Spain’s major cities are popular with travellers. However, if you’re looking for something a little rustic and down-to-earth, why not consider a visit to the La Rioja wine region in northern Spain? With daily flights from London Gatwick to the city of Bilbao in the Basque region, you could be exploring northern Spain’s exciting wine and gastronomy triangle within two hours.
Spain
In the Spanish autonomous province of La Rioja, we sampled bodegas in Haro, explored pincho bars in Logroño and time-travelled to medieval times in San Millán de la Cogolla. Read why La Rioja is worth visiting for travellers curious about Northern Spain.
Nature is a source of life and also a source of culinary inspiration. During our road trip across Catalonia, we meet gastro-botanist Evarist March of NaturalWalks to explore Costa Brava’s coastline and learn about its influence on the region’s food
ARE YOU DEAD? This recurring question challenged us during a walking tour of street art in Valencia, Spain. In this article we share our insights into this colourful aspect of Valencia’s subculture. Bon Dia Valencia! We woke up to the sounds of the city.
HDYTI guest contributors Amalia and Eric share an insiders view of Valencia. Visitors will find that modern art in Valencia is just outside the door!
What happens when Valencian paella meets a Friday afternoon on the coast of Dénia? Dip in to this delicious “Friday Rice” with the perfect taste of Spain! Guest contributors Eric & Amalia from Move to Traveling share their creative take on
We are off to Valencia! In this post, we share five things we hope to experience during our upcoming trip. If you have never visited, perhaps we can convince you to join us on this trip by following our social media updates and ultimately
Madrid or Barcelona? We know Spain has loads of amazing cities and this question is likely to raise a few ‘El-Clasico’ and Catalan eyebrows but if you had to choose to visit one of these two cities, which one would
Although the popular American expression ‘Holy Toledo!’ probably has less reverent origins, the iconic Spanish city from which its Ohio sister derives its name was once home to three religious cultures: Christian, Muslim and Jewish. These three cultures co-existed for centuries and
