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Grecia en Andalucía: un nuevo oasis de lujo en las playas de Estepona

A New Beach Club with Panoramic Pool and Greek Gastronomy Opens on the Costa del Sol. An exclusive beach club inspired by Greek mythology has opened in Estepona. Visitors can enjoy a panoramic pool overlooking the sea, refined gastronomy, and unique Santorini-style design. This new venue promises to become a hotspot on the Costa del Sol this summer.

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¿Por qué en Lucar en enero no sólo se lanzan panes desde los balcones?

Unusual Spanish Festivals: How Bread and Even Jamón Are Thrown from Balconies in Andalusia. Spain hosts vibrant festivals all year round, with each region boasting its own unique traditions. In the Andalusian town of Lucar, January brings the celebration of Saint Sebastian's Day, when locals throw bread rings and even whole legs of jamón from their balconies. We explain the origins of this unusual custom and why it draws tourists.

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¿Dónde encontrar en Vigo las mejores vistas y un ambiente perfecto para relajarse?

12 Best Terraces in Vigo: Where to Enjoy City Panoramas and Sea Views. Vigo is renowned not only for its proximity to the Atlantic but also for its variety of terraces offering stunning views. We have selected 12 of the most interesting spots—from cozy gardens to stylish rooftop venues—where you can savor Galician cuisine, sip a cocktail at sunset, or simply relax by the sea. Discover the city’s best terraces.

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Sants se prepara para sorprender: ¿qué espera a los visitantes en la principal fiesta de agosto?

Nine-Day Festival in Barcelona’s Sants District Kicks Off With Hundreds of Events. From August 23 to 31, Barcelona’s Sants district will become a hub of celebration, offering concerts, parades, street decorations, sports competitions, and culinary events. The program features around 400 activities for all ages.

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Nuevo Starbucks en Madrid: café, cócteles y experiencias únicas en el estadio

Starbucks Opens Largest Flagship Store in Spain at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. Madrid is now home to Spain's largest flagship Starbucks. The new two-story, 900-square-meter store is located inside the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and offers exclusive drinks, a mixology area, and unique cultural events. This is the first Starbucks outlet to open inside a football stadium in Europe.

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Una playa convertida en aeródromo: el misterio de la costa cántabra.

Oyambre Beach in Cantabria: a unique blend of wild nature, aviation history, and perfect waves for surfing. Discover Oyambre Beach in Cantabria — a two-kilometer stretch of sand in the heart of a natural park. Learn about the story of an emergency landing of a transatlantic airplane in 1929, its unique ecosystem that is home to migratory birds, and why this spot is so popular among surfers.

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Olvídese de los destinos turísticos habituales: este es el pueblo más bonito y auténtico de Asturias

Lastres: The Cinematic Jewel of Asturias Where the Cantabrian Sea Meets an Authentic Fishing Village. Nestled on the Asturian coast among lush cliffs lies the picturesque village of Lastres. Its houses cascading down toward the port, ancient streets, and fresh seafood attract those seeking the real Spain far from mass tourism.

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Dónde surfear en España: destinos inesperados para los amantes del surf

Four Surfing Beaches in Spain: Top Spots for Beginners and Pros. Spain is a country where surfing is available year-round for all skill levels. We highlight four beaches that are perfect for both first-time surfers and seasoned riders. Discover where to find the best waves and the true spirit of surf culture.

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¿Dónde se puede probar vino gratis en el Camino de Santiago?

Wine Fountain on the Camino de Santiago: A Unique Tradition in Navarra. In Navarra, along the Camino de Santiago route, there is a unique fountain where wine flows instead of water. This tradition, dating back to the Middle Ages, still attracts pilgrims and tourists today, making a stop at Bodegas Irache one of the most memorable experiences on the entire journey.

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Lujo, historia y alta gastronomía: lo que sorprende en el nuevo hotel de uno de los pueblos más bonitos de España

A 16th-Century Historic Palace in Asturias Transformed into Exclusive Boutique Hotel with Mountain and Sea Views. A boutique hotel has opened in the Asturian region of Comarca de la Sidra, housed in a 16th-century palace. Guests are offered modern comfort, a spa center, signature cuisine by chef Francisco Ruiz, and panoramic views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Picos de Europa. The hotel has already been awarded the prestigious Michelin Key.

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Ciudad bajo la roca: una joya andaluza que no olvidarás

Setenil de las Bodegas: a Unique City in the Province of Cádiz, Where Homes Are Built into the Cliffs and Streets Are Always Shaded. Discover Setenil de las Bodegas, one of Andalusia’s most unusual “white villages.” Learn how residents constructed their homes under overhanging cliffs, creating unique architecture and ensuring the streets are naturally shaded.

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Qué hace únicos a los vinos de Extremadura: el secreto menos conocido de España

Wines of Extremadura: Traditions, Features, and the Best Varieties of the Region. Extremadura in southwestern Spain is increasingly making its mark on the country’s wine map. The region is known for its unique indigenous grape varieties and centuries-old winemaking traditions. We explore which wines are worth trying and what sets them apart from other Spanish drinks.

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¿Qué hace especial la famosa fuente en las montañas de Castellón?

Mineral Water from Benassal: History, Traditions, and International Recognition. Water from the Font d’En Segures spring in Benassal (Castellón) has been renowned for its healing properties since the 18th century. Today, this natural spring attracts attention not only for its unique composition but also for its international awards and environmentally friendly production methods.

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¿Puede España abandonar la cocina casera para 2050?

Spanish Cuisine as Part of Identity: Why Traditions Matter More Than Ready Meals. In Spain, the future of home cooking is under discussion amid forecasts that it could disappear by 2050. Why slow-cooked meals and family traditions remain a vital part of Spanish culture, despite the growing popularity of convenience foods and quick solutions.

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Un rincón secreto en Cádiz donde la comida se convierte en auténtico culto

Gastronomic Capital of Andalusia: Why a Small Town in Cadiz Has Become a Magnet for Food Lovers from Around the World. In the province of Cadiz, there is a town that has truly become a mecca for fine dining enthusiasts. Find out why Conil de la Frontera has earned the title of gastronomic capital, and what culinary highlights you simply must try.

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Cómo España transforma el mercado de las ostras y enfrenta el cambio climático: detalles desde el delta del Ebro

Catalan Scientists Begin Cultivating Oyster Seeds in the Ebro Delta to Reduce Import Dependence. Production of native Pacific oyster seeds has begun in the Ebro Delta. This move could transform Spain's entire aquaculture industry, reducing reliance on France and boosting resilience to climate challenges. The article covers project details and its impact on the regions.

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¿Dónde encontrar el lugar ideal para hacer esnórquel y relajarse en las Islas Baleares?

Cala Fornells in Mallorca: A Beach with Crystal-Clear Water and a Secluded Atmosphere. Cala Fornells is a small bay in the southwest of Mallorca, renowned for its clear water, white sand, and picturesque natural surroundings. This spot is perfect for snorkeling, diving, and tranquil beach relaxation away from the bustling resorts. Find out how to get there and what awaits visitors on this unique stretch of coastline.

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Hace 25 años nadie creía en el éxito: ¿qué ha cambiado hoy?

How the Wine Museum in Peñafiel Transformed Tourism and the Economy of Ribera del Duero. The Wine Museum in Peñafiel is celebrating its 25th anniversary and is considered one of the main catalysts for the development of wine tourism in Spain. Over the years, it has not only attracted millions of visitors, but also completely changed the way local wineries approach tourism and gastronomy.

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Esta ciudad en Alicante guarda mucho más que vino y hermosos paisajes.

Xaló in Alicante: Discover a Unique Blend of Winemaking, Ancient Ceramics, and Scenic Mountain Trails. In the heart of the Marina Alta region lies Xaló—a town where winemaking traditions intertwine with rich cultural heritage. Explore its renowned ceramic murals, the Saturday antique market, and routes leading to the ruins of an ancient castle offering panoramic views.

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¿Dónde encontrar las mejores vistas y disfrutar del verano en Gijón?

Best Terraces and Viewpoints in Gijón: Where to Enjoy the Views and Atmosphere. In Gijón, on the coast of Asturias, unique terraces and panoramic viewpoints offer the perfect spot to relax with views of the sea and the city. We share the best places to visit to experience the local cuisine, vibrant atmosphere, and stunning landscapes of this northern Spanish city.

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Del estereotipo al reconocimiento: la historia de éxito de una mexicana en España

How the Role of Latin Americans in Madrid Has Changed: The Experience of Jimena Carasa. Jimena Carasa, head of the Casa de México Foundation, has spent a quarter of a century working to change attitudes towards Latin American migration in Madrid. Her journey is an example of how personal initiative and cultural diplomacy can shape the perception of Latin Americans in Spanish society.

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Descubre los secretos del helado perfecto sin complicaciones

How to Make Homemade Ice Cream: Easy Recipes and Tips for the Hot Spanish Summer. The summer heat in Spain is the perfect reason to try making ice cream at home. Here, we explain how to prepare a delicious and healthy dessert from simple ingredients, without the need for complicated equipment. This article includes step-by-step instructions, recipe variations, and tips for achieving perfect texture.

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La patria olvidada de un emperador romano: los secretos del castillo de Coca en España

Coca in Segovia: The City Where the Last Emperor of Unified Rome Was Born and Home to a Unique Brick Castle. In the province of Segovia lies the town of Coca, birthplace of Theodosius I, the last emperor of a unified Rome. Discover its unique castle in the Gothic-Mudejar style, its history, and why this destination is a must-visit for anyone interested in history and traveling across Spain.

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Un rincón secreto en España: playa virgen, pinos y total comodidad. ¿Dónde está?

Glamping in Andalusia: How to Relax on the Huelva Coast in a Pine Forest with Hotel Comfort. On the coast of Huelva, there is a unique camping-glamping site offering nature holidays without sacrificing comfort. Guests can enjoy equipped tents in a pine forest, proximity to a wild beach, a pool, a restaurant, and entertainment for the whole family. It’s the perfect place for an unforgettable vacation in Andalusia.

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Revelado el misterio de la ciudad de las siete llaves: un viaje al corazón de la España medieval.

Sepúlveda: The Medieval City of Seven Gates in Castile and León Worth Visiting at Least Once in Your Life. Discover Sepúlveda, a medieval gem in the province of Segovia. Find out why it's called the 'City of Seven Gates,' what treasures are hidden behind its ancient walls, and which unique natural park is located nearby. An ideal destination for lovers of history, culture, and nature.

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Un lugar secreto en España donde en verano puede hacer falta una chaqueta

Ezcaray in Rioja: A Mountain Oasis with Rich History and Gastronomy to Escape the Summer Heat in 2025. In the midst of Spain’s summer heat, there is a place to enjoy coolness. Ezcaray, located in the Sierra de la Demanda mountains in the region of Rioja, offers a unique blend of historic architecture, fine gastronomy, and outdoor recreation. An ideal destination for a summer getaway.

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El secreto de una ciudad gallega: ¿dónde encontrar la cruz más antigua y probar el pulpo de referencia?

Melide in Galicia: A Medieval Town on the Camino de Santiago Where History Meets the Region’s Best Octopus. In the heart of Galicia lies the medieval town of Melide, a key stop on the Camino de Santiago. Discover why both pilgrims and tourists are drawn here—not only for its unique Romanesque monuments, but also to sample the famous fair-style octopus, considered the best in the region.

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La estrella de Hollywood vuelve a decantarse por las tapas en el corazón de Barcelona: ¿por qué aquí?

Denassus Gastrobar in Barcelona Back in the Spotlight After Matt Damon's Visit. The Barcelona restaurant Denassus, located in the Poble-sec district, has once again found itself in the spotlight after a visit from Matt Damon. The actor not only sampled the house specialties but also left a humorous note for the owner. What attracts celebrities to this gastrobar, and what makes it special—read in our report.

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De la cosecha a la cata: una experiencia vinícola única en Portugal

Portugal Invites Tourists to the Grape Harvest: How to Become an Enologist for a Day in Three Renowned Wine Regions. From August to October 2025, Portugal offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of winemaking. Visitors can join the harvest in Alentejo, Douro, and Minho regions, learn about the winemaking process, and taste the best local varieties. This is a chance to experience the country's ancient traditions first-hand.

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¿Por qué los españoles beben menos cerveza y qué pasa con los bares?

Beer Consumption in Spain Declines: New Habits and Market Changes. Spain has seen a significant drop in beer consumption per capita. Despite the drink's traditional popularity, sales are falling and non-alcoholic beer is gaining ground over classic varieties. We explore the factors behind these changes and their impact on Spanish society.

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Secretos del vino nacido de la ceniza del volcán

Winemaking in La Palma: How Volcanic Soil and Centuries-Old Traditions Create Unique Wines of the Canary Islands. Discover the unique winemaking of La Palma. Volcanic soils, century-old vines, and family-run bodegas create wines with distinctive character. Find out where to taste the finest varieties and how wine culture shapes life on the island.

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Hollywood sets and prices twice as low: where is the retirees’ paradise in Spain?

Just 50 Kilometers from Madrid Lies the Most Affordable City for Retirement Living, Rich in History and Cinematic Legacy. Colmenar de Oreja has been recognized as the most affordable city for retirees in the Madrid region. Discover what makes this place — which inspired the creators of 'Ben-Hur' — so appealing, beyond its accessible real estate, rich cultural heritage, and culinary traditions.

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The homeland of Bustamante, where an ancient bridge grants wishes.

San Vicente de la Barquera in Cantabria: A Guide to the Medieval Fishing Village Celebrated by Singer David Bustamante. Discover San Vicente de la Barquera in Cantabria. This medieval town, birthplace of singer David Bustamante, impresses with its castle, Gothic church, and the Bridge of Wishes. Nestled in the Oyambre Natural Park, this corner of Spain offers pristine beaches, surfing, and unique gastronomy.

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Not Just Water: Drinks to Help You Beat the Spanish Heat This Summer

How to Survive the Heat in Spain: Refreshing Drink Recipes and Expert Hydration Tips. Extreme heat in Spain increases health risks. Experts advise not to rely solely on water and suggest simple recipes for cold infusions and flavored water. Learn how to prepare refreshing and healthy drinks the right way to prevent dehydration and heat stroke during the hottest days.

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