Just outside the center of Madrid lies one of the city’s most treasured landmarks: the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. More than just a soccer stadium, the Bernabéu is a symbol of Madrid’s pride, passion, and evolving identity.
The intense heat of Madrid is starting to effect us and we’re finding different ways to handle this heat.
At first glance, the large wooden door to the repostería stands strong, protective of the secrets that lie within. But to the visitor who takes a closer look, this door offers a mysteriously sacred speakeasy…
Nestled in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, Ramia 1986 is Europe’s largest stationery store.
An exciting spot in a vibrant neigborhood, Banksy Museum Barcelona offers a diverse and intriguing selection of art that you won’t want to miss!
After spending two weeks in Barcelona, our pockets and our bank accounts have started to suffer. Luckily for us, there are plenty of places to visit in the city where you can survive on a budget and still have fun. … Read More »Barcelona on a Budget
Aix en Province is known as the City of a Thousand Fountains. In the late 1800s, some canals allowed water to run in the basins of the fountains of the city. At first, these fountains were made for its practicality.
“Are you ready for the magic?” An Italian pasta chef smiled as 23 sets of eager eyes watch her dangle fresh cuts of pasta dough from her large knife. Maria Nigro is a pasta making instructor with Eat and… Read More »Knead, Roll, Love: The Art of Creating Pasta from Scratch