One of the first things I wrote about when I started blogging, was a 10-day trip to the Spanish Basque Country. I wrote very differently than I do now. The posts about that trip are short reports in chronological order and, let’s face it, they’re Read Post
Not so typical Barcelona: take a wine tour
This post is brought to you by Turismo de Vino, a company specialized in wine tours in the Barcelona region. Barcelona is well known by tourists for Gaudi and the architecture of the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, and La Pedrera. For lovers of football or Read Post
Enjoying nature at the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park
After the craziness of the TBEX blogging conference, I attended in Lloret del Mar, Spain luckily came the peacefulness of the Pyrenees. Now, as you know my mountain encounter on horseback wasn’t a success, but the rest of my time in the Spanish Pyrenees definitely Read Post
The Novotel Barcelona City by Accor: a review
When I checked in at the Novotel Barcelona City, the receptionist spoke those magical words: “You’ve been upgraded to a suite”. And so it was a late night, as I made sure to make us of my giant room… and film it for you! Read Post
I’m not adventurous and that’s okay
Last week I was in the Pyrenees in Costa Brava, Spain. I was there on a press trip with some other bloggers to get to know the region through various activities. One of these activities was horseback riding. Besides a few rides at the carnival Read Post
Girona: walking the Jewish Quarter and the rest of the city
Girona is where Ryanair flies to when it goes to “Barcelona’, but the city has its own charming old center, including a Jewish Quarter, that’s worth a visit. We walked the old cobblestone streets and felt like we were taken back to the Middle Ages. Read Post
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