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More and more signs with arrows and yellow scallops appear as we pass through Spain, making the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela a booming activity. Since its beginnings in the Middle Ages, there are many Camino de Samtiago walking paths that
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Everybody loves a good party and Spain is known all around the world for its many celebrations. Most Spaniards are looking forward to Valencia, Spain's festivals all year long, as some of Spain's most famous festivals are held in Valencia. Check the
If you can get something positive out of the cold we are experiencing these days, it is without a doubt having the possibility of planning a getaway to the snow and enjoying some winter fun with family or friends. Every self-respecting snow addict
Spain at Christmas has all the right ingredients to make your holidays the best ever, even if you spend these days away from your family: amazing food, ancient cultural traditions, interesting and curious rituals and non-stop festivities, markets
Although visiting the city of Seville won't burn a hole in your pocket with its reasonable prices for accommodation, food and entertainment (not to mention low cost of living), there is a load of free or low-cost activities available in the
Now that the intense summer heat is behind us, the possibilities of doing exercise outdoors are looking brighter. Not a fan of jogging? Nor team sports? Looking to have fun whilst toning up your body? Perhaps roller skating is the answer. One of the
Although I live near Barcelona, my favorite place in Catalonia is, without a doubt, the Costa Brava. The reason why I do not live by the coast is because both my husband and I work in Barcelona and the Costa Brava is just too far to travel on a
Almost all sports are popular in Spain, and Spain is lucky to have many great athletes who are role models; these idols are the ambassadors for their chosen sport. People throughout Spain love to work out alone or in a group, in the park or indoors.
It’s seen Carthusians, Romans and the Islamic Empire roll through before Christianity took over – making it one of the world’s oldest continually-inhabited cities. Antonio Banderas and Picasso call it home. And with around 300 days of sunshine each
Spain has 4964 kilometers, or 3084 miles of coastline and a large part of that Spanish coasts have beautiful pebble stone or white sand beaches. Spain gave names to every part of the coast. Each part has its own character and charm, from warm
