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Tag Archives: SOUTH OF SPAIN
Aire de Seville, Arabic Bathhouse Seduction
Basking in a spa can be a luxiourous experience. However, relaxing in a 16th century...
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Posted in Guest Experts, Museums & Sites, SEVILLE & SOUTH Also tagged Abigail King, Aire de Seville, BUDGET, guest writer, Relaxation in Spain, Roman ruins, Sevilla, SEVILLE & SOUTH, spas
Sherry, Horses, and Polka Dots in Jerez
Elegant Andalucian horses, music, and swirling polka dot dresses fill the dusty streets of Jerez...
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Posted in featured, Festivals & Holidays, SEVILLE & SOUTH Also tagged Christine Medina, Feria de Caballo, festivals, fun travel spain, guest writer, Horse Fair, Jerez
Photo Scoops (no.8): Nerja, Andalusia – More Than Malaga
My first experience in Malaga was a bit of a let-down. All the fish and chips and Irish bars...
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Posted in PHOTOS & VIDEOS, SEVILLE & SOUTH Also tagged andalucia, andalusia, beaches, Malaga, nerja
Get Ready to Weep – Flamenco Festival in Jerez 2012
The scoop on good flamenco is: go south, or at least get out of Catalunya. There are fabulous flamenco fests...
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Posted in Entertainment, SEVILLE & SOUTH Also tagged flamenco, Flamenco Festival, Jerez, live music
The Two Minute Take: Seville, Spain!
This week The Scoop is running around the streets of Seville, Spain.
Photo Friday – Where In Spain Is This?
Some hints: It's in the south of Spain, waaaaaay south. It's known for being windy and therefore, popular with windsurfers. It's very 'hippy'; lots of vans and long hair along these city streets.
Photo Friday. Where in Spain Is This?
Ole! This southern Spanish city is one of the most popular when it comes to tourism on the Iberian Peninsula...known for dance and guitar, this fabulous city could be called 'City of Orange Trees'.
What You Need to Know About Malaga, Andalucia
A local perspective of Malaga andalucia, marbella and the south of Spain.
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Posted in Uncategorized Also tagged Malaga, malaga andalucia, marbella, puerto banus, ronda
























Sevilla’s Alcazar Gets Another Chance