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Barcelona is one of the top cities in the world, we all know that. I have lived here for 2 decades and there are so many reasons to love this city. Just think about the culture, Gaudi’s marvelous architecture, the history dating back to the Romans,
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Climbing in Spain equals infinite possibilities. The sport is hugely popular here, mainly because of the tremendous amount of areas the country has to offer, most of them with their own unique characteristics regarding surroundings, rock type,
Spring and summertime in Andalusia is rife with festivals, known as ferias or fiestas locales. Often happening in the spring and summer, Seville’s renowned Feria de Sevilla or the Feria de Abril kicks off a never-ending stream of local fairs in
Biking is a healthy and enjoyable activity for people of all ages. Valencia is a super bike-friendly city because of the many bike lanes, the flat surface, and the mild and mostly dry climate. The city of Valencia has expanded the bike lanes in the
For any expat, moving to a new country means discovering a whole new world of new experiences and opportunities. For me, moving from the Netherlands to Spain meant gaining a new home, but also leaving certain things behind. Some of those things you
Maybe one of the best things about living in Spain is being able to be outside all the time. The climate in the city of Valencia makes it possible to enjoy the parks and beach almost year-round. Outdoor activities in Valencia are plentiful: the
Begun as a cattle fair several centuries ago, the April Fair in Seville, the Feria de Abril, marks the first of Andalusia's springtime fairs. It's the largest, most popular, and the place to see and be seen. During one glorious week of the
What I always admire in the Valencian people is their commitment to tradition. The Las Fallas festival is maybe the best example. Las Fallas in Valencia is not only a tradition or a festival; for many people Las Fallas is a lifestyle. Las Fallas in
Spain’s most flamboyant region, Andalusia, overtakes the southern tip of the country, a destination for those passionate about food, culture and history. But the country’s recent surge in tourism is making headlines as more than just a low-cost
My name is Robert and I’m part of the Typical Non Spanish team. I moved to Spain in September 2005. I drove my fully packed van from Holland to Madrid the same day I officially graduated, passing by my University to pick up my diploma. When they
