Almodóvar Castle: A great day trip from Córdoba. Almodóvar Castle is straight out of a fairy tale, a castle on a high hill with incredible 360 views. Built by the Moors where a Roman fort once stood, it is considered one of the best castles in all of Spain. It was also a filming location […]
What’s special about Dénia?
What’s special about Dénia? It’s not a rhetorical question. We spent 2 days visiting this town (the last town on our month-long exploration of the Alicante coast) and just didn’t feel it. It is by no means an unattractive town but we just didn’t see what makes Dénia such a popular place for both visitors […]
Comparing Supermarkets in Spain. Which is the best?
Comparing Supermarkets in Spain. What’s the best supermarket in Spain? There’s a lot of competition when it comes to supermarkets in Spain and how you define “best” depends on a lot of factors. In this post I’ll cover the major supermarkets in Spain and list the pros and cons of each including cost, accessibility and […]
Why Shoulder Season is the best time to Visit Spain
Why Shoulder Season is the best time to Visit Spain. Most travellers get Spain wrong. Many come in July and August where they suffer sweltering crowds and heat (I think the summer months are the absolute worst time to come to Spain). Others come in January or February which can have unpredictable weather. It’s also […]
A Guide to a Scenic walk around the Alhambra (Granada, Spain)
A Guide to a Scenic walk around the Alhambra. This 1 hour walk (if you walk at a steady pace) takes you from the city center to the Alhambra forest, around the walls of the Alhambra, and back down the other side of the Alhambra back into the center. It’s a great walk because of […]
The Patios of Córdoba – what you should know
The Patios of Córdoba – what you should know. Every year, in May, Córdoba has festival called the Patios of Córdoba. In 2025, it runs from May 5th to May 18th. The Patios of Córdoba are a flower and courtyard festival in one, a chance to visit different courtyards all over the city and admire […]
