· A reknowned historical legacy ✓
· A wealth of cultural offerings ✓
· An ambiance that defines an era ✓
And as someone who has lived and travelled in Mexico for years, I...
24/01/2017
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Iberia Destinations
photo | Konstantin Menshikov
Sweden can be a bit eccentric, and its otherwise elegant capital Stockholm is of course also its capital of weirdness - a fact of which various...
23/01/2017
photo | kelifamily
Of the key developments that have altered Western (and world) civilisation, it could be argued that the Protestant Reformation of 16th-century Europe ranks right up there. It revolutionised...
19/01/2017
Thanks to the country's long isolation from most international trade, the United States' economic embargo since 1960, and a ban on Cubans buying new cars, one of the things...
17/01/2017
Today we take you to China's largest city, Shanghai, guided by our Iberia Mayor Fernando Pérez, who describes Shanghai as a destination you really shouldn't miss, especially if you love...
16/01/2017
Are you by any chance one of the tens of millions of people who suffer from paraskevidekatriaphobia? That's the technical term for someone who's truly spooked by Friday the 13th, the...
13/01/2017
Religious art and architecture at their best aim at the transcendental. But there are a few structures out there in the world that can quite compare to Colombia's Catedral...
12/01/2017
photo | mookiefl
Along with its share of tumult and uncertainty, there's no doubt that 2017 will also be bringing us the positive, interesting, and uplifting. One such event is in...
10/01/2017
photo | Thomas Rousing
What do Barcelona and Copenhagen have in common? Well, a goodly bunch of things, of course. But today we're going to be talking about skating. In both...
09/01/2017
image | Xavier Romero-Frias
From a religious standpoint, the Christmas season actually ends today on the Feast of Epiphany (also known in Hispanic countries as Three Kings Day). During this...
06/01/2017
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