
When speaking of Carnival, Brazil comes to our mind instantly. But what about Bolivia? How is it celebrated here? Let me take you to the colorful Carnival of Tarija!
TRAVEL + FOOD + LIFESTYLE TIPS FROM A SPANISH EXPAT
After visiting Córdoba and Priego de Córdoba with my in-laws and some family friends, we all came home to Irún. We spent a few days here altogether, enjoying great food and visiting lovely places.
It’s Christmas time already and we’re about to move on to a new decade, so exciting! I spent a few days back home, unwinding, eating a lot of delicious food and spending some quality time with my beloved ones. Continue reading “Back home for Christmas”
We experienced a truly Swiss experience this weekend!
Thanks to the International Geneva Welcome Centre (CAGI) we visited the villages of Les Charbonnières and Romainmôtier, in the neighboring canton of Vaud.
Continue reading “‘Désalpe’ in Les Charbonnières & Romainmôtier”
Every time I go back home I try to stop by Fuenterrabía, and this time around was no exception.
This fishing village is one of the most beautiful in the Basque Country and the food is delicious! Besides, the village celebrated its yearly Alarde while I was there at the beginning of September. Continue reading “Back home in September (part 3): ‘fiestas’ in Fuenterrabía”
Find out about my summer at home in these posts (in Spanish):
–El verano en la comarca del Bidasoa (I): San Marcial
–El verano en la comarca del Bidasoa (II): boda, playa y demás planes
–El verano en la comarca del Bidasoa (III): bodas y más reencuentros
–El verano en la comarca del Bidasoa (IV): por el interior del País Vasco francés (+ despedidas)
Read here about my recent Xmas stories back home. Last stop in Irún. Continue reading “Merry Christmas from home (part III)”
Read here about my quick stop at home! (post in Spanish)
Check out my post in Spanish with all my Christmas plans back home, from traditional dinners, to friend and family reunions and visits to my favorite spots where Spain meets France.
The holiday season is here! Find out about my experiences in DC during this time of the year in my post (in Spanish).