Flamenco is perhaps the most unique and significant of all cultural rarities in Spain. If you never went to a flamenco show, you don’t know what you are missing! Flamenco is not only a form of song, but also a form of...
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The perfect way to get to know the Portuguese soul and state of mind is undoubtedly to listen to fado. This typical Portuguese musical style has been recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO and has...
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In Spain, there is no shortage of destinations that will awaken the romantic in you. Besides the famous cities of Madrid, Barcelona, Seville or even Santiago de Compostela, which in themselves exude a very passionate...
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After exploring every nook and cranny of Porto, Portugal's second largest city, it's time to venture out and discover other superb neighboring towns and villages that will most definitely leave you speechless. Why?...
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Porto is the second biggest city in Portugal, nested in the Douro River bay, in the northern part of the country. The renowned Port wine gave worldwide fame to this beautiful location, placing in on the map a long time...
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Once you have experienced Seville to the fullest, then you can and should take some daytrips to nearby places that are equally beautiful and interesting. There are lots of towns and villages that deserve your undivided...
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Portugal follows Europe’s best wine tradition and has been growing steadily as a remarkable destination for wine lovers and enthusiasts. A wonderful year-long mild climate provides beautiful sunny days and the best...
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The city of Santiago de Compostela became a symbol of the Christian Reconquest in Spain, due to the discovery here in 814 of the supposed tomb of Saint James, the patron saint of Spain and one of the twelve disciples of...
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