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Alfarnate in Spain celebrates a cherry blossom festival

‘Japan of Andalucía’: Small Town Celebrates Sakura Cherry Blossom Festival In Spain

Japan, and even Washington DC, are famous for their cherry blossom each year. However, it turns out a small village in the Malaga Province of Spain also celebrates with a cultural fiesta. Alfarnate may have a small population, but it has a close connection with Japan and the iconic Sakura festival. Meanwhile, this makes the village the “Japan of Andalucía” when the...

Gran Senda de Axarquia Spain

Experience Guided Tours On The Gran Senda De La Axarquía, Spain

Officials in Málaga are rightfully proud of this region in southern Spain and have set up guided tours on the Gran Senda de la Axarquía (Great Path of the Axarquía). The Axarquía region is full of natural beauty, including mountains and valleys, pretty landscapes and more. To ensure that visitors can experience this and other areas of the Málaga Province, guided...

Hotel Marqués de Riscal at night

Stay In A Work Of Art At Hotel Marqués de Riscal In Basque Country, Spain

Hotel Marqués de Riscal makes a strong architectural statement as it stands over the traditional Basque town of Elciego. Meanwhile, Frank O. Gehry designed this weird and wonderful building, and was dubbed by Vanity Fair as “the most important architect of our age.” Looking at the architect’s work online quickly reveals why. Gehry is a Canadian-American Pritzker...

The village of Enix in Almeria has 11 bars for 690 inhabitants

Visit Enix: Almeria Village Boasts 11 Bars For 690 Residents

  Imagine a village of just 690 residents boasting a Guinness World Record of 11 bars. According to research, Enix in Almeria has more bars per 1,000 inhabitants than any other town or village in Spain. Our first thought was how do all those businesses still run successfully with so few people in the village? Meanwhile, some of the eateries have been open for...

The Cotswolds of England

Best Activities For Travelers In The Beautiful Cotswolds Of England

As recently noted on Travel New Paths, the Cotswolds of England offer much natural beauty and scenic wonders, including rolling hills, lakes and rivers. However, the area also features many fun activities for travelers on a UK vacation. Having learned the basics of this beautiful region, we now reveal the many things to do and see here. About the Cotswolds of England...

Soportujar in winter

Visit Soportujar In Southern Spain And Its Witches In 2024

Readers were recently introduced to two fascinating locations in Spain – one related to Vikings and the other to witches. However, that witch destination isn’t alone, as the small village of Soportujar also celebrates witchy things. Read on to find out what you can see in the village while on a day trip from Granada. Soportujar in Spain and its witches When glancing...

Urdaibai Estuary, Basque Country, Northern Spain

Experience Art And Nature In The Urdaibai Estuary Of Basque Country, Spain

Northern Spain is a green and beautiful area of the country, especially on the Urdaibai Estuary, nestling in the Basque Country. Here, nature is at its most beautiful as well as being an important Biosphere Reserve. This area of northern Spain is highly recommended for travelers seeking time in nature. Whether looking for idyllic beaches, wishing to hike in nature...

Los Alcornocales Natural Park, Andalucia, Spain - Europe's last subtropical rainforest

Hike Europe’s Last Remaining Subtropical Rainforest In Spain

Hidden away in Andalucía, Los Alcornocales Natural Park is Europe’s last remaining subtropical rainforest. Not many travelers know of its existence and the sheer beauty and biodiversity to be found there. Read on to find out why you should visit this subtropical jungle in the heart of Europe. Los Alcornocales Natural Park – a subtropical rainforest in Andalucía...

Aerial view of El Acebuchal, Spain

El Acebuchal: Abandoned Village Becomes A Mecca For Rural Tourism In Spain

With its quaint villages, nestling in the countryside, Spain is already a remarkable destination for rural tourism. However, the village of El Acebuchal, which was abandoned in 1949, has been given a new lease on life as a true Mecca for rural tourism. Read on to find out more about the village’s troubled history and how it has now been transformed. Learn how to get...