Articles #308
Why do you have to go to Betanzos to eat tortilla?
Why do you have to go to Betanzos to eat tortilla?In Spain the omelette it is so entrenched that one could divide the population over this recipe: there...
Emilia Pardo Bazán, the Spanish journalist witness at the inauguration of the Eiffel Tower
Emilia Pardo Bazán, the Spanish journalist at the inauguration of the Eiffel Tower.The most surprising thing to read Emilia Pardo Bazan, one of our...
Pozo de Corme: a natural pool in the wildest part of the Costa da Morte
The dips in the Corme well are quick, going in and outA few meters from the most dangerous place in the world for sailors the sea made a pool . For...
La Axarquia, a walk through the secrets of the other Costa del Sol
The CarligtoThey came from distant places following their mysterious legend and here they found their paradise. These settlers discover us the other...
Abocados al avocado: three avocado restaurants open in Madrid
has come to stayIt's been a while since he avocado ( avocado in English) has become the Rosalia from #foodporn (Not for nothing, but we already announced...
The first plastic-free hotel in Lima opens
Lima, the gastronomic capital of the world, a mecca for chefs and foodies alike, opens a hotel on October 1. Its about five stars Iberostar Selection Miraflores,...
The Ribeira Sacra grape harvest: a mission for superheroes
The art of grape harvesting on slopeSome may ask what the **heroic viticulture of the Ribeira Sacra** has to do with Olivia Newton-John, Obama and Isaac...
'What burns', the film to understand the reality of rural Galicia
Benedicta Sánchez, heart of the film.“Eucalyptus trees grow looking for the sky and the roots can measure kilometers […]. They are a plague, worse than...
This summer learn to drink like a Galician
Galicia, spirits and summerThis summer will be different . We will all plan our getaways a little more and look for quieter places to escape the crowds....
Sálvora: a wild Galician island and three heroines
That characteristic rounded rock of Sálvora.“A fearless thriller starring our headscarf-wearing grandmothers.” That's how the director likes it Paula...
Couto Mixto: the Galician microstate that was independent for 700 years
Mixed Couto, the history of what wasHappened in Galicia , in the middle of the Middle Ages, when Spain was not yet Spain and Europe was struggling in...
Touriñán, traveling to the last sunset in continental Europe (although only for a few days)
The westernmost horizon of the Iberian PeninsulaThis is such a magical destination that it can only be reached twice a year : An A early spring and...