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Christmas traditions in Spain are varied and different from other countries. Discover all the Christmas celebrations and traditions in Spain.
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The arrival of democracy in Spain had consequences for the political, social and economic order, just to name a few areas. Meet the changes of time.
View PostOlentzero, Esteru, Nadal, Anjanas, Apalpador, Angulero... there were many who helped St. Claus
View PostThe Christmas season have a different way to celebrate it in every country, and each of them has its own customs. Spain is no exception.
View PostUNESCO has recognized as “Intangible Heritage of Humanity” four distinct aspects of Spanish culture (flamenco, castells, sibila, and mediterranean diet)
View PostSpain has some monuments that could strike visitors as very strange because of their odd shape, history or location. Take a look and discover it
View PostThe Spanish Culture is very special and you can discover the secrets, the traditions, the partys and their origins
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If we take a closer look, we can see that there are traditions in Spain that may just rival this “dark festival.” Let’s take a look at a few examples.
View PostSpain in August has two extremes; it’s either really busy, or really quiet. It all depends on where you are in Spain
View PostIf we say Spain you probably think sun, beach… but fall is almost here. And does that mean the best time of year in Spain has passed? Of course not!
View PostIt is probably the most important day for all those of us that share the Hispanic culture, apart from being a turning point in the History of mankind
View PostWhat's Spain like when Spain's national team is playing a soccer game? We'll tell you all about it
View PostHave you gone home after your stay in Spain only to feel slightly nostalgic? Do you want to come back, but you don't know why?
View PostMany tourists and students who come to our country don’t know how much money they should leave to show their gratitude for good service
View PostIn our never-ending quest to offer a better experience to our users, we've decided to present a new Spanish cultural newsletter
View PostPuente: a figure of speech we use to talk about the days we take off between two holidays. They are similar to “bank holidays” or “public holidays”
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