Too Square to be Hip
A narcissist's guide to travel and culture
Geography Oddly enough, Cadiz is the second biggest city in its commune, after Jerez, something that surprised me due to the historical importance of the provincial capital. Unfortunately Cadiz’s population has long been in decline, a trend opposite to most urban center in Spain and even in the region where many of the other cities …
Oh Sherry, how the fine wine spills. Welcome to Jerez de la Frontera, the birthplace of the famous desert wine. Most Spaniards know the city simply as Jerez, one of the 25 largest cities in Spain, yet hardly known to the outside world. The city is a hub of industry rather than government, something reflected …
Geographical Cliff Notes Located in the south of Spain, on a fertile plain of the River Guadalquivir, Sevilla is but seven meters above sea level. The city is split in two by a river canal with the old town being located in the east side and the newer town on the west side. A Brief …
