place whose name I do not care to remember, Don Quixote embarked on the most famous... Continue reading
The king Don Rodrigo, the last Visigothic monarch, ruled the Iberian Peninsula during the 8th century, Toledo, in... Continue reading
There is a legend that states that hundreds of years ago in a place called ‘El Sitio’, ‘la Virgen de los... Continue reading