Places

By Ines Keane Three sources, three different heights. Wikipedia puts Albarracín at 1,182 metres above sea level. A travel site, […]

By Ines Keane Start with a count that no two sources agree on. How many arches does Segovia’s aqueduct have?

By Rafe Calder Hanging houses are the postcard. The older story is the fortress they hang from. Where it sits

By Isla Quinn Red walls, running water, small pieces of wood. Three things to hold in mind. The red one

By Isla Quinn The glaze is green. Moss green, according to a travel writer who visited the potters of Úbeda,

By Ines Keane Toledo is a good place to practise reading a claim before you believe it. The city is

By Porter Lang The bridge is the reason to come, and it very nearly didn’t get built. Puente Nuevo spans

By Ines Keane Nobody can say exactly when leatherworking started in Ubrique, and that’s part of the town’s story rather