Last-minute trip to España, anyone?
Explore the best of Seville with our insider tips
What does it take to achieve a perfection with such a simple and archaic way of cooking as wood-fired grilling? I think of that each time I enter the modest kitchen of Victor
Transiting in Zurich airport after a layover from Singapore, my mind wanders back two decades to my last visit to Barcelona.It's the smells, sounds and sights that I recall, a faint memory
Inside the Rich Rituals of Spain's Most Expensive Ham
This week, in collaboration with our expert friends at Mimo Food, Journy is exploring one Spanish cuisine's most prized ingredients: sherryNext week: we're covering tapas — sign up for our weekly newsletter to find
While heading to Spain in the winter means skipping the beaches, you will find warmer temps and bluer skies than throughout much of Europe at this time of year. But this also makes
Where Julia takes all the chefs who visit Madrid
In collaboration with our expert friends at Mimo Food, Journy is exploring Spain's tapas food and culture. Check out last week's Spain feature on sherry!Tapas are a Spanish institution and Seville boasts
In collaboration with our expert friends at Mimo Food, Journy is exploring the elements of Spanish culture, from food to flamenco! Check out our previous features on sherry and tapas."Duende could only
Arriving in Barcelona without recommendations is an overwhelming experience: there's just too much to try and not enough time. So to avoid wandering around alleyways wracked with indecision, here are a few places
Getting To/Around SpainAirportsMost major cities have airports, but if you're arriving from the US you'll likely to land in either Madrid's Barajas airport (MAD) or Barcelona's El Prat airport (BCN). Both airports
Whether it’s to eat at some of the most amazing places, relax at incredible beaches, or meet hospitable locals, San Sebastián must be included in everyone’s travel bucket list.I’ve
TrianaOnce home to the Inquisition Castle (Castillo San Jorge, at the foot of the Triana Bridge), poor fisherman, and gypsies, Triana is emblematic of Seville. With its quaint homes, colorful tiles, and churches,
A yacht rental pro shares his favorite non-touristy restaurants
Matt Goulding is a chef-turned-editor and founder of Roads & Kingdoms. He once (successfully) drunk-emailed Anthony Bourdain, and won over his now-wife with truffles and tickets to LCD Soundsystem. What a go-getter.Here’
Explore the best of Barcelona with our insider tips
Explore the best of Bilbao with our insider tips
Explore the best of San Sebastián with our insider tips
From Barcelona in the north to Valencia in the east and Seville in the south, the country offers a variety of diverse experiences—you just have to know where to find [email protected]
Few cities in the world have had a greater culinary influence than San Sebastian. From my first trip there back in 2012 with the crew from Atera, I saw how Spain had such
