You’ve heard of Sangría, right? It’s the great summer/party drink that is fruity, easy and somewhat cheap to make and very tasty. Sangría is traditionally made from red wine, with fruit soaked in brandy, juice and sparkling water. It is
Málaga, a city with many museums where one can admire, learn and appreciate art. Here is a short guide to the top 4 museums we personally like to visit (there are many more) and some short information about each.
Many, when they think of Paella, they think of yellow rice. But it’s so much more. Paella is dish that is served all around Spain. Not only tourists love it, but locals enjoy paella with friends and family as a
Mijas Pueblo is a village town that takes you back to what Spanish village used to be like. Only 20 min from Málaga airport, located up on mountain and only like 10 min drive from the coast and beaches. You
You may already know that Andalucía boasts of more than 200 cuevas (‘caves’ in Spanish). Some are well known and open to the public and some are only accessible for experts and should, in any event, be tackled with the
There are multiple varieties of prawns, of many different qualities, in Spain. The highest quality, with great gastronomic value, are the prawns from Costa de Huelva, in Andalucía, southern Spain – known as ‘Gambas de Huelva’ in Spanish. Also called
Here is a guide through some of Fuengirola’s (and surrounding areas) tapas bars and restaurants where to enjoy traditional Spanish food and some with more alternative cuisine options. The guide begins in Fuengirola center (behind the post office and around)
Spanish tiles have gained a worldwide reputation for some of the most brilliant and colourful combinations. The origins of Spanish tiles go back thousands of years… During Medieval times and before the Muslim invasion in the year 711, ceramics were
Gazpacho, a cold vegetable soup, has conquered the world as a hearty, easily digestible starter or tapa. In pre-Roman times gazpacho was made from stale bread, garlic, vinegar, oil and water. Later, farmers began to add vegetables to make it
La Mezquita de Córdoba (the Great Mosque of Córdoba) is a prime example of Moorish architecture at it’s best. It is a historical monument of brillianty developed architecture. Nowadays it is no longer used as a Mosque but a Catholic
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