The Alhambra, pure life
The Alhambra smells of jasmine, citrus fruits and roses. Thousands of flowers adorn the green carpet that winds through the...
Read moreThe Bear’s Path: natural oil painting from Asturias’ mining heart
It is said that Asturias has some of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Spain, and that it is in...
Read moreSuggestions between two loaves of bread
The sandwich is a concept of overwhelming simplicity. Two loaves of bread between which there is room for as many...
Read moreThe delicia de Calanda: a fleeting pleasure to enjoy in autumn
Considered to be a gourmet wonder for gourmet palates, the qualities of the Calanda Peach come from the land where...
Read moreParadores Pet Friendly
Paradores makes it easy for cats and dogs to be part of their owners' getaways. Sharing a stay with pets...
Read moreWay of St. James: The stone is alive
In its development, the Way of St. James worked as a circulatory system. European trends spread along the arteries forming...
Read moreDisconnect and experience nature
"Nature for the senses" begins its journey at the Parador de Cangas de Onís. The project will cover around twenty...
Read moreNature for the Senses
Paradores launches "Nature for the senses," a project that goes into the heart of the most spectacular landscapes of the...
Read moreIn search of Solomon’s Table
Magic, secrets, and riches… The story of King Solomon's Table combines these ingredients to excite our imagination. More so when
Read moreO Camino dos Faros: a path through the lights at the end of the world
The sailors, never losing sight of the lighthouses, are well aware of its dangers. The strength of the waves has...
Read moreBright red
The tastiest treasure of Mediterranean cuisine came from the American continent. Spain took this gift and rand with it. Five...
Read moreGlacial Pleasure
One of the most popular summer foods changes its forms to surprise its followers. Ice cream 2.0 is made with...
Read moreSounds of life in the Valley of Silence
One reaches the Valle del Silencio (Valley of Silence) from Ponferrada, on the LE-158 road, going over the bridge over...
Read moreOil, the glory of olive trees
Prized by gods and men for centuries, olive oil is more than a treasure. Committed to quality Spanish products, Paradores...
Read moreThe Alpujarra of Almeria, the last kingdom of Boabdil
Less well known than its sister in Granada, the essence of the Alpujarra of Almería is a sleepy refuge between...
Read moreAlpujarra, the land of nowhere
The Alpujarra casts a spell on visitors, which invites them to stay. Through its beautiful landscape, silent valleys, and rich...
Read moreFrom the apple to the “espicha”
The fame of the cider of Asturias is well deserved. Not in vain; it has accompanied this region's journey for...
Read moreBurgos Cathedral: a garden of light and stone
It's the year 1219. Bishop Don Mauricio sets off from the heart of Castile to the Holy Roman Empire. He...
Read moreLas Hurdes, a legendary journey
Durante siglos se convirtieron en un exótico escaparate patrio donde las habladurías hicieron correr tinta en la literatura, en la...
Read moreLa Vall de Boí, 20 years of Romanesque pride
Two decades ago, Unesco declared 8 churches and a hermitage as World Heritage Sites. The Valley's Romanesque architecture is an...
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