It was dawn already when we got up to start our journey "Discovering Tenerife, Spain" luckily my friends had an alart clock to set up our travel. I felt of being emotionally arouse and woke up to fix my bags and ready to go.
Talking about lovely places, Spain would always be counted. Well, Spain has...

ALMERIA, Spain

– A fistful of dollars used to be a beautiful sight, but that big, weighty, lovely load of cash won’t spark any smiles here.
A trip to Spain after an absence of five years taught me my money...

You don’t need to be a clubber to visit Ibiza. Marj Lefroy spends a week in this beautiful, misunderstood Mediterranean paradise.

Over the past 20 years the island of Ibiza, Spain, has transformed itself along with the electronic dance music industry to become a renowned ‘party island’. Kate...

Last night, Spain won the Euro Cup.  It was the national team's first football victory in over 44 years.

Since getting through to the semi finals,

Spain has gone football mad,  and although I am too tired after my late night celebrations to do a full write up today,  here are...

sunday 10:54am

 IS it really the 5th day? I feel like it has been either weeks or one night. It’s somewhat like the perception of waking from a dream and knowing you have only been asleep for an evening but the events that transpired encompassed a week, month, year or lifetime.

 Today is Sunday the...

 

    Once in a while  you wander the streets of a European city and happen into a bar or restaurant that for years and trips to come will be "your" spot.  Every time you return to that city you seek out that place, sip a glass of wine, chug a pint of beer or munch on...

Sitting in class one day, we suddenly heard loud noise coming from outside. Banging on garbage cans, screaming, and air horns disrupted the entire university. The teachers had expected this, and my Spanish professor, Penelope, told us it was "una huelga." After trying to figure out what she was talking...

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Tracing Gaudí around Barcelona

"My client is in no hurry."…Antonio Gaudi

Roia’s face said it all before hanging up. A weak “I’m sorry” escaped him. “They can’t find it”. I nodded...

Posting an article online may net you a few comments both gratifying and questioning. Posting your writing assignment online with critiques of your style can be quite daunting. Even the most experienced writers seethe uncomfortably when getting objective critiques.

As part of travel writer Angela...

  I finally got out of Tortosa after being trapped for about two days more than necessary. I arrived on the weekend, and therefore had to wait to get the bike reparations I needed, plus all that untrained biking led to a bit of a head cold.
  Two good days/nights of rest were enough to get me...

Ametlla and Ten Kilometers Back

The next couch I had planned was in Tortosa, another 50 miles south. I did not want to cycle that far in one day, especially since at 11am I still needed to tune up my bicycle and ditch a lot of things (I don’t need three pairs of pants, clogs, and a few books...

Over 60 miles... about 100 kilometers.

  I had no idea what to expect, all I knew was that I was going South, and has a couch to stay in Tarragona. I didn't know what roads to take, I didn't know how much stuff to bring and how much to leave behind, I didn't know how fast I could travel on two...

Understandably there are a huge number of people out there who do not agree with Bullfighting.  It is a bloody sport and comes across as very cruel to the average American spectator.  However, you would be missing out on an exciting, truly Spanish cultural tradition if you pass up the...

Crumbs were her favorite.  After a loaf of bread or bag of crackers had been finished off, Maja would pour out the specks of grain into a small bowl and stir in a little marmalade or milk.  It was her special treat since we were devoid of sweets, so people learned not to throw things away too hastily.

In my new home on the northern end of Sant Vincenç dels Horts, I’d grown accustomed to a staple diet of oranges, yogurt, and chocolate sandwich cookies.  I’d also grown accustomed to the mullet-headed children riding bicycles, the Spain-ish lisp, the large guild of stray cats and their abandoned...

One of my favorite bands, Radiohead, has an old song that really speaks volumes to those of us who love to travel. I'm talking about "The Tourist," off of OK Computer. The song, which comes off as a slow melodic tune, has a much deeper meaning than the lyrics might offer. Thom Yorke sings about tourists...

Well i ll start with this blog , so much things to tell you about this amazing place ... first of all , i have to do my best greetings to my personal guide wich is also a great human being l ... Pictures you ll see on this blog are form him and from me ... His name is endika ... i ll tell you...

Because evrything to start need a first step , the first impulse to start its way ,...

well .. here is one --i think

I m just arriving in this community of travellers and bloggers and i suppose eagers of sharing and discovering too ... welll

born in the island of tahiti...

I'll admit that I like to shop when I travel. I wouldn't travel solely for the purpose of shopping, but it does offer a peak into the local culture. Even going to the grocery store or a department store can provide a lot of insight. I was surprised to find a wide selection of cereal when I was in...

This pub is jammed wall-to-wall with American college
students, on exchange for a semester here in Granada. Spanish bartenders pour pints of
Guinness while screens on all sides blast an NFL game from satellite. Bon Jovi
roars from the speakers. In the corner, a small knot of Australians crowd
around...