Just a quickie, but I've just come across this interesting little map of Spain showing what each region is (apparently) best known for.
(Picture via the excellent - https://rememberingletters.wordpress.com)
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Valencia is Spain’s third largest city, and is fast becoming the place to visit thanks to its stunning buildings, history, culture, Las Fall... -
Granada's most popular attraction is the Moorish Alhambra Palace, which dominates the Andalucian skyline for miles around. Th... -
Towering castles, royal families, sangria, cheese, wine and bullfights! Vivid images of culturally rich Spain fill the mind while pondering... -
Gibraltar. The Rock. Or as it is affectionately known by the locals - 'Gib'. A little bit of Britain jutting out into the Mediterr... -
Spanish cinema was born in 1896 after a Eduardo Jimeno Correas was commissioned to film the now famous 'Salida de misa de doce del Pila...
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Ibiza. To me it conjures up visions of 17 year old sex-crazed British teenagers, sleeping on the beach in their own vomit after a night pay... -
What is there to say about Barcelona which hasn't been said? Well, in my case, quite a lot. To some people "Barca" is... -
Yesterday we were unfortunate to hear the sad news of the passing of Paco de Lucia, whilst playing with his children on a beach in Cancun,... -
It can be argued that Spain is home to the 2 greatest football club sides of all time, and was responsible for producing the greatest natio... -
The Basque Country is a distinctive area allowing you to experience a unique side to Spain when you visit. Located over two nations on the ...
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