Looking for the best Ronda wine tours? Look no further. If you love good wine, the Serrania de Ronda region in Andalucia is fantastic for exactly that being one of the most underrated wine regions in Spain. Ronda’s wine route is great for a road trip, but if you’re a little bit like me, you […]
Author Archives: Linn Haglund
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If you’ve asked yourself “Is Ronda Spain worth visiting?”, you’re in the right place. I’ve spent considerate time in the whitewashed town over the years and personally, I love it there. Most people go on a day trip to Ronda to see the New Bridge and grab a bite to eat. My last visit lasted […]
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Andalucia is famous for its white villages. Ronda is a great base to explore some of the finest and also some of the most underrated. After spending a lot of time in the area over the years, I’ve visited my share of white villages near Ronda Spain. From the villages in Bosque de Cobre which […]
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Cordoba is doomed to leave you bewitched by its beauty, medieval charm, picturesque patios, and the unique fusion of religions and cultures that have left their mark on the city since pre-historic times. Looking for the best things to do in Cordoba, Spain, can be a hard task as the city is jam-packed with UNESCO […]
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Even if you travel on a budget, there are plenty of free things to do in Malaga Spain to experience the culture and history of this enchanting city. Especially on Sundays, there are a few top tourist attractions that open their doors for free to everyone in the afternoon. This allows you to save a […]
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If you’ve asked yourself this question: “Is Cordoba Spain worth visiting?” you’re in the right place. Sometimes it feels overwhelming trying to decide which destinations to add to your itinerary. I totally understand why you’re here because Cordoba is living in the shadows of Malaga and Seville. And not to mention Granada with its impressive […]
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Looking for the best places to stay in Costa del Sol, Spain, can feel daunting with so many amazing towns and cities. But they all bring something different and after being based on the coast for the last 10 years living in different places and slow traveling for the last couple of years, I’ve covered […]
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When going to Seville, you must visit Seville Cathedral and the Giralda Tower. The cathedral is a jewel of Gothic architecture and stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and religious significance. Also known as Catedral de Santa María de la Sede, it’s recognized for its impressive Gothic architecture, guarding the tomb of […]
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If you’re going to see just one attraction in Cordoba, Spain, it has to be the Mosque-Cathedral. The unique landmark is a witness of how the Muslims and Christians coexisted, though the story is way more turbulent than that. To ensure you don’t miss out on it on your visit to the UNESCO city, you […]
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The old town of Malaga is one of the most captivating in Andalucia with a maze of cobbled streets taking you past tapas bars, boutique shops, and quirky museums to quaint squares. Malaga Old Town breathes history and culture, a delightful blend of traditional and modern, something rare in Spain’s southern region. Historical sites like […]