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.

El Toro Bravo: The History of Spain’s Most Powerful Symbol

Few animals have had as profound an impact on the soul of a country as the fighting bull in Spain. Since ancient times, this majestic creature has represented strength, fertility, and power in Hispanic culture. Its image transcends ritual to become a cultural icon that defines Spanish identity.

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.

Cities by the Sea: The Light and Soul of Urban Beaches

In Spain, there's something magical about walking through a city that smells of salt. It's not just the sea itself, but also what it brings to urban life: light, joy, a breeze, and activity. Urban beaches are not just places for swimming or sunbathing, although they are great for that, too.

The Pilgrimage of El Rocío: Faith, Tradition and Brotherhood

This small Huelva village in the heart of Andalusia is transformed for a few days into the setting of a tradition that will captivate all your senses. El Rocío invites you to take part in an experience where more than a million people gather annually to celebrate a devotion that transcends borders and generations.

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