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Traveling through Andalucía changed how I see modern Spain. Its regional identities, political tensions, religious traditions, and its barely contained passions all make more sense in the broader context of a land that has been contested, rebuilt, renamed, and reimagined for two thousand years.
Travel has a way of teaching in reverse, where initial first impressions are refined over time towards a better understanding of a place…
The Alpujarras — white towns -- were built by the Berbers of Northern Africa during Spain’s Islamic Al-Andalus era (AD 711 to 1492). Today, they are a popular gateway into the Sierra Nevada mountains…
A day trip from Seville to Ronda, with a stop in Zahara de la Sierra, brought to life the setting of Hemingway’s “For Whom the Bell Tolls”…
In Rioja Valley, wine is a religion and I had come to be baptized…
In Guernica, we confronted the atrocities of war, civic violence, and the fragility of democracy. We, the people, must never forget…
What was meant to be a short stroll in Getxo became, instead, a 13 mile surrender to serendipity.
Through the patient teaching of our local wine expert, Inma (from Rioja Wine Trips), we learn that sipping wine is a meditation…
Rise and shine in San Sebastian and Hondarribia, on the northern tip of Spain. In the off-season, these party towns are calm and quiet…
