Would you like to celebrate one of the most popular American traditions in Madrid? There are plenty of restaurants that offer a traditional Thanksgiving meal. After a year in which we have learned to value what\’s important in life, it\’s time to say thanks for what we have joining our friends and family once again. […]
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Teruel is not Spain\’s most popular tourist destination. In fact, locals coined the moto \”Teruel exists\” in the 90\’s to raise awareness about the lack of visitors. The moto became so famous that it is now part of Spain\’s popular culture. However, it\’s not like there\’s nothing to see in Teruel, quite the opposite. It\’s
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Just 1 hour and 40 minutes above Barcelona you can find Costa Brava, one of the most beautiful places in Spain. There are countless things to do and see around this coast bathed by the Mediterranean sea such as spectacular coves with turquoise water, quaint medieval villages, delicious food and last but not least Salvador
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What is there to see and do in Galicia? Let\’s take a look at the best things and attractions this region in northern Spain has to offer. Galicia is a very different from the rest of Spain. It has its own language and culture which has shaped the way people in Galicia feel and live.
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This travel guide helps you plan the perfect 4-day itinerary to discover all Cantabria has to offer. Cantabria is home to many hidden gems in northern Spain. Countless charming coastal towns and quaint mountain villages from east to west make Cantabria a must-visit destination. The region\’s capital city, Santander, is considered one of the most
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Eager to try a different out of this world experience? Afternoon tea at the brand new Ritz Hotel Madrid is a must. On April 15 the Ritz Hotel in Madrid reopened its doors. This highly anticipated opening happened after three years of renovations. The hotel conceived by Cesar Ritz opened for the first time 110
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What do Spanish people typically eat for dinner? What does a typical Spanish dinner table look like? What sort of dishes are very typical in a Spanish household? Spanish meals and eating habits are unique. Even though every household is different and typical food varies from region to region, I\’m going to show you what
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Madrid is surrounded by lovely green spaces and natural parks to go for a hike. The two sierras: Guadarrama and Navacerrada provide mountain and ski enthusiast with the best sites and sights. Quaint towns like Manzanares el Real and Cercedilla are surrounded by nature. So despite the restrictions we are facing nowadays, the region offers
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Does it snow in Madrid? Unlike in the north of Spain, snow is quite an unusual sight in Madrid. Winters here are dry and cold. A few snowflakes may fall here and there every year but it\’s not often that we get to see winter wonderland in the capital of Spain. However, storm Filomena brought
Today I am going to take you along with me on a local’s guide to Madrid. Covering where to stay, the best things to do, and of course my local picks for where to eat and shop. Why trust all this local advice from me? I have been living in Madrid for 6 years, experiencing
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