The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people travel and has made clear the need to create private environments where tourists can feel safe. To this end, the rental of vacation homes is having quite a relevant role as this guarantees an intimate space for the […]
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One of the greatest achievements of a city is for the tourists who visit it to want to live there. The quality of life enjoyed by the inhabitants of San Sebastián, palpable among foreigners, along with the cultural richness, gastronomy, architectural beauty, and comfort that its […]
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The elver, or young eel, is born in the Sargasso Sea (to the east of North America) and is carried to Europe by the currents of the Atlantic. Upon reaching European rivers, due to contact with fresh water, it acquires its characteristic black back. It is […]
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Gipuzkoa, one of the three provinces that make up the Basque Autonomous Community, is a region full of places of interest such as Hondarribia, Pasaia, and Donostia-San Sebastián, where numerous events and meetings are held, such as Cider Day and the weekly markets, and in which […]
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“Creating memories” is the slogan used by the travel agency Basque Destination, a receptive tourism company based in Zumaia and which has been helping visitors discover the Basque Country for years through exclusively designed experiences. The company mainly caters to three types of audience: the visitor […]
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How does contemporary art make you feel? It depends on the art. With some works, I feel very little or nothing at all. But from time to time, I come across a work that really stands out, a striking masterpiece that seems to call out to […]
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Eon. That is the word chosen by Iñigo Manterola to title his latest series of sculptures: and we can’t think of a more accurate concept than that to define and synthesize the work signed by the artist, the result of years of study and experimentation. In […]
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In 1522, after a process of reflection and spiritual conversion, Ignatius of Loyola –who was canonized after his death by Pope Gregory XV– made a pilgrimage to Manresa (Barcelona), beginning a new life that marked a milestone in history with the creation of the Society of […]
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