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Gracia Neighborhood Guide: What to Do in Barcelona’s Quirky Village

Today Lindsey shares her tips for Barcelona’s quirkiest neighborhood with a Gracia neighborhood guide. I’ve spent months living in Gracia these past few years, and agree with her that it’s one of Barcelona’s best neighborhoods! Visiting Gracia after experiencing the hustle and bustle of central Barcelona almost feels like...

Where to Eat Near the Cathedral in Malaga: 5 Spots You’ll Love

Lindsey Zimmerman

With its single tower rising powerfully over the city, Malaga’s cathedral is a sight to behold. The imposing structure, known locally as “la manqueta” (“the one-armed woman”) is easily at the top of most visitors’ lists. Equally impressive both inside and out, Malaga’s stunning cathedral deserves all the hype...

5 Restaurants Open Late in Malaga: Where to Dine After Dark

Lindsey Zimmerman

Most visitors to Spain quickly become familiar with the later-than-usual mealtimes. But what happens when you need to eat dinner even later than 9 or 10 p.m.? Given locals’ penchant for dining late, it can’t be too hard to find places serving food until the early hours of the...

5 Spots to Eat Late in Granada: Where to Grab a Bite After Dark

Lindsey Zimmerman

Most visitors quickly figure out that Spanish mealtimes are much later than they’re used to. Locals don’t sit down to lunch until around 2 p.m., and dinner isn’t on the table until 9 at the earliest! But what if you want or need to eat even later than the granadinos do?...

4 Essential Wine Shops in Malaga You Won’t Want to Miss

Lindsey Zimmerman

From the sweet local specialty to classic Spanish reds, just about every wine tastes better when you drink it in Malaga. There’s nothing better than enjoying a glass of wine in one of the city’s sunny plazas or by the sunkissed beach. After you drink your way around Malaga’s...

Where to Eat in Malaga on Sundays: 5 Spots to Check Out

Lindsey Zimmerman

Sunday might just be the best day to live like a local in Malaga. There’s so much to see and do, but without the usual weekday rush, and of course, it’s the best day of the week to enjoy a slow, lazy meal with friends and family. If you’re...