Update January 2017: The Seville wheel is no longer operational. Ferris wheels have been around as a fairground attraction for a long time now (the first was designed and erected by George Washington Gale Ferris for the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago), but over the last couple of decades they have become increasingly popular as [...]
It's often been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and there's no doubt that a good brekky (desayuno in Spanish) will set you up for a hard day's sightseeing/lazing on the beach/shopping, or even, heaven forbid, w**king. In Spain, where the main meal of the day is lunch, rather than [...]
Once considered something of a high rise beach holiday city, in recent years Málaga has been bringing itself into the modern age, with pedestrianisation of the old centre, a complete redevelopment of the old harbour, and other projects to attract visitors to what is actually one of Andalucia's most beautiful and modern destinations. You're here [...]
Although oranges don’t, in fact, play a large part in Spanish cuisine, there are so many orange trees in Andalucía - and especially Sevilla - that among the first questions we get asked are variations of “What’s with all the orange trees?” and “Can I eat them?” oranges being harvested in Sevilla To deal with [...]