Five Small Towns in Spain Every Foodie Needs to Visit!
written by Sam Zucker | 13th April 2015
Your visit to Spain need not take on the predictable pace of one city on Tuesday, then bolting to a new city on Wednesday, with one too many museums (and perhaps a little party island hastily thrown in at the end to catch a quick sunburn) before jetting back to cooler climates. Big cities like Madrid and Barcelona surely have their charms, but beyond these iconic hubs, a world of incredible experiences awaits within the little villages of the rugged Mediterranean Costa Brava that have inspired the likes of artists Joan Miró and Salvador Dalí; within the bleached-white towns of the Andalucían Riviera on your way to Jerez de la Frontera; and amidst the spine-tingling cliffs of Hemingway’s Ronda, so vividly described in one of the most sobering scenes of his benchmark novel, “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” Spain overflows with treasures, from Catalunya to Galicia, down to the...
