Malaga is heaven for food lovers: there are great wines, streets stuffed with tapas bars and some of the freshest seafood you will find anywhere in the world. Sweet wine. Malaga is famous for its strong, sweet wines, and has…
We don’t care what you say, Spain is the best country in the world for taking a road trip. It’s big enough that you can drive for days, but populated (and food-crazed) enough that you will almost always find a…
Something is happening in the centre of Seville. The traditional neighbourhoods around the Casco Antiguo are being slowly but surely upgraded. Galleries and luxe hotels are springing up where once there were ramshackle shops and shady streets. We weren’t sure…
Here at Gusto Guides we are crazy about authentic bars, even more so if they are essentially a hole in the wall with good service and rock-bottom prices in an area where tourists traps abound (hello, Seville city centre). With a deliciously…
Ronda, said Hemingway, is the place to go ‘if you are planning to go to Spain for a honeymoon or for being with a girlfriend. The whole city and its surroundings are a romantic set’. And, honeymoon or no, this…
Casa Morales, Seville, has been serving up local wines and tapas with style for the past 165 years, and shows no sign of slowing down. And Gusto Guides‘ crack team of bar hoppers are going to stick our necks out and…
Top of most must-see lists for Spain is the Southern province of Andalucia. This large region has it all: Moorish palaces, traditional towns and villages, golden beaches and hot flamenco. Here are Gusto Guides’ picks of the towns that should…
Fed up with chilly Barcelona, Gusto Guides decided to head south for at least a little of the winter. And where better than Andalucia? We headed to the very south of the south, to the city of Cadiz. What’s the…
Here at Gusto Guides, we aren’t the kind to tell lies. We were lured into La Vega by the plastic laminate signs tacked up in the windows that read ‘CHURROS – 1kg 8€’. We love a bit of churro. La…