La Mercè is Barcelona’s biggest festival, turning the city into a stage

Every September, Barcelona slows down for La Mercè, a festival held in honor of the city's patron saint, the Virgin of La Mercè. Much more than just a holiday on the calendar, it is a celebration of the city's identity, bringing together centuries-old traditions, street arts...

Grape Harvest Festivals in Jerez and Logroño: wine, land and celebration!

When September arrives, two Spanish cities adorn themselves with grapes, must and festivities: Jerez de la Frontera in Andalusia and Logroño in La Rioja. Both cities have strong traditions surrounding wine, which is an integral part of their identity, history, landscape, and way of life.

Aranjuez: A Royal Jewel Just a Stone’s Throw from Madrid

Located 31 miles south of Madrid, Aranjuez is an extraordinary destination where history, nature, and palatial grandeur converge. In 2001, Aranjuez was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in recognition of its urban harmony and magnificent gardens.

The International Sella River Descent: tradition, sport, and the spirit of Asturias

Every summer, when August arrives and the lush greenery of Asturias becomes even more vibrant, there is an event I look forward to: the International Sella River Descent. It's more than just a canoeing competition. It is a centuries-old festival that combines sport, culture, and landscape in a unique symphony.

Iberian Cured Meats: Unique Flavors from Spanish Pastures

Have you ever wondered where the extraordinary flavors of Iberian cured meats come from? These delicacies have a long history, dating back to ancient times when the Romans already appreciated the exceptional qualities of Iberian pigs on the Iberian Peninsula.

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