Spain
A boozy brunch is sometimes just a necessity while on vacation– and Madrid definitely knows how to please. With one euro mimosas, instagrammable interiors, and plentiful assorted pastries, these four spots are our recommended go-to’s for a mimosa brunch in the city.
Barcelona is a city with an abundance of sights, eats, and activities. If you’re only there for a short time, you have to know the must-do’s of this fabulous city. We list out the top of the top so your time is spent enjoying the best Barcelona has to offer!
Spain has much good cuisine to offer meat lovers visiting the city. From chuletón de vaca vieja (Spanish ribeye) to cecina de león (3-year-cured beef), you can hear of the best cuts in the city right here.
Seville has much to do, see, and eat in a day’s trip. With history dating back to the 8th century, the entire town is rich in culture and activity. Read here to know what to do and where to go in Seville.
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Discover the past of Seville with a local guide. We’ll walk around some of the most iconic sites of the city and dig into the history of every civilization. We’ll focus on medieval history, the urbanistic maze of the former Jewish quarter, and learning the stories of some of the characters that once lived here.
Feel like trying one of the best Paella restaurants in Madrid? Check out our recommended spots in the city — whether you want to eat at a restaurant, or want to learn how to cook paella yourself! Learn from our local host who’s known across Europe– she’s even been featured by the popular Marie Claire French Magazine!
Madrid has numerous museums, but the three that make up Madrid’s Art Triangle are the most popular among visitors and locals alike. The Prado, the Reina Sofía, and the Thyssen-Bornemisza are equally as impressive, while each collection still holds its own unique history.
With a countless number of bars and tapas experiences to choose from, it can be hard to know which ones are truly the best. We’ve listed out some of our favorites from the city of Barcelona, and explain what makes each one unique!
Do you want to feel moved by a dancer tapping her feet to the guitar, or by a singer’s passionate cry? Check out our top Flamenco picks to enjoy in Madrid — from a grand performance, to an intimate recital.