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Catalonia – Part 2

October 19, 2017 by Lucy Foxell 20 Comments

The Servants Jump - The Sau Reservoir Catalonia

My journey through Catalonia continues to Osona…. Having left the charms of Berguedà behind me, I continued on my exciting journey through Catalonia where my entire itinerary was a complete unknown.  In the hands of my guides, I became accustomed to arriving in new places with no idea what was in store for me… It […]

A Porky Passion with Iberian Ham.

December 2, 2019 by Fiona Maclean 2 Comments

Dehesa - Black pigs in the sun

Exploring the Dehesa – Iberian Ham. What makes Iberian ham (jamón Ibérico) so special?  Obviously the best way to find out is by travelling to Spain to Seville and then on into the countryside to the North, to the Dehesa. In our case that was to an area around Huelva, Cumbres de San Bartolomé, close […]

Top Things to do in Costa del Sol

October 19, 2018 by Simon 13 Comments

One of the top things to do in Costa del Sol is to visit the Caminito del Ray Walkway Costa Del Sol

Beyond the Beach in Costa del Sol Introduction – Things you must do in Costa del Sol: With stunning sandy beaches, you may well have already considered a sea and sand holiday in Costa del Sol.  If like me, though, you are the sort of person who likes having things to do, Costa del Sol […]

Palma Mallorca Food

April 9, 2019 by Fiona Maclean 2 Comments

Blood oranges Mercat de l'Olivar

The Food of Mallorca – Culinary Heritage and Must Try Dishes in Palma: I’m standing on the stairs leading down to an ancient kitchen in one of Palma’s bakeries, Fornet de la Socà. The baker standing in front of the now disused wood oven, the oldest in Palma, is carefully teasing out his dough for […]

Palma de Mallorca – Sun, Sand and Special Shops!

March 21, 2019 by Fiona Maclean 2 Comments

Vidriarias Gordiola - Emblematic Shop Palma

Emblematic Shops in Palma de Mallorca: (invited press review) What comes to mind when you think of Mallorca?  For me, it’s beaches, nightlife, bars and restaurants.  A holiday vibe and a happy place with a great Marina.  We can easily forget is that places like Palma existed before the Brits arrived and for that matter […]

Boutique Hotels Palma de Mallorca – Brondo Architect Hotel

February 28, 2019 by Fiona Maclean 6 Comments

Palma at Night - the Cathedral

Brondo Architect, a Quirky Boutique Hotel, Palma de Mallorca: Press Trip Wandering the streets of Palma de Mallorca with a guide, we stopped to look at a pair of buildings, Can Casasayas and Pensión Menorquina. My naive comment, that they looked like Gaudi provoked the response that the architect was, of course, heavily influenced by […]

Barcelona – a City Break

June 10, 2012 by Fiona Maclean 6 Comments

Attic Gaudi House Barcelona

Barcelona or Bust: One of the advantages of being London based is that it’s very easy to travel to mainland Europe.  I spent several years taking the earliest flight or train out of London to Europe to be in Paris, Amsterdam or Brussels for business meetings at 11am on a Monday morning, and at that […]

Weekend in Barcelona at the Cotton House Hotel

December 21, 2017 by Adrian York 11 Comments

Barcelona Cathedral

Short Break in Barcelona: Barcelona is a ‘must visit’ destination so the opportunity to experience a weekend winter’s getaway combined with an invitation to stay at the glamorous Cotton House Hotel was too good to turn down. It’s a city you would need to spend a few weeks in to really get underneath its skin but […]

Colonia Guell, a Gaudi UNESCO town in Catalonia

June 8, 2017 by Simon 15 Comments

Colonia Guel Crypt Roof

Colonia Guell – Catalonia: Just 25 kilometres inland from Barcelona, Colonia Guell is a UNESCO heritage colony town and is a working example of Antoni Gaudi’s architecture and Catalan Modernism design. Colony towns were modelled on the British industrial towns model, as the Industrial Revolution swept all across Europe. Eusebio Guell moved his textile factory to […]

My Catalonian Journey of Discovery

November 24, 2016 by Sandy Cadiz Smith 13 Comments

Catalonia Montblanc Catalunya Spain

Cava and More in Catalonia, Spain: Catalonia is commonly associated with the lively beaches of the Costa Brava, the creative geniuses of architect Antoni Gaudi and artist Salvador Dali and, of course, its vibrant capital Barcelona. They’re all great reasons to visit, but there’s more…a lot more. This diverse and beautiful region covers over 32,000 square […]

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