Curiosities about Seville’s Giralda: did you know that…?
Its origin, its name, its height… There are many curiosities about Seville’s Giralda, and here we share the most important ones about this tower which, for many, is the city’s
Andalusia is truly immense. A vast, diverse territory full of nuances. It cannot be summarized by just three cities or a checklist of sights visited in a hurry.
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Culture, gastronomy, history, monuments, curiosities… shall we begin?
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Its origin, its name, its height… There are many curiosities about Seville’s Giralda, and here we share the most important ones about this tower which, for many, is the city’s
Ajoblanco is one of the most refreshing Andalusian dishes, alongside gazpacho and salmorejo. In fact, it falls under the category of ‘cold soups’, which are so typical of southern Spain.
The British heritage route in Huelva is a tourism proposal that will take you through some of the city’s most interesting corners, proud of its close ties with Great Britain
The routes of the Legacy of Al-Andalus are much more than tourist itineraries through Andalusia. They are a true hallmark of the region, of Spain… and even of Europe. In
We dedicate this post to the Alpujarra of Granada route because, as inferred from the popular name of this historical region, there are two “Alpujarras”: on one hand, the one
This article about the Route through the Almería Alpujarra completes the two previous ones on the itineraries through the Granada Alpujarra. Indeed, this historic region extends to both sides of
The list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Córdoba leaves no room for doubt: it is a city full of history and charm, with historic monuments and fully living traditions.
In a previous blog post we discussed five of the best squares in Andalusia and we warned: there could be many others. So here are five more that, due to
Although at first glance they may seem the same, there is a significant difference between gazpacho and salmorejo. Or rather, we should say “differences,” as there are several things that
In a recent post, we outlined an initial route through the Alpujarra of Granada, the most common for excursions from the capital: the one that, passing through Lanjarón, leads to
Pescaíto frito is, without a doubt, one of the hallmarks of Andalusian cuisine. Of course, Andalusia is not the only place in Spain—or even in Europe—where fish is fried. But
When we talk about traditional fashion, the mantilla in Andalusia immediately comes to mind. It is one of the region’s most distinctive garments, a symbol of elegance and good taste.
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