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Granada, Your Moorish Retreat
In these dull winter months, you might consider taking a holiday to escape the UK’s dreary weather. The Andalusia region of Spain boasts milder winter weather with very little precipitation—and holds...
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The Best Spanish Cities for Paella
Seeking the right Paella can be easy with this guide. Read on! Often coming to mind when thinking of Spanish cuisine, Paella (pronounced “pah-eh-ya” – the ‘ll’ is pronounced as a ‘y’) is a dish with...
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My Spanish Lovers: Teaching in Madrid with Sam Rosenthal
Who’s been lonely for a little Spanish lovin’ these days? I have, and I don’t really care about whether you guys have, so here we are with our latest addition to My Spanish Lovers. Today we’re talking...
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Planning A Boy’s Weekend in Benidorm: What You Need to Know
If you’re planning a weekend away with the boys, Benidorm really is the only place worth considering. Live shows, bars, super clubs and sun abound, making Benidorm the perfect destination for a big...
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Dare Devil Things to Do in Spain
For many Brits, Spain is the perfect travel destination. Easy to reach, cheap to stay in and an abundance of beaches and bars to aid relaxation. However, if you want a bit more from your next trip to...
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Spanish Hiking: from Slow to Pro
When I first moved to Barcelona, I had heard a lot about the beaches. Everybody talks about the legendary playas that can be found in Barcelona and along the Costa Brava. And I can now say with no...
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Three Awesome Costa Dorada Destinations
I’ve done my fair share of traveling in Spain, especially along the Costa Brava. But I’ve been a pretty biased Costa Brava traveler – with all of the beautiful sandy beaches, phenomenal hiking trails...
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Talking Timeshares in Spain
Timeshares are a great way to vacation anywhere in the world; you don’t have the hassle of purchasing or owning property on your own, and can share costs with other people who share your timeshare....
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Spanish Phrases to Help You Bargain Hunt in Spain
Everybody loves a bargain, whether you’re at home or abroad. In Spain, haggling at market stalls is more than acceptable and a fantastic way to practise your language skills as well. If you’ve found...
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Salvador Dalí’s Spain
“A true painter is one who can paint extraordinary scenes in the middle of an empty desert. A true painter is one who can patiently paint a pear in the midst of the tumults of history.” Salvador Dalí...
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Five Cool Spanish Destinations to Visit in the Spring
In the spring, the Mediterranean region blooms into a beautiful paradise, with mild temperatures, picturesque sceneries and authenticity that draws thousands of visitors. Most tourist destinations and...
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My Spanish Lovers: Teaching in Madrid with Sam Rosenthal
Who’s been lonely for a little Spanish lovin’ these days? I have, and I don’t really care about whether you guys have, so here we are with our latest addition to My Spanish Lovers. Today we’re talking...
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The Best Spanish Retreats to Live and Work From
Spain is considered by many as one of the best places to live in the world. With beautiful beaches, a lot of culture and visitors coming from all over, this country has a lot to offer. If you’re...
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Hotel Pocket Book – Gran Canaria
As the third largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, Gran Canaria is a popular holiday destination. It offers year-round sunshine, beautiful beaches, outdoor activities, as well as some of the best surfing...
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My Spanish Lovers: Annie from Gambas and Grits
So finally worked up the courage to reach out to Annie from Gambas and Grits, one of my favorite Spain-centric blogs on the web. What makes Gambas and Grits so great? Well, for one thing, it’s about...
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How to Teach English in Spain
Teaching English as a foreign language is a great opportunity that is available to you in many countries, Spain being a great place to start. Many people choose Spain as their base for TEFL teaching...
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Five Best Port Cities You Mustn’t Miss On a Spanish Cruise
Think Spain and you instantly picture bullfights in Seville, tapas bars serving you with the best of chorizo delights, running with the bulls in Pamplona, flamenco dancers foot-tapping to throaty...
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Our Weekend in Barcelona
Friday Night In Barcelona We got to Generator on Carrer de Corsega just before lunch and we grabbed a quick plate of tapas in the cafe there which was a tasty and a very Spanish start to our weekend....
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Flamenco and Fashion
Flamenco, the traditional dance and music style from the southern regions of Spain, has had an incredible influence on all facets of Spanish life. While the musical style dates back to before the...
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The Atheist’s Pilgrimage – Walking and Cycling the Camino de Santiago
I don’t believe in God. I find it fascinating that anyone does. Each to his or her own though. So when a friend of mine – a constantly lapsing Catholic – asked if I would like to accompany him on a...
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