Born in San Sebastián, Ricardo Sanz started to train as a painter at the age of fourteen under the master José Camps. There was already an artistic vein in his family because of his grandfather, who had a close relationship with painters like Sorolla, Zuloaga, and […]
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The British writer Aldous Huxley once said: “to travel is to discover that everyone is wrong about other countries.” Something like that happens in the Basque Country; or at least the impression that outsiders usually have after visiting the region is typically more positive than expected. […]
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There are few wine regions in the world where visitors have the opportunity to get to know the winemaking process in as much detail as in the Rioja Alavesa region. Let us visit one of the most renowned wineries to be able to understand each and […]
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Basajaun Basoa is a deluxe cottage development located just north of Navarre, inside the IrriSarri Land Adventure Park, in the most secluded and quiet part of the resort. The success that this lodging option has had since its opening is such that four more cottages have […]
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The Royal Residence is a suite that measures 1,975 m2 and occupies the entire top floor of the Hotel Atlantis by Giardino in Zürich. It was built at the request of Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani, who was the Emir of Qatar between 1972 and 1995. […]
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The westernmost of the Swiss cities is Geneva, one of the most important cities in terms of finance. The UN has its headquarters here, and the International Red Cross coordinates its humanitarian actions from its Geneva location; even so, the city is especially known as the […]
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In the last decade of the nineteenth century, Johannes Badrutt was able to persuade the British upper class to travel to St. Moritz in winter. The British were reluctant to spend the winter months in a place that was even colder than England, but Badrutt convinced […]
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The Lake of the Four Cantons, or Vierwaldstättersee, is surely the most spectacular of the Swiss valleys. This is where William Tell managed to escape from the tyranny of the House of Habsburg, weaving the legend that would lead to the independence of Switzerland. Altdorf (the […]
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