21, Jun 2021
SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA – For centuries, pilgrims have walked El Camino de Santiago. The route is more popular than ever. In fact, you cannot speak about the route because there are several roads to – in…
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12, Jun 2021
Officially, the first railway line was between Havana and Güines in the present Republic of Cuba, then still a province of Spain. That line was inaugurated in 1837. A few years later, a rail link…
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06, Jun 2021
MACHARAVIAYA – From small acorns great oaks grow, so the saying goes. This is particularly apt when considering how a small pueblo in the mountains of La Axarquia was the birthplace of a governor of…
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02, Jun 2021
Is there anything better than enjoying the views of sea and architecture with a refreshing glass of something in hand? Maybe, but whiling away an hour or two at Malaga’s rooftop bars is right up…
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01, Jun 2021
Now travel restrictions in Spain have been lifted, everyone is happy to go out again. We can slowly but surely say goodbye to a corona year full of restrictions. Driving around with a car or…
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29, May 2021
InSpain.news headed to Extremadura to discover this little-known region of Spain. This five-part series explores the region’s main towns and cities. In the final part we’re in Plasencia, the region’s second biggest town, rising above…
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22, May 2021
If you only need one reason to visit Córdoba, it would be to see the magnificent Mezquita. But there is so much more to this charming city, with its quaint plazas reached via winding streets…
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10, May 2021
Spain’s official tourist board highlights the prettiest and most-loved streets in Spain. From the modern to the traditional, each street reflects a different element of Spanish culture.
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05, May 2021
InSpain.news headed to Extremadura to discover this little-known region of Spain. This five-part series explores the region’s main towns and cities. In part 4, we’re in Zafra and Badajoz, contrasting towns with one thing in…
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03, May 2021
The Romans left an important architectural legacy in Spain. Throughout the country, from Navarre to Andalucia and from Extremadura to Catalonia, impressive Roman monuments can still be admired.
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