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Maybe one of the best things about living in Spain is being able to be outside all the time. The climate in the city of Valencia makes it possible to enjoy the parks and beach almost year-round. Outdoor activities in Valencia are plentiful: the
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Begun as a cattle fair several centuries ago, the April Fair in Seville, the Feria de Abril, marks the first of Andalusia's springtime fairs. It's the largest, most popular, and the place to see and be seen. During one glorious week of the
I’ve just got back from guiding six American tourists through what I believe is one of the most beautiful nature reserves out there: La Pedriza. They loved it. I loved it. I’m loving the life in Spain I live now that the pieces are all falling
What I always admire in the Valencian people is their commitment to tradition. The Las Fallas festival is maybe the best example. Las Fallas in Valencia is not only a tradition or a festival; for many people Las Fallas is a lifestyle. Las Fallas in
Spain’s most flamboyant region, Andalusia, overtakes the southern tip of the country, a destination for those passionate about food, culture and history. But the country’s recent surge in tourism is making headlines as more than just a low-cost
National Geographic´s definition of a great surf spot is the “magical sum of consistent waves, inviting accommodations, friendly locals, fun nightlife, delicious food and plenty of activities should the oceans go flat.” Here, at Typical Non Spanish,
Semana Santa in Spain is one of the most awaited weeks of the year, not only for the days off but also for its traditions and cultural activities. Semana Santa is a Christian celebration of Easter, with it's English translation being "holy week".
My name is Robert and I’m part of the Typical Non Spanish team. I moved to Spain in September 2005. I drove my fully packed van from Holland to Madrid the same day I officially graduated, passing by my University to pick up my diploma. When they
My name is Fleur, and I’m part of the Typical Non Spanish team. I came to Spain nearly a decade ago from the Netherlands because I wanted to find out about life in other countries. So a friend and I came at first for a holiday and then started
Every winter, northern European “snowbirds” flock to Spain to enjoy the sunshine for a few days or weeks but then head back home to the cold. The good news is that, now that you live here, you won´t have to travel too far to enjoy the good weather
