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Sobrino de Botín: The Oldest Restaurant in the World?
In the bustling heart of Madrid's historic La Latina district, surrounded by the vibrant energy of Mercado San Miguel and the charming allure of Café Madrid, stands a culinary legend like no other. Sobrino de Botín, often referred to as the "oldest restaurant in the world.
El Rastro: Sunday Morning Open-air Flea Market
Madrid, the vibrant capital of Spain, captivates you with its rich history, cultural heritage, and bustling city life. Tucked away in the heart of the La Latina neighborhood lies a treasure trove of experiences known as El Rastro.
Spanish Omelet: How to Make Spanish Tortilla
There's something truly magical about the Spanish cuisine: its rich flavors, vibrant colors, and heartwarming dishes have won the hearts of food enthusiasts around the world. Among the culinary treasures of Spain, the Spanish tortilla...
Spanish Wine Types: What Is Vermouth?
When it comes to wine, Spain has a lot to offer. The diverse and rich Spanish wine culture is celebrated worldwide, and it's no wonder why. From the aromatic Albariño to the bubbly Cava, and the intriguing Queimada, Spain has a wine type for you.
Flamenco Artists: Famous Spanish Guitar Player
Calling all music enthusiasts! Prepare to be captivated by the extraordinary talent of a world-renowned Spanish guitar player. Immerse in the soul-stirring melodies and enchanting strums that have made the famous flamenco guitarists an icon of flamenco.
COVID-free in the whitewashed villages
Did you know that many whitewashed villages in the Axarquia have not registered a single case of Covid-19 during the pandemic? These villages are not on any major tourist route and we are happy to recommend them to those travelers who are more adventurous and are always looking to discover the off the beaten path Spain;
San Fermines
Every July a small city in the north of Spain becomes the most important place in the world: from the 6th to the 14th of July, in Pamplona it takes place the world-wide known San Fermines.
Day trip to Costa da Morte
Galicia has always been a stark place of unreal beauty. Inland, thick forests and deep green valleys. On the coast, cliffs and steep capes. The difficult orography made Galicia a unique region with its own particular culture.
Don Quixote Tour
He thereupon commended himself with all his heart to his lady Dulcinea, beseeching her to succor him in this peril; and, being well covered with his shield and with his lance at rest, he bore down upon them at a full gallop and fell upon the first mill that stood in his way, giving a thrust at...
Don Quixote and the World Book Day
Every 23th of April takes place the World Book Day in many countries. Promoted by the UNESCO this is a day to encourage reading and defend the authors’ rights. The date has not been chosen by chance. In April 23th 1616 two geniuses died: William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes.
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