As you can imagine, when tour guides get together we “never” talk about our clients… Well maybe a little bit once in a while. Here are some anecdotes of my life as a tour guide! I have changed the names and nationalities of my guests. In four days we should have...
Our article last week has arised many questions. I always say that the Guernica painting is a very complex work of art that touches each person on a different level. In order to go deeper in the understanding of the paintingI have put together a list of books and...
Before getting into Guernica, the painting, let me give you a short introduction to the worlds political climate. It was April 26th 1937, it was the middle of the Spanish Civil War. The country was divided in two political sides, the Republicans (the liberal party)...
Summer is coming, and we are finally going to take some days off. It has been two years without visiting the beach ( I hate COVID). This is normally the time of the year when I read the most. I love laying my towel on the sand and letting myself go in the tales...
Spring has arrived in Spain, the days are becoming longer and temperatures are beginning to rise. It is the time of the year to welcome friends at home, and you want to welcome them with a fresh glass of sangria. Whenever you visit Spain, you might think that...
The Camino to Santiago has always been a bridge for cultures. Starting on the VIII century this pilgrimage route has conected all Europe. It has been a comercial and spiritual route that brings Europe together. Here at the entrance of Puente de la Reina all the...
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