Things To Do in Córdoba: 10 Places You Can’t Afford to Miss
April 17, 2017
Things to do in Córdoba: The city of three cultures, it has a bewitching quality. This is Andalucía in it’s purest form
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Things to do in Córdoba: The city of three cultures, it has a bewitching quality. This is Andalucía in it’s purest form
Continue readingMálaga is a city best known for its sweet wine and tapas, but over the past few years the craft beer scene has come into its own. 5 of our favorite spots.
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Continue readingDevour Malaga Food Tour is a perfect introduction to the gastronomy, the culture and the customs of Málaga, designed for visitors from a local’s point of view.
Continue readingLa Odisea de los Vinos Málaga is one of those places with a fantastic family history that is reflected in the flavor of their dishes and the service.
Continue readingA street art filled walk through Soho Málaga, different street artists have made this area the artistic neighborhood of the city.
Continue readingA spring afternoon in Málaga is ideal to taste some of the new wines of the province in Mainake Vinos. Tasting wines from Bodega El Niño de la Salina.
Continue readingThe CAAC Sevilla, in the Isla de la Cartuja, is a beautiful monastery that has been perfectly transformed into a contemporary art space.
Continue readingAlthough it’s outside the historic center, the Málaga neighborhood of El Perchel has a lot of it’s own history and it’s well worth a visit.
Continue readingRestaurante Óleo, in the Contemporary Art Center of Málaga is a place to remember. The sushi is excellent and the dishes from Málaga are delicious, as well!
Continue readingThe town of Carratraca, Málaga is known for it’s sulfur water spa, but the streets and the people of the town are what made us fall in love!
Continue readingThe Balneario de Lanjarón and the hotel, in the province of Granada: a perfect place to relax. The water is well known, and now we know why!
Continue readingWhy celebrate Valentine’s Day in Málaga? We have our reasons! And if you aren’t convinced, check out these romantic plans in this beautiful city.
Continue readingChristmas in Málaga is definitely one of the best times of year in the city. The lights, the weather and the energy make it unique in Spain.
Continue readingThe Protectora helped us with how to adopt a dog in Málaga. It was a simple process with a very happy conclusion. We introduce you to Dino!
Continue readingLa Botica de la Cerveza: We already knew that it was a special place, but it was truly a pleasure to enjoy a beer tasting with Pepe.
Continue readingJulia Bakery Málaga is one of those charming cafes that make you happy as soon as you walk inside: fantastic cupcakes and the best iced tea!
Continue readingUntil 1831, the Protestants who passed away in Malaga were thrown to sea. This changed thanks to the construction of the English Cemetery in Malaga.
Continue readingLa Esquinita del Chupa y Tira is a corner store and a place to enjoy the delicacies of Málaga. You can find it in the neighborhood of La Victoria.
Continue readingA Weekend in Malaga (36 hours). We’re here to tell you exactly why and how to make the most of your time in the capital of the Costa del Sol.
Continue readingEvery year the “Casas Corralones” in Málaga open their doors to show off their famous patios. It’s a great opportunity to learn about local culture and traditions.
Continue readingA magnificent experience in the Hammam Al Andalus, Arab baths right in the center of Málaga that allow us to relax and free our minds.
Continue readingThe Mercado Mediterráneo Balneario is a project which aims to continue the rejuvenation of Baños del Carmen. This is in addition to other projects that we’re about to tell you about.
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Continue readingVejer de la Frontera amazed us. Between its beauty and the charming narrow streets, this white village in Cadiz would inspire anyone.
Continue readingBenalmádena is one of the touristic coastal towns in Málaga. In addition to its beaches, it dates back to ancient times, with streets and places that are well worth visiting!
Continue readingThe neighborhood of Triana is everything you want in Spain. It is a town within a big city, full of spirt, culture and pride. Here is my list of reasons that to visit and fall in love with Triana in Sevilla.
Continue readingThe Picasso Foundation in Malaga allows you to not only see Picasso’s birthplace, but to also attend painting workshops, like I did with Rusko.
Continue readingEl Castillo de Colomares se encuentra en Benalmádena, Málaga y no sorprendió por el detalle y la belleza de su arquitectura.
Continue readingThe Alcazaba of Malaga is the most well preserved example of a Moorish citadel in Spain. It is next to another historical site: the Roman Theater.
Continue readingThe Tio Pepe Bodegas in Jerez, Cadiz, show us the magnificent process of making a sherry that has become a Spanish and andalusian icon known the world over.
Continue readingThe Bar El Cortijo Antequera is a charming café where you can have coffee or a mixed drink while you enjoy the natural surroundings of the park.
Continue readingWhat to see in Cádiz? We show you 10 must see places and things to do in Cádiz that made us fall in love with the city during our visit.
Continue readingI was a junior in college, studying abroad in Seville. During Spain’s Holy Week I was also a trumpet player in the The Red Cross. This is my experience.
Continue readingThe Monastery of San Jeronimo in Granada is the perfect place to lose yourself. In addition to the peace and quiet, it has great architecture importance.
Continue readingFreiduria Las Flores I: Serving up some great dishes along with cold beer and a fun atmosphere. The people in Cádiz definitely know how to do it right!
Continue readingRegardless of where you choose to stay in Seville, it is a small and charming city that is easy to visit
Continue readingHotel AC Malaga Palacio is one of the best located, most known and with the best views of the city of Malaga
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Continue readingThe Hotel El Curro offers a familiar and relaxing atmosphere close to nature
Continue readingRestaurant Montana offered us magnificent quality in an historic area of Málaga You can find Restaurant Montana in one of the neighborhoods with more tradition and character in Málaga: “La Victoria”. This restaurant is very well known in Malaga and we went there because our fiend had recommended it to us, saying that he had a great dining experience. Taking advantage of the fact that on Thursday you can enjoy your dinner with a stand-up comic routine, we thought that it would be fun to enjoy both the food and a few laughs.
Continue readingCafé con Libros is much better than a simple café The truth is, there are so many different places to have coffee in any city anywhere in the world that you could get dizzy trying to figure out your favorite place. But, at the same time, its easy to tell someone the name of your preferred coffeehouse. Why is that? Isn´t the coffee from the place around the corner really similar to the coffee from Starbucks or the place next to where you work? Maybe they use the perfect combination of coffee and milk to create the most perfect latte of your life? The answer, of course, is no. What makes a coffee house the best, what makes it your favorite spot is the ambiance, the customer service and basically everything that makes you want to stay there resting for a minute from the frenetic pace that we have come to associate with our daily life.
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