Two new museums for Seville
Two new museums for Seville
If you've ever been to Malaga - or if you live nearby - you'll know that it has an extraordinary amount of museums, covering everything from religion to win
A glimmer of hope
A glimmer of hope
Amidst all the uncertainty of this post-election week, with everyone waiting for the new Prime Minister-elect, Mariano Rajoy, to make his pronouncement on how he's planning to get us out of this mess, it was a relief to come across some extremely positive news.
"Don't expect miracles"
"Don't expect miracles"
This was the characteristically pragmatic declaration by Spain's new Prime Minister-elect, in his victory speech in Madrid last night.
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Unless you don't live here in Spain, you will be aware that this Sunday is the General Election.
"Welcome to Andalucia, welcome home"
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This is the new slogan of the Junta de Andalucia, directed at British tourists, who are the most important market for this area. The Junta's tourism department wants to make Andalucia into the "second home" for Brits.
Eco fashion in Malaga
If you didn't know that there's a car museum in Malaga - the Museo Autovilístico (and not that many people do, it only opened a year ago) - then you'll be even more surprised to hear that it also has a fashion section—an extensive collection of vintage designer hats, which were so essential for ladies in the earliest open-top cars to avoid getting messy hair and a chilly noddle.
Happy reading: Seville's tourism figures
Seville's Tourism Figures
Things are looking up for tourism in Seville.
Seville, Movie Capital of Europe (for a week)
Seville European Film Festival 2011
It started last Friday, 4 November, and the Seville Festival de Cine Europeo (#SEFF on
