Spain is such a fascinating country. Going to each different region feels like you’re going to a completely different country.
I’ve been lucky enough to see a lot of Spain. I’ve lived in Andalucía and Catalunya, and visited lots of the rest of the country. Here are a few places I recommend visiting – though it’s by no means an extensive list!
You can also check out each region from the drop-down menu.
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The 6 Best Things to Do in Ibiza Without Getting Drunk
Let's be honest here. How many people go to Ibiza for the culture and history? I'm not getting on any high horses here. I've been to Ibiza twice, and my first trip was a happy haze of sunburns, cocktails, and pounding electronic music. As far as non-drinking culture...
Where in Spain Wednesday – Sevilla’s Feria de Abril
In honor of Sevilla's famous Feria de Abril, which is happening this week, here's one of my favorite photos from last year's Feria - a bunch of girls in their flamenco dresses enjoying the carnival. This part of the fair takes places in the Calle del Infierno - Hell...
What to Wear to the Feria de Abril (if You’re a Guiri)
Last year, I went to Sevilla's famous Feria. Before I went, one of the big questions on my mind was "What on earth do I wear??" I'd seen photos, but all the locals wore huge ruffled flamenco dresses. I certainly wasn't going to go that route, so I was still wondering...
Where in Spain Wednesday – The Andalusian Countryside
This photo is from a couple of years ago when I was studying abroad. It's in Ronda, a tiny hillside town in Málaga. The fields near them are filled with trees and olive groves. Actually, the drive up to the city is really stunning, which is something I almost never...
Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences
Here's yet another piece of surprising architecture from Spain - Valencia's famous Ciudad de las Artes y Las Ciencias, the City of Arts and Sciences. Seriously, how many cool buildings can one country have? When it comes to Spain, the answer is a LOT! Just check this...
Carnaval in Sitges: Cold, Crazy, and a Whole Lot of Fun
I'm checking my watch, pacing back and forth, and cross with myself for forgetting my cell phone. What if they're not coming? We're supposed to be going to Carnaval in Sitges together. Did I get the time wrong? They're half an hour late. Should I just catch the next...