by Geneva Milama | Nov 27, 2024 | Culture
If you love the taste of wine, you’ll enjoy learning about its history and production in Manilva during the Grape Harvest Festival. Every year, as summer transitions into autumn, Manilva’s Grape Harvest Festival marks the town’s deep-rooted winemaking heritage wherein...
by Geneva Milama | Nov 26, 2024 | Culture
A monument of King Carlos III of Spain in Madrid. He fostered the Age of Enlightenment in Spain in the 18th century and ordered the Castillo de la Duquesa to be built in Manilva. Manilva's location near the Strait of Gibraltar made it a vital player in defending...
by Geneva Milama | Nov 25, 2024 | Culture
A menorah inside a medieval synagogue in Andalusia, Spain. Málaga offers a unique glimpse into the Jewish experience in Andalusia—a story of prosperity, exile, and modern-day revival. This rich history, woven into the fabric of the city, makes Málaga an attractive...
by Geneva Milama | Nov 21, 2024 | Lifestyle
Order a plate of Tuna Tataki at La Escalera while enjoying your view of Benahavis. Benahavís, known as the “Dining Room of the Costa del Sol,” is famous for its culinary offerings. A combination of traditional Spanish flavours and modern gastronomy has earned it a...
by Geneva Milama | Nov 20, 2024 | Lifestyle
A typical order of grilled sardines served at a chiringuito (beach bar). Here’s something you didn’t know about about Torremolinos: The iconic dish of the Costa del Sol, espeto (grilled sardines skewered on cane), has deep historical roots in the region. This...
