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This is a travel magazine created in Spain. Here you will discover charming corners, Spanish stories and routes through Spain. A good place to start traveling.

118 articles

Ronda: the most beautiful city in the sunlight

"Si vais alguna vez a España, it is to Ronda where you should go. La ciudad entera y sus alrededores son un decorado romántico". Ernest Hemingway was seduced by the influence of the Malaga city, whose history and appearance overwhelm me as soon as I set foot on it.
byContributors
16 March, 2015

Estremadura: Route of the Conquerors

Hand of the protagonists of the conquest of America, most born in Extremadura, I load my backpack to travel the route of the conquistadors, those characters who took their name and their peoples in the New World
byContributors
27 November, 2014

Penalba de Santiago: the silence of the stone

When I enter the villa I attest to its intoxicating atmosphere. The first thing that comes into view is his past. Peñalba is an ancient town where the church of Santiago de Peñalba is located, a jewel of Mozarabic architecture from the 10th century.
byContributors
19 September, 2014

Goriz: the legendary shelter of Ordesa

In their rooms it never got dark. The hours made noises and the noises, impatience. you wanted to sleep and, at the same time, get up as soon as possible because the doze was crossed by flashlight beams, footsteps of boots that shook the silence and the metallic clash of crampons and ice axes.
byRicardo Coarasa
25 July, 2014

Madrid: the city without the others

that's my city, Madrid, the city in which the others do not exist. The city that never waits for me. Needless, is always open. I never understood my city better than now that I'm gone. I never felt that so much of his blood ran in my veins. I get it now that I know I like you because the last thing you want is to be perfect.. You are not. You are old, new, bitch, fun, beautiful and ugly.
byJavier Brandoli
14 July, 2014

Bárcena Mayor, The varyed village in time

The isolation has greatly contributed to the conservation of its medieval and mountain character, that manifests itself in the ancient zaguanes, laundries, bread ovens, Pajares, stables or windows of their rural houses of the 16th and 17th centuries.
byContributors
18 June, 2014

Birds Lagoon: Peñalara in privacy

At the geodesic vertex they have painted a republican flag, anticipating the King's abdication in a few days. Someone who climbs to a peak with a spray to paint a flag, be the republican, the constitutional or that of the Thirds of Flanders, He is a complete idiot opponent who should be disqualified from mountaineering.
byRicardo Coarasa
6 June, 2014

Homage to the Canfranero

Waiting for an old train at a lonely station is a good way to start your day.. One, also, dragging in their wagons a history of resistance against the laziness of the authorities on either side of the Pyrenees, get on it is, especially, an exercise in insubordination.
byRicardo Coarasa
23 May, 2014

Spring in Ordesa

There are landscapes that permeate your life, that soak her with experiences that linger in her memory until they become confused with her. Landscapes of memory, landscape memory, so much of. They are places you never say goodbye to., to which you always return.
byRicardo Coarasa
9 May, 2014

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To the right starts the path that runs through the Canal de Izas, the great corridor that connects the valleys of Tena and Aragon and one of the most beautiful and lonely in the Pyrenees of Huesca. I have made the complete crossing twice, one summer and one in the middle of winter, and in both I have enjoyed that feeling of remoteness with which lonely horizons are blessed.
byRicardo Coarasa
25 April, 2014

Villuercas: the Appalachian Trail

This region keeps a memory of what the Earth was like 300 million years, when before the continents were formed a mountain range ran through it from present-day Canada to the Atlas. Now, This mountain range is divided among eleven countries that dream of signaling the Appalachian International Trail (BE).
byRicardo Coarasa
4 April, 2014

Valley of the Sugar Mills: Scars sugar

This valley is the symbol of the glorious heyday of the sugar industry. Located around the city of Trinidad, this immense plain of more than 200 square kilometers is no longer upholstered by sugar cane fields, But references from that past are kept alive.
byDiego Cobo
20 March, 2014

Where the Cantabrian has not yet left his childhood

The high estuaries from Viveiro to O Barqueiro have places that are really out of the ordinary and far from any tourist guide. Roads where the footprint of the pilgrim is strange, the people are cool as grass and the forests have eyes that, among ferns, they will appear in our path
byContributors
6 March, 2014
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