Up north, above the land of flamenco and bullfights, lies green Spain, a land of rolling, forested hills and mountains, splendidly craggy ocean coasts, and a cuisine especially packed...
30/11/2017
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Month: November 2017
Ioana Catalina E
Few other forms of dance and music in the world represent Latino culture today like salsa, and few other places in the world are as fantastic to...
29/11/2017
Joachim Himmeröder
Next door to Morocco, Algeria is very much off the beaten path, touristically speaking, in large part because of its troubled past. But as this blog noted last...
28/11/2017
Yuryev Pavel
Down in the south of France, one of the signature features of Toulouse, the big, bustling capital of Languedoc, is a great canal that connects its Garonne River to...
24/11/2017
Brent Hofacker
Today is one of the United States' few annual holidays which most of its inhabitants regardless of origin, age, or creed cherish and when families reunite unlike any...
23/11/2017
Igor Shootov
Israel may be a small country, but outside its great metropoli Tel Aviv and Jerusalem there are many other marvelous corners to explore, as well, such as Masada, the biblical...
22/11/2017
Both icons of world art, but certainly not two you would automatically associate with each other, right? Spaniard Pablo Picasso, perhaps the most reknowned artist of the 20th century,...
20/11/2017
Hermosos y Malditos
By now, every foodie knows that Spain is the tapas mecca par excellence, with tapas bars on nearly every corner of every town. And so what better...
18/11/2017
NaughtyNut
We fly to so many cities around the planet, and each is amazing in different ways. But one that we find particularly outstanding for its beauty and atmosphere, is the...
17/11/2017
posztos
For those with an interest in traditional local culture, a visit to Japan should definitely include a performance of Noh – the highly stylised, heavily codified dramas performed in...
16/11/2017
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