Start planning your trip to Ronda, Spain with this handy travel guide to the top things to do!
Ronda is a magical city built across the deep El Tajo gorge. It has more beauty, charm and history than many cities put together.
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Spain Travel Blogs
These are all of my travel blogs about Spain.
From exploring the food scene in Barcelona, to adventures in the Balaeric Islands and great cities such as Malaga, Cadiz, Seville and Valencia, find out the best places to travel to in my Spain travel blogs and travel guides.
Happy exploring!
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REVIEW: Disfrutar Restaurant, Barcelona – A Meal At One Of The World’s Best Restaurants
With two Michelin stars and rated one of the top 10 best restaurants in the world, a meal at Disfrutar Barcelona is like nothing you’ve experienced before. After one of the best meals of my life, I couldn’t wait to return!
It’s pretty rare I return to a city and want to eat at exactly the same restaurant I went to to before. With so many places to explore, why wouldn’t you try somewhere new? But when I had a trip to Barcelona confirmed, there was only one place on my mind. Disfrutar Barcelona.
Opened at the end of 2014 by Oriol Castro, Eduard Xatruch and Mateu Casañas, three head chefs at Ferran Adria’s former-best-restaurant-in-the-world elBulli, it was a restaurant pretty much guaranteed to produce great food. I described my first visit as an evening of magic and theatre. But with expectations sky high – how would it fare on my return?
REVIEW: Devour Barcelona Food Tours, Spain
This food tour of Barcelona promises the best tapas, Catalan cuisine and a trip to a very special market.
The history and culture of a place is best told through its cuisine.
Food is at the heart of every community and is heavily influenced by surroundings and situations. So, when I was invited to take a food tour of a Barcelona neighbourhood that I didn’t know… I couldn’t resist!
Devour Barcelona Food Tours, the sister company to the already successful Madrid Food Tour was set up in September. It took the organisers months to research the Gràcia area and find the best eateries to showcase what the neighbourhood is all about.
I met tour guide Renee on Passeig de Gràcia on a cold but sunny February morning. She was a young American girl with a huge passion for history, architecture, Catalan culture, and most of all –food! Over the next four hours she guided me through the streets to a variety of cafes and restaurants.