When you think about traditional Spanish cooking, I bet you never think of grilling. Yet, cooking on a parilla, a grate or grill; a la brasa, over hot coals, or on a plancha, a metal hot plate set […]

The summer solstice remains a magical night in much of the northern hemisphere. Mythology states that strange things can occur on this shortest night of the year. Read along to find out how the Night […]

Cherries become the main focus of the Fiesta de la Cereza (Cherry Festival) in Castillo de Locubin a municipality in the province of Jaen which is close to the town of Alcala la Real on […]

Andalucia is a real treasure of nature with many different types of landscapes which make the region unique in Spain. 1. EL TORCAL ANTEQUERA (MÁLAGA) One of the top natural wonders of Andalucia is El […]

Andalucia is known for the excellent local products and has several designations of origin (DO). Controls that ensure that the best of Andalucian food comes to our table. For example the tropical fruits of the […]

Andalucia is so much more than sunshine, beach and ferias. While the local ferias are an integral part of life in the south of Spain, there are so many things to do, see and experience throughout […]

You might not know it, but Spain is a mecca for coffee lovers. Coffee is certainly an important part of the day in Malaga. Many people have a cup when they wake up in the morning […]

Sometimes the best things in life are the simplest. A close cousin to the English bread or the French pain-perdu, torrijas is a traditional Spanish dessert in the Holy Week or ‘Semana Santa’ which is as simple as […]

Spring is the best time of year for a visit to the south of Spain: it’s warm but not too hot and the region becomes covered in the most spectacular colours. There’s no doubt about […]

Semana Santa in Andalusia is a week full of color, art, religious fervor, and great processions. It is an event that literally transforms the Andalucian towns and cities across this region. Malaga and Seville host […]