I cannot say I was every a huge fan of Gaudi architecture, but seeing it in person is definitely a different experience than seeing it in photographs. I...

I think Barcelona has more graffiti than any other city I have visited, but yet is somehow works completely with the surrounding space seems to be in unison...

I was in Barcelona for OFFF, so I spent most my time at attending lectures and going to exhibitions at the festival, but I managed to roam the streets of...

Madrid is a great city, although I cannot say I like it as much as Barcelona (or Seville). Madrid definitely seems more cosmopolitan and less 'street wandering'...

The Atocha Railway Station in Madrid is quite wonderful. If only all train stations could operate like a mini neighborhood with shops, cafe's and even an indoor...

The Alcázar Seville was a pleasant surprise to 'stumble' upon. I planned on visiting Seville to see the city and use it as a launching point for Granada and...

A vine covered walkway in the Alcázar of Seville.

Be careful. There were orange trees everywhere I walked in Seville and in the morning, oranges seemed to fall from the sky and cover the ground. As someone who...

I always believe that the best way to explore a new city is to get lost. We arrived in Seville by train from Madrid and really knew nothing about the city or...

Another wonderful place to visit full of history, religion, gardens and architectural gems. I spent a day and a half roaming around Alhambra and another day...

Visiting he 'Mezquita-Catedral' or Mosque-Cathedral is an a beautiful and humbling experience (and this is coming from someone who has no religious affiliation...