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What Spaniards Really Eat: A Culinary Tour from Royal Kitchens to Daily PlatesSpain’s cuisine mirrors its culture—warm, ...
26/06/2025

What Spaniards Really Eat: A Culinary Tour from Royal Kitchens to Daily Plates

Spain’s cuisine mirrors its culture—warm, vibrant, diverse, and deeply rooted in tradition. Whether it’s the daily meals of the typical household or the delicacies once served in royal courts, Spanish food is all about simple ingredients elevated through generations of tradition. This ultimate food and drink guide uncovers what Spaniards eat daily, the flavours defining regions, and the vintage restaurants where time stands still.

What Do Spanish People Eat Daily?
The Spanish day revolves around several meals: a light breakfast, a mid-morning snack (almuerzo), lunch (comida), an evening snack (merienda), and a late dinner (cena).

Spain Beyond the Map: Discover the Kingdoms That Made the NationWhen we think of Spain, names like Madrid, Barcelona, an...
23/06/2025

Spain Beyond the Map: Discover the Kingdoms That Made the Nation

When we think of Spain, names like Madrid, Barcelona, and Andalusia dominate our travel plans. But beyond today’s modern map lies a fragmented, fascinating past—a tapestry of ancient kingdoms, each with its own identity, culture, and legacy. From mountain sanctuaries to Moorish palaces, these once-mighty realms laid the foundation for the Spain we know today.
Join us as we explore five forgotten kingdoms that helped shape the soul of Spain—through their architecture, traditions, notable figures, and enduring flavours of their kitchens.

How to Solve the Currency Exchange Puzzle When Traveling AbroadNavigating currency exchange while traveling can feel lik...
19/06/2025

How to Solve the Currency Exchange Puzzle When Traveling Abroad

Navigating currency exchange while traveling can feel like decoding a mystery novel in a language you barely speak. From confusing rates to sneaky fees, it's easy to lose money and patience. But with a little planning and the right tools, you can master this crucial part of travel and spend more time enjoying gelato in Rome or street tacos in Mexico City—without worrying about your wallet.

This ultimate guide walks you through how to plan, track, and manage foreign currency before and during your trip—with top apps, practical tips, and real-world advice.

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From India to Andalusia: The Forgotten Flamenco-Kathak ConnectionIn the passionate footwork, the soul-stirring rhythms, ...
16/06/2025

From India to Andalusia: The Forgotten Flamenco-Kathak Connection

In the passionate footwork, the soul-stirring rhythms, and the expressive hand movements of Spain’s flamenco, there lies a forgotten connection—an echo of ancient India. This connection bridges geography and centuries of cultural migration, storytelling, and artistic evolution. At the heart of this story are the Romani people, known popularly as Gypsies, whose journey from India to Spain shaped flamenco as we know it.

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Inside La Boqueria: Barcelona’s Iconic Market Every Foodie Must VisitNestled in the bustling La Rambla in the heart of B...
12/06/2025

Inside La Boqueria: Barcelona’s Iconic Market Every Foodie Must Visit

Nestled in the bustling La Rambla in the heart of Barcelona, Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria, more famously known as La Boqueria, is more than just a food market—it’s a sensory explosion and a must-visit culinary destination. Whether you’re a foodie on a mission or a curious traveller, this iconic market offers a flavorful glimpse into Catalonia’s rich culinary heritage.

A Kaleidoscope of Color, Scent, and Sound

From the moment you enter La Boqueria’s iron gates, you’re swept into a carnival of colour and chaos. Fresh fruits stacked like rainbows, hanging legs of jamón ibérico, and the melodic chatter of vendors set the tone for an unforgettable experience. It’s loud, it’s crowded—but that’s part of its charm.

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Roman Ruins of Spain: A Heritage Trail Through Forgotten EmpiresLong before Spain was a patchwork of autonomous communit...
09/06/2025

Roman Ruins of Spain: A Heritage Trail Through Forgotten Empires

Long before Spain was a patchwork of autonomous communities, kingdoms, and modern marvels, it was Hispania – a prized jewel in the Roman Empire’s crown. From the grand amphitheatres of Tarragona to the perfectly preserved walls of Lugo, Roman Spain is not a relic of the past but a vivid and living museum where cobblestones whisper ancient secrets.

Let’s embark on a journey through Spain’s most evocative Roman cities, where time bends, and every corner tells a story of empire, engineering, and endurance.

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10 Hidden Street Foods to Try in Madrid on Your Next VisitMadrid is not only Spain’s political and cultural capital—it’s...
05/06/2025

10 Hidden Street Foods to Try in Madrid on Your Next Visit

Madrid is not only Spain’s political and cultural capital—it’s a city where culinary secrets unfold around every street corner. Beyond the bustling tapas bars and upscale restaurants lies a world of flavour hidden in plain sight: Madrid’s street food culture. From convent kitchens to bustling plazas, these edible gems tell a story of heritage, tradition, and innovation. If you’re ready to explore Madrid on foot (and with an appetite), here are 10 street food finds that locals love—but few tourists ever stumble upon.

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Fairytale Towns in Spain That Look Straight Out of a StorybookIn the realm of fairytale destinations, Europe is a strong...
02/06/2025

Fairytale Towns in Spain That Look Straight Out of a Storybook

In the realm of fairytale destinations, Europe is a strong contender. Towns like Hallstatt in Austria or Colmar in France often top the list — with their pastel-colored houses, cobblestone lanes, and alpine backdrops. But what if we told you Spain has its own dreamlike villages that are just as picturesque, with far fewer tourists and a lot more heart?

Welcome to Albarracín, Frigiliana, and Valldemossa — three towns that will make you question if you’ve stepped into a painting or perhaps the pages of a classic storybook. These places are as charming as any European village, but infused with Spanish flair, Moorish echoes, and Mediterranean warmth that set them apart.

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Discover Madrid’s Art Triangle: 3 Museums You Must Visit in Spain’s CapitalMadrid, Spain’s vibrant capital, pulses with ...
29/05/2025

Discover Madrid’s Art Triangle: 3 Museums You Must Visit in Spain’s Capital

Madrid, Spain’s vibrant capital, pulses with creative energy. Beyond its majestic plazas and regal boulevards lies a treasure trove for art lovers — three world-class museums that form what’s known as the “Golden Triangle of Art.” The Museo del Prado, Museo Reina Sofía, and Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza are not just galleries — they are cultural cathedrals, each housing masterpieces that span centuries, styles, and revolutions.

Whether you’re an art history student, a casual enthusiast, or someone who simply marvels at the brushstrokes of genius, Madrid is a pilgrimage site. Here’s why these three institutions are unmissable on your next trip to Spain, and what iconic artworks you must seek out when you step inside.

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Beyond Tapas: A Culinary Journey Through Spain’s Unsung FlavoursWhen travellers dream of Spain, they often imagine sippi...
26/05/2025

Beyond Tapas: A Culinary Journey Through Spain’s Unsung Flavours

When travellers dream of Spain, they often imagine sipping sangria in Barcelona or diving into a plate of paella in Valencia. But Spain’s culinary story runs far deeper than its tourist-touted staples. Beyond the tapas bars and flamenco shows lie regional dishes steeped in history, culture, and centuries-old tradition — flavours that are hidden in plain sight, waiting to be savoured by the curious palate.

From hearty mountain stews to sweet pastries found only in remote towns during festivals, Spain offers a rich and nuanced gastronomic tapestry that even seasoned travellers can overlook.

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Beyond the Tourist Trail: Northern Spain’s Secret Cultural capitalsFrom Basque Legends to Rioja Vineyards and Cantabrian...
22/05/2025

Beyond the Tourist Trail: Northern Spain’s Secret Cultural capitals

From Basque Legends to Rioja Vineyards and Cantabrian Stone Streets

The big cities often overshadow Northern Spain — think San Sebastián, Bilbao, or even Santiago de Compostela. But tucked between its rugged coastlines, misty mountains, and lush vineyards lie small towns bursting with cultural heritage, history, and unforgettable food.

If you’re a traveller seeking soulful stories over selfies, these northern gems — Hondarribia, Haro, and Santillana del Mar — deserve a spot on your itinerary.

Beyond the Tourist Trail: Northern Spain’s Secret Cultural Capitals

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Spain’s Untold Stories Through Architecture: A Cultural Journey Beyond BarcelonaWhen we think of Spanish architecture, G...
19/05/2025

Spain’s Untold Stories Through Architecture: A Cultural Journey Beyond Barcelona

When we think of Spanish architecture, Gaudí’s Sagrada Família in Barcelona often takes centre stage. But Spain’s architectural heritage extends far beyond the Catalan capital. The country is a living museum of styles, centuries, and civilisations, from Islamic artistry in Andalusia to Gothic cathedrals in Castile and the Mudejar masterpieces of Aragón.
Let’s explore Spain’s lesser-known yet breathtaking architectural wonders.

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