It’s only inevitable that while in Barcelona, you’ll be on the hunt for a good brunch or good coffee to fuel your day of travel. Here are some of the best spots for a delicious breakfast in the city.
Calling all world-travelers! Your upcoming solo trip to Madrid doesn’t have to be unnerving, especially when we’ve made a list of spots to ease your mind, and meet a friend or two. Warning: these recommendations require getting out of your comfort zone — you won’t regret it.
We know where you can find the best Korean restaurants in Madrid, thanks to Spain’s Korean Cultural Center. Their list is the real deal, endorsing 20 authentic restaurants all around the city. We’ve already got our favs, so the list doesn’t disappoint!
When people think Spain, they think Barcelona. But, the city is actually quite different from the rest of Spain for many reasons. From the people, to the culture, to the history of this mediterranean jungle, we’re here to tell you what differentiates Barcelona.
When traveling to Spain, forget everything your mother told you about eating three balanced meals a day. In this country, the locals eat five times, and on a different schedule than you’re used to! Read to get our complete guide on the breakdown of the Spanish eating day.
Everyone travels to Spain expecting to hear Spanish– but not all Spanish speakers will know everything they’re saying! Read our list of some of the most necessary phrases to know. They will help you from ordering at the bar, to understanding the locals around you.
Barcelona is known for its paella, but not all paella is created equal. In this post, we explain what good paella should look and taste like, and give you a couple restaurants that hit the mark on truly the best authentic paella in Barcelona.
Don’t know what drink to order in Spain? Avoid asking for what’s comfortable and try a beverage that will properly acquaint you with Spanish drinking culture. You’ll wish you could bring these drinks home with you!
When traveling to Spain, be prepared to dress to impress. If you want to look like the locals do, you’ll need to pack the best items in your closet. In this guide, we break down Spanish women’s fashion, and tell you what to wear, and what not to wear to look like a local.
You don’t go to Spain to do as the Americans do– you go to Spain to do as the Spanish do! We don’t want you to show up on your vacation all too shocked by cultural differences, so here are some things to know before even packing your bags!