Author Profile: Amalia Maloney Del Riego

Our day enjoying Denia’s Historic Center, was all about wandering the streets slowly. We took our time, even though we were starting to get very...   view more

We loved our visit in Seville and want to return in the future. If you’re going to visit Seville and are considering August, don’t let the heat keep you back. Just keep in mind these tips about how best to visit Seville in August, and we think you’ll actually have a pretty ‘cool’...   view more

When it comes to Spain’s best tapas routes, throw out any foreign notions of bar-hopping and wondering what will ruin your gut first – the drinks or the food. Spain means business when it comes to eating and drinking well, even down to their tapas and bar...   view more

That’s right – vermouth in Valencia is not only an amazing drink, but an amazing experience to have. So here is our latest gastronomy travel guide for where to enjoy Spanish vermouth in...   view more

Our authentically Spanish Mediterranean town is full of places that serve this distinctive aperitif, which these past few years is experiencing a comeback here in...   view more

There are so many great things to do in Madrid, that it’s no surprise it’s one of the most popular places to visit in Europe. Over the past few years living in Spain, we’ve visited Madrid several times. Each time, we discover and experience more of Spain’s capital...   view more

If you’re looking for an exquisite time in the sea and sun of Spain’s Mediterranean shores, use our guide and interactive map to have the best time exploring the Denia...   view more

Imagine yourself in the Valencia Old Town, strolling among the orange tree lined sidewalks and enchanting, old-world architecture. You’re in search of the atmosphere and vibe of Spain’s third largest city, craving a taste of the local life while still seeing the top...   view more

Welcome to part two of our Ideal Valencia Old Town Guide. It features the top historical and iconic sites for experiencing the Barrio del Carmen (Carmen neighborhood, also known as El Carmen), Valencia Old Town’s most popular and historic...   view more

There is a special part of Spain, its mystical and romantic history, that can best be experienced by visiting Oviedo. Standing among its lush green parks, picturesque architecture and ancient ruins, one can feel its tantalizing magic in the air. It is the capital city of Spain’s northern region of Asturias, which is steeped in folklore and known as the birthplace of the Reconquista. This area also has deep Gaelic influence going back centuries, complete with celtic crosses, bagpipes being...   view more

When you imagine visiting Salamanca, Spain, what comes to mind? Maybe you can see yourself before the cathedral towers and the shells of the Casa de Conchas. Or perhaps you envision walking through the Gothic arches in its renowned university, one of the oldest in the world. Indulge your senses further by tasting the flaky, buttery pastry of the traditional “Hornazo”, a delicious meat pie sold at bakeries. Then feel the satisfaction of enhancing your taste buds with the fragrant, velvety...   view more

Here are our recommendations for what to do in Denia. After living in this charming beach town for several years, we’ve gotten to experience a lot that is offered here. So when readers like you, and friends and family, visit here, we have plenty of great suggestions to share. There are some things that we recommend as must-have experiences, but ultimately it comes down to your preferences. How do you want to enjoy Denia? Whatever it is, we hope you’ll enjoy our insight, ask your questions,...   view more

Time to swap out that jolly red color for a juicy shade of orange by spending Christmas in Valencia. It’s a great way to experience the holidays in Spain without the massive crowds in the more commonly known cities of Madrid and Barcelona. You can enjoy the charming historic center, traditional Valencia foods, and even the alluring Mediterranean Sea for a unique European Christmas trip. To make the most of this holiday trip, here are three helpful things that we’ve learned firsthand so that...   view more

To visit Caceres is to truly travel through old world ages and the best of its romantic splendor. Just strolling the narrow, stone streets between classical towers and overhanging flowers, makes it worthy of your Europe travel bucket list. The historic center of Caceres is abundant with architectural styles from across the eras yet particularly unique because of the lack of external modernity. This has caused it to be an ideal location for filming and the popular series Game of Thrones has many...   view more