Fragments of Andalusian Flamenco from the caves of Granada, theater in Cordoba, and streets of Sevilla in Spain.
When I was young, the corrida enchanted me on Sunday afternoon. This one is called Corrida de Rejónes or a bullfight on a horse. In this case the Rejóneador is a bullfighter. The point of this [...]
We are at the Royal Stables of Cordoba in Spain for an equestrian show called “The Passion and Spirit of Andalusian Horse.” Here are a few clips from this amazing presentation.
Tarragona, situated on a 300-foot-tall rock, and called Tarraco by Romans, the city is just north of the river Ebro. During the Roman Republic, the city was fortified and enlarged by the [...]
Toledo, the city on the hill overlooking the Tagus River, was the Visigothic capital after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, and later, the Castilian capital. It is a rich mixture of [...]
First, the castle – Alcazar of Segovia. It is believed to be the prototype for the Disney castles. It is really something. On the other side of town is the famous Roman aqueduct of Segovia, a [...]
At sunrise, a bus ride, almost to the border of Portugal and we are in a Roman city in Lusitania with one of the best preserved Roman theaters. Walking into the city’s Roman history museum we [...]
And now, a little bit about a lot of food – a rich patch of the beautiful Spanish medley. Spain has more than one bar or restaurant per 130 people. It is the highest ratio in the Western [...]
Sevilla (Seville). Our patio has a view of the Middle Eastern-looking house-tops and Sevilla’s cathedral tower called La Giralda. The colors of Sevilla take up several patches in Spain’s quilt [...]
Córdoba, now a town of over 300,000, was the capital of Roman Further Spain. By design, our hotel is across from one of the most famous sites in Spain – La Mezquita. Today we are visiting [...]
