Historic City of Jerez Honored as Spain’s Gastronomic Capital 2026
Contributor Jackie Sheckler Finch visits the historic city of Jerez, Spain (in the province of Cadiz) and discovers how it garnered the title of Spain’s Gastronomic Capital.
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Discovering Villajoyosa on the Costa Blanca
The charming beach town of Villajoyosa offers visitors a glimpse of provincial life in Alicante.
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Puppy Love: The Puppy That Guards the Guggenheim
I fell In love wIth The Puppy guarding the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain—one of the most famous and beloved pieces of public art in the world.
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Celebrating Saint Jordi’s Day in Catalonia
Every year since 1926, Sant Jordi’s Day (La Diada de Sant Jordi, in Catalan) and St. George’s Day, in English) has been celebrated on April 23rd in the Catalan region of Spain.
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Cruising on Queen Elizabeth: The Cunard Way
Guest contributors John and Sandra Nowlan cruise from Southampton to Spain and Portugal on Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth – “The Cunard Way”
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Port of Cartagena Spain: 6 Reasons To Visit The OTHER Cartagena
Each time we mentioned our recent visit to the Port of Cartagena Spain to friends, we had to quality the statement, “It’s the other Cartagena!”
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Windows around the world open doors to lifestyle and culture
Whether you’re peeking in or peering out, windows around the world can proffer hints about people, places and cultures. Boomer bloggers share some favorites…
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Smooth sailing on Regent Seven Seas Mariner
A first-timer reports on a Mediterranean journey on the Regent Seven Seas Mariner…
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Suculent: Traditional Catalan tapas laced with a touch of whimsy
Succulent offers a great take on tapas in Barcelona.
