Different things to do in Malaga

There are a lot of different activities you can do in Malaga. From cultural visits to having a nice evening out. In this article we have listed five things to do in Malaga, which you can do with your friends or family.

1. Puerto de Málaga

If you are fond of a port, you definitely need to go to this one! You can find the port at the Costa Del Sol. Walk from the city center to the beach via this beautiful port. At the port you can see a lot of different kind of boats while eating some delicious fresh fish. We definitely recommend to go there when the sun is almost going down. You will get a taste of the nice atmosphere of Malaga during the sunset.

2.  Dinner and drinks

Do you love food? You are in the right city! Especially for different kind of fish. There are many operators in the city who are organizing a food tour. You can do this tour private, so with your own friends or family, or you can do it with a group. This way you can meet all kind of new people! Just search food tour Malaga on the internet and you will find many sites. Are you looking for drinks rather than food? Malaga offers also pub crawls! For little money you can go to (usually) five different pubs and drink some beers or sangria. It’s a great way to meet new people.

3. Museums

There are a lot of museums you can visit in Malaga. On this page we named three of them which are worth a visit:

1. Picasso museum: Where else would be stored the marvelous collection of Pablo Ruiz Picasso’s work than in his place of birth. This museum is definitely worth visiting.
2. Automobile and fashion: Cars and fashion, this museum is for everybody. You will find amazing old timers and classic, historical fashion items. Want to see the car that has been used in the first James Bond movie? Visit the museum.
3. Museo del Vidrio: This museum shows a lot of different pieces which spans several thousand years. You can find antique glassware, furniture and other tasteful decoration.

4. La concepión botanic garden

This garden of Malaga is spread out over 25,000 square meters. The garden is located on half an hour from the city center of Malaga by bus. This garden offers a lot of different plants which gives a tropical atmosphere. You can take a lot of beautiful pictures here and enjoy the nice weather in the south of Spain.

5. Ataranzas market

The Ataranzas market is the biggest market of Malaga. the market is divided into three halls. One with meat, one with fish and one with vegetables. You can buy the best food for a small price in this historical building. All the things you need for a delicious meal, you can find here!

Are you looking for even more things to do? Go sightseeing in Malaga!

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Important update: due to the recent coronavirus outbreak in Spain and Europe, the Las Fallas 2020 is canceled until further notice. As soon as a new date and schedule are published, we will post it on our blog.

Time goes by fast, but we don’t mind at all because that’s why it’s already time for the biggest street festival in Valencia: Las Fallas Program 2020. The streets of the city are decorated with impressive, from smaller to gigantic created statues which are called Fallas.

The complete Las Fallas Program 2020

Various activities will be arranged throughout the city and this all will be accompanied by lots of beautiful fireworks. Las Fallas 2020 starts on Sunday the 1st of March and ends on the 19th of March with ‘La Crema’. Since the biggest street festival of Europe will be for about three weeks, it is good to know what will take place where and at what time. To make sure you don’t miss anything of the impressive festivities we wrote down the official program of Las Fallas 2020 for you!

You will find the event map with the locations of all important activities and the most beautiful Fallas at the end of this page.

PDF document Las Fallas 2020 program

Download our free program in PDF. Save and/or print it and take with you to Las Fallas 2020 to make sure you don’t miss anything.

Important update: due to the recent coronavirus outbreak in Spain and Europe, the Las Fallas 2020 is canceled until further notice. As soon as a new date and schedule are published, we will post it on our blog.

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La Mascletà and many more activities during Las Fallas in Valencia

The Las Fallas 2020 will officially start on Sunday March the 1st. This is traditionally done with a “La Mascletà” at Plaza Ayuntamiento at 14:00. The impressive firework show could be described in simply one word “BANG!”. It will be the loudest firework show you’ve ever witnessed (almost) no doubt! Can’t make it on March 1st? No worries, “La Mascletà” will be repeated on a daily basis until the end of Las Fallas 2020! Do you prefer to see the firework shows at night? Or maybe the light shows in Ruzafa while enjoying a the local speciality Agua de Valencia?

Valencia will be entirely devoted to celebration, joy, and creativity. Enjoy the fullest of Las Fallas 2020 and be sure to check out our program so you know exactly where to go. ¡Vive Las Fallas!

Las Fallas 2020 event map

Make sure you don’t miss any of the beautiful Fallas. See where they are located in the event map below.

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What is the best tattoo shop Valencia?

While walking through Valencia you might have noticed that a lot of Spanish people have a tattoo. Nowadays getting a tattoo is seen as an important decoration of your body. You can see it as a clothing item. If you are thinking about having a tatto, you are in the right city to go for it! But what is the best tattoo shop Valencia? We have made a list of the top shops in the city. The artists are professional, friendly and will help you with the perfect design! You can find different kind of tattoo shops in Valencia:

WOW TATTOO

This tattoo shop is located in Russafa in the street: Carrer del Pintor Salvador Abril, 13. The tattoo shop isn’t very big, so maybe hard to find but if you are there the owner will welcome you with open arms. He is a great artist and will help you with everything. The starting price in this shop is €50-, You can make an appointment by phone or stopping by at his shop.

UTOPIAN TATTOO TRIBE

This shop is quite big and offers around the 50 professional tattoo artists! Utopian tattoo is located at Avinguda Regne de Valencia, 8. If you have decided to have your tattoo placed here you only need to walk to the shop, because they can ink you the same day!  When of the reasons it is placed in the list of best tattoo shop Valencia. The starting price here is around the €70,-  Check their website for more information.

NO LAND TATTOO PARLOUR

They don’t only know how decorate their shop but they know even better how to decorate the bodies of their customers! They can make blackwork, cartoons, neotraditional and traditional, anything you want. The artists are not only famous in Valencia but also in Europe they have made a name for themselves! You can find the shop at Carrer de Lepant, 13. The starting price is around the €70,- and you can make an appointment on their website or in the shop. Take a look at their art!

ONE WAY TATTOO

It doesn’t matter what kind of art you want on your skin, these artists can definitely create it. This modern tattoo shop is located at Carrer de l’Escultor José Capuz, 38. You can stop by with your design whenever you want. Also here, prices will start around €70-. To see what they have to offer click on this link to their website!

The winner of the best tattoo shop Valencia

All shops are candidate to be called the best tattoo shop Valencia! We leave it up to you to make the final decisions. After all it is your body and you should be the one to make such a decision. Do you prefer a piercing more than a tattoo? Don’t worry! Utopian Tattoo Tribe and One Way Tattoo are both also very good at piercing. To take care of the healing process of the tattoo or piercing you will get instructions in each shop.

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Discover the Costa de la Luz; adventure, relaxation and nature

Lower your feet into the pristine white sand, grab your kitesurf kit and dive into the Atlantic waves. This natural undeveloped coastline is sprinkled with the most beautiful beaches and attractive, authentic Andalusian cities. Some of the most beautiful sandy beaches are scattered along the coast of the province of Cádiz. Yet this incredibly beautiful piece of Andalusia remains free from mass tourism.

Tarifa

Tarifa is an Andalusian city with its own special twist. The famous windy white sand coast attracts kite surfers, windsurfers, sailors and beach lovers from all over the world. The zigzag alleyways in the old town are reminiscent of Morocco, which is located at a distance of 14 km south of the Atlantic Ocean. It results in a super relaxed city with a unique, cheerful identity and a real surfing atmosphere. It’s therefore true that this is a city where many outdoor activities come together.

With its carefree international audience, Tarifa has a number of great entertainment venues, including La Ruina, an old city ruin incarnated as a nightclub. For cocktails, sunsets and tinto de verano (red wine with local lemonade), go to the popular lounge bar Tumbao at Playa de Valdevaqueros.

The beaches

Discover the Costa de la Luz from its beautiful beaches. To the northwest of Tarifa lie the active, action-packed white beaches. First comes the 7 km long Playa de los Lances, then kitesurfing hotspot Playa de Valdevaqueros. Approximately 10 km northwest of Tarifa you will reach the Punta Paloma beach with its spectacular sand dune and natural mud baths. One thing to keep in mind is that the Atlantic wind is unpredictable and can rise and fall from one moment to the next. But you can go to a chiringuito (beach bar) to shelter.

At the height of summer, in July and August, the beaches of Tarifa sparkle with a mix of beach lovers (many Spaniards), international kite surfers and windsurfers. This is less in September, so if you prefer more tranquility on the beach then that’s the time for you to be here.

Activities

Horse riding
Discover the Costa de la Luz in a unique way. Getting in the saddle in Tarifa means hours-long horseback riding along the beautiful white beaches, over pine-flanked dunes and in rugged hills dotted with towering wind turbines. The horses that are used for this are mostly Andalusian thoroughbreds (how could it be otherwise). The multilingual Aventura Ecuestre organizes hourly beach rides (€ 30) to half-day excursions to the nearby Los Alcornocales Natural Park (€ 80).

Whale watching
The 14 km wide Strait of Gibraltar at Tarifa is one of Europe’s top locations for spotting whales and dolphins. Striped and bottlenose dolphins, long-tailed grenades, orcas and sperm whales watch the confluence of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean. From April to October, spotting these animals is practically guaranteed. If you are lucky, you can even admire endangered fin whales and common dolphins.

Most whale watching tours depart from Tarifa, although there are also some departing from Gibraltar. Since 1998 non-profit research-oriented FIRMM organizes environmentally conscious tours of two to three hours with experienced marine biologists (€ 30). The best months for spotting sperm whales are from April to August. For orcas the months of July and August are recommended.

Hiking
The windy coast of Tarifa guarantees beautiful walks. The 1.5 km long Sendero de los Lances promenade runs northwest of the city through low, protected dunes that support Playa de los Lances. Further afield, a 7km beach walk from small Bolonia (from the N340 15km northwest of Tarifa) leads back to Punta Paloma.

What a beautiful area this is, discover the Costa de la Luz by quickly booking a ticket and a nice weekend (or 3) to stay and certainly try out all the activities above. Are you a true nature lover? Be sure to check out our article about the top 5 best nature parks of Andalusia.

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5 reasons for a trip to the Basque Country

From nice villages and modern architectural monuments, a beautiful green environment to world-class food and wine. In this article you will find 5 reasons why you should add a trip to the Basque country to your must-visit list.

The capital of culture – San Sebastián

To visit San Sebastián you do not need any extra motivation from us but this beautiful coastal metropolis is generally regarded as one of the best places to eat in the world and in 2016 year the city was awarded the coveted title of Capital of Culture Europe (together with Wroclaw, Poland). This name brought with it an extensive calendar of events and activities that kept the city alive throughout the year, from concerts and film festivals to art exhibitions, live performances of opera and theater, creative workshops and courses, and special programs for children.

Wine region

You can see the names of the wine growing centers of the Basque Country such as Samaniego, Laguardia, Elciego, Labastida in bars and cafes everywhere. A delicious Tempranillo tasting to go after the wine region Rioja Alavesa and see how the wines are made. Of particular interest are the beautiful medieval town of Laguardia and the wineries surrounding it, including Bodegas Ysios and the futuristic ‘temple dedicated to wine’ of Santiago Calatrava. Don’t miss the Bodegas Marqués de Riscal in Elciego, specializing in very tasteful red wines from the old vines and the whimsical hotel designed by Frank Gehry.

San Juan de Gaztelugatxe

It’s kind of a trip to the ninth-century religious site of San Juan de Gaztelugatxe. After a walk on a steep hill, a passage over the Bay of Biscay via a picturesque stone walking path and a walk of 241 steps you are there. But the views from the top of the island make it absolutely worthwhile. Gaztelugatxe is derived from the Basque gaztelu (castle) and aitz (rock or rock). Enjoy breathtaking views of the coastline and the waves beneath it and keep an eye on the Basque fishermen who make pilgrimages with tourists: it is a local tradition to walk to the church and ask the saint for a blessing rich season.

Roadtrip

With the car you can drive along the beautiful Basque coastline and admire the cliff landscape. Here the Basque country is perfect for. For example, the route from Bilbao to San Sebastián. This is an unforgettable road trip that leads you through a series of traditional fishing villages with names that you can hardly pronounce, from small Elantxobe to the beautiful Lekeitio to Getaria, the birthplace of the fashion designer Cristobal Balenciaga (there is a great museum dedicated to his oeuvre) All cities along this road have nice pintxo bars and nice streets that invite you to take a relaxing walk. For more activities you can also check this website.

Unique identity

If you follow the news, you know that Basque nationalism is a controversial issue in Spain. But that regional pride could be read as an expression of cultural independence. Although the mystery surrounds the subject Basque people are supposed to be descendants of the original human inhabitants of the European continent. Their culture is characterized by thoroughly unique traditions, including Euskara, the Basque language.

In the popular city of Bilbao you will also find the world famous Guggenheim museum. Read our article about the Guggenheim Bilbao. A trip to the Basque Country can not be missed as a fan of the Spanish country, culture and traditions.

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Best nature parks Andalusia; a piece of paradise

Whether you want to hike, cycle or kayak through nature, the excellent network of visitor-friendly national parks and natural parks of Andalusia never gets bored and it will fascinate you no matter if you see it for the first time or the 10th time. The best nature parks Andalusia, you can read everything about it below.

Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas

The largest protected natural area of Spain on 2099 km2, the Sierras de Cazorla in northeastern Andalusia, north of Jaén. Here you will find spectacular mountains and valleys, villages with nice hills and an abundance of flora and fauna. One of the most popular walks you can make here along the Borosa River that runs through a landscape that extends to a beautiful mountain lake through a gorge and two tunnels. Red and fallow deer, red squirrels, mouflons (wild sheep), different types of eagles and vultures are all animals that you could encounter here and you can even catch a glimpse of the enormous and very rare lammergeier (bearded vulture). The picturesque old town of Cazorla is the park’s most attractive gateway, but do not miss out on Segura de la Sierra, on top of the high hill with a medieval castle above it.

Sierra Nevada

This impressive ‘wall’ of high peaks of the Sierra Nevada offers a beautiful, snow-covered backdrop of the legendary Alhambra palace in Granada. The highest of the 75 km long range is Mulhacén (the highest mountain in Spain at 3479m) with a summit that is not very difficult to reach thanks to the minibus services of the national park, which run from June to October. The minibus from the village of Capileira transports walkers to an altitude of 2700 meters. This is about three hours of walking from the top. The Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada which occupies the upper altitudes is home to more than 2000 ibexes. The Sierra Nevada Natural Park covers the lower altitudes. There are countless beautiful hiking trails here.

Doñana

With a beautiful expanse of water, dunes, forests and the beach in the delta of the Rio Guadalquivir, this is one of the largest wetlands in Europe. It’s a refuge for half a million migratory birds including flamingos, storks, spoonbills and bee-eaters. In addition, there are also very endangered animals such as the Iberian lynx and the Spanish imperial eagle. Doñana is actually divided into two parks: a national park of 542 square kilometers with the buffer of a surrounding natural park of 538 square kilometers. The village of El Rocío, with a beautiful view over the wetlands and their wildlife, is the main visitor base. The best and only way to visit the parks is with an all-terrain vehicle with operators such as Cooperativa Marismas del Rocío, Doñana Reservas and Doñana Nature. The chance of spotting the Iberian lynx and the Spanish imperial eagle are very low but it’s definitely possible to spot some of the other animals.

Sierra de Grazalema

High green peaks rise from the plains of the province of Cádiz and form the small but incredibly beautiful and surprisingly rugged Sierra de Grazalema nature park. Drive over the exciting Puerto de las Palomas and pass between the beautiful white villages of Grazalema and Zahara de la Sierra. In summer you can cool off in various local village coils and you can go to Horizon for canyoning, paragliding, kayaking, ferrata-climbs or the Garganta Verde gorge walk.

Cabo de Gata-Nijar

When it’s very hot in the summer, it makes sense to go to the coast. The Parque Natural Cabo de Gata-Nijar stretches over a 70 km long coastline, where high volcanic headlands emerge between some of the most beautiful, but least crowded sandy beaches of Andalusia. You can enjoy cooling off and sunbathing on the beaches, but you can also make boat trips, kayaking and Suppen (stand-up paddle). You can also go snorkeling in the most pristine waters of the Mediterranean. In autumn you can make beautiful walks along the coastal paths.

The best nature parks Andalusia have plenty to offer you when it comes to beautiful nature, animals and adventure. Can’t get enough of the beautiful nature of Spain? Be sure to read our article about the top 7 natural wonders of Spain.

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The historic center of Benidorm is located on a promontory that separates the two large beaches. These are the Levante beach (the ‘new’ Benidorm) and the Poniente beach (the ‘old’ Benidorm). The historic center is the old fishing village. Benidorm also has a third (smaller) beach, this is Mas Pal. Discover Benidorm already by reading this article and we know that you will soon plan a trip to Benidorm.

Discover Benidorm; old town, beaches and beautiful nature

Benidorm is the most popular tourist attraction in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona. In Belgium and the Netherlands, Benidorm is mainly known as a place to spend the winter for the elderly. Especially Dutch, Belgian and British pensioners spend the winter here. When the summer begins, this place is filled with families and young people who are doing enjoying the nightlife. Benidorm has the largest number of hotel beds in Europe after Paris. Due to the large number of hotels and apartments Benidorm has the largest number of high buildings (35m and higher). Because of these tall buildings and the fact that in Benidorm the summers are filled with people and nightlife and Benidorm ‘doesn’t sleep’ just like Ney York, the city is also called Beniyork sometimes.

Beaches

For almost every visitor, Benidorm’s most striking attraction is the two extensive city beaches, Levante and Poniente. It’s always busy at Levante, but if you go to Benidorm a little earlier or later in the season and travel to the far west, you can enjoy the beach of Poniente. It’s a lot less crowded there and the view you can enjoy is a reward, golden sand and a breathtaking blue sea. There is a super relaxed atmosphere and the place is surrounded by restaurants where you can enjoy delicious Spanish dishes such as Paella.

The old town

Discover Benidorm in the right way by visiting the most beautiful part of Benidorm. You have to love this, the old city. On a spot on a hill between the two beautiful beaches. In the evening it’s wonderful to stroll around in the evening through the narrow streets and the charming buildings or sit on a terrace with a glass of wine. You can admire the sunset from the Mirador where the castle once stood. Street vendors and musicians will fill the squares with entertainment in the evening.

Natural sights

Are you a lover of picturesque architecture? You can fully enjoy that in Benidorm. The city is surrounded on all sides by a beautiful landscape. Benidorm is a compact city designed to spur upwards instead of out, making it quick and easy to escape from all those tall buildings and immerse yourself in the natural beauty that is characteristic of this part from Spain. Walk to the Sierra Helada Natural Park in the east of the city, here you will once again be rewarded by the most fantastic views. Here you have the chance to go to the beautiful, secluded coves in Cala Almadrada and Cala Tio Ximo for a dive in a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere. It’s also very nice to rent an electric bike (at Tao Bike) and to explore the beautiful surroundings. The cross of Benidorm is also worth a visit (this can still be done on foot). From here you have a truly breathtaking view over the coast, the mountains and a beautiful skyline. At sunset you almost feel like you’re in Rio instead of Benidorm.

Benidorm is a versatile place where you will have plenty to do and therefore you won’t get bored. Discover Benidorm on foot, by bike or in the car. Are you looking for more beautiful places in Spain? We have a top 5 of the most beautiful undiscovered Spanish places for you to read and perhaps to plan your next trip to Spain to.

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The story of Nicky Jam; El Ganador

The rapper known from songs like X, El Amante, El Perdón and Te Bote shows us in this dramatized life story how he struggles with his drug addiction and achieves international successes. In addition, a very famous name in the reggaeton world is also central in this story, the famous Daddy Yankee. Nicky Jam and Daddy Yankee met when Nicky Jam was just a teenager, they started working together and together they were called Los Cangris, which you could translate into the English ‘badasses’. This term is slang and therefore there is no official translation for it. This is also something that you have to keep in mind while watching the series, they use a lot of slang, so without subtitles you probably wouldn’t even be able to keep up with the language even if you speak Spanish. In contrast to Daddy Yankee, who gained international fame in 2004 with his hit ‘Gasolina’, Nicky Jam remained silent for a few years, for reasons that you will find out in the series.

The series tells the story of Nicky Jam from his childhood to his fame. Given that it’s a story of personal improvement and development, not only the stories behind the songs will be told, but also the avatars of a young Puerto Rican who has to help his family. That is why the series is not only for fans of Nicky Jam, but also for those who are interested in the phenomenon of reggaeton and musical encounters between the United States and the Caribbean, told by the story of a child of immigrants. The series consists of 1 season with 13 episodes that each last about 50 minutes.

El Ganador

The term El Ganador has already been used a couple of times in this small piece of text. It means ‘The winner’. And ff you ask us this is perfect for the story of this top artist. It is not only used in the name of the series. Nicky Jam has also made a song that has the title El Ganador. In the song he’s also rapping about his life story, he has had tough times but he ended up well. Very well, you could say. A nice sidenote for this videoclip is that well-known actor Vin Diesel (you can recognize him from the Fast & Furious movies) makes his appearance in the clip. Nicky Jam raps that he went from having not much to filming video clips with Vin Diesel.

Successes

In 2017 Nicky Jam released the album Fénix with 26 songs. It was nominated for a Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year at the 18th annual Latin Grammy Awards. This man has the most guest appearances in the genre to his name and has a total of 150 nominations and won 30 awards. Well-known award events are the American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards and the Billboard Latin Music Awards. Do you want to know which awards he has won and which nominations he got? You can check it out right here.

Are you a fan of Nicky Jam or just interested in a turbulent story with a good ending? Then you should definitely watch Nicky Jam; El Ganador!

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You should watch these 7 best Spanish movies on Netflix

Watching a series on Netflix is of course a lot of fun, but sometimes you have those days when you don’t really feel like watching a series and you just need a good movie. We got your back! We have put the 7 best Spanish movies on Netflix for you on a list. Some of the trailers are in Spanish but on Netflix you can of course turn on subtitles.

1. Contratiempo

2. Jefe

César is such a typical boss who’s hated by everyone and the employees who approach him do so purely for their own interest. There is no one who wants to tell him the truth and there is no one who appreciates him. Apparently the employees don’t do a lot of work at night and that is only the beginning of the problems that César has to deal with. His life is getting worse and worse when he notices that he is being betrayed by his partners and thrown out of his house by his wife. He tries to do his best not to fall completely into this misery and fortunately there is someone who helps him with this. Her name is Ariana and she is the cleaning lady of the night shift.

3. Palmeras en la nieve

This story takes place in 1968 on a Spanish colonial island off the west coast of Africa and it alternates between the 1950s, the last years of Spanish rule, and the present. In the 1950s, a man and his brother travel from the snowy Pyrenees to the exotic island where they learn real life lessons. In the present the daughter of the man travels to the island to learn more about the younger years of her father and her uncle.

4. El Aviso

It is 2008 and a man is shot in a supermarket during what appears to be an arbitrary act of violence. But was this really random? During the time that this victim is in a coma, his best friend begins to decipher a history of similar events that have also taken place at the same location. Then in 2018 a boy receives an anonymous warning that if he enters the same store on his tenth birthday he will die. Sounds heavy? Absolutely! and incredibly exciting too!

5. Amar

Young Laura and Carlos love each other as if every day can be their last. Laura wants to get away from her mother’s control and determine her own life and she dreams of getting pregnant. Laura and Carlos are both still looking for themselves and their place in this world. When it is one year later and they are both a little more mature, their deep passion is only a memory. You can recognize Laura, played by María Pedraza, from her roles in La Casa de Papel and Elite.

6. La Tribu

Fidel is a CEO of a company called Omnicron. When one day he has sex with his secretary at his office, he suddenly has to deal with ‘penis captivus’ and he is unable to retreat. Then there is a medical which takes him to the hospital from there. This whole scene is filmed by a number of office workers and the video goes viral. His company dismisses Fidel and his girlfriend and adoptive family also reject him. Eventually he comes into contact with his biological mother which creates hilarious moments.

7. La Sombre de la Ley (Gun City)

The year 1921 is a year of chaos and unrest for Spain. It’s a period where the streets are made unsafe by criminals and anarchists that illegal companies use gratefully. Agent Aníbal Uriarte is sent to Barcelona to take charge of a mission: to find the perpetrators who have stolen a military train. However, this will not be an easy job for the agent between the riots, crimes and corruption. Nobody at the local police station can be trusted and this makes it a very difficult job. In this film there are again familiar faces of Las Chicas del Cable and actor Jaime Menéndez Lorente known for his roles in La Casa de Papel and Elite.

With these Spanish movies you’ll be sure of some great movienights. So if you don’t feel like watching a series make sure you check out these movies on Netflix!

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Discover nightlife in Seville

The best clubs and pubs are spread throughout the whole city of Seville. As you may already know, Seville is after Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia the biggest city of Spain and the capital of Andalusia. Seville is an important city because of their art and you can see this as well when you discover the nightlife in Seville. Seville offers many different styles of music in different kind of clubs and bars, find them below!

Bar

When you just want to hang out with a couple of friends with a nice background music you can go to: Naima Café Jazz. If you are a huge fan of Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus or John Coltrane you should definitely go to this jazz bar. The entrance is for free and there are a lot of live performance.

Do you like a mojito or a sex on the beach? Then there is a really cool place for you in Seville named the Second Room. This bar offers the best atmosphere and the best cocktails for a good price as well! You can find the bar in the street: Calle de Placentines, 19. Near the city center of Seville.

Did you leave your student life behind? You still can have a perfect night out. There is a bar called: Bestiario, where most people of 25+ go. You can find the bar at Zaragoza 33 in the heart of the center. Just sit down in a nice dress/suit (yep, they have a dress code) and enjoy a nice beer with different styles of music.

Clubs

A famous club in Seville: Antique theater. This club is hip with a luxury decoration. The club is located in Matématicos Rey Pastor y Castro s/n Isla la Cartuja. Unfortunately, you have to pay entrance, this will be around 15-20 euros, one drink included. The music in Antique theater differs a lot from top 40 to Latin or house.

Obbio club: the perfect club for a perfect evening. The club is located in the street Calle Trastámara, 29. This club has a special atmosphere and offers disco music. So let’s get funcky on the dance floor!

Discotheek Groucho:  In this club you can dance on house and techno music.  Entrance is free! But, before you enter the club. beware on your outfit because they are quite strict on it! You can find this club in the street: Federico Sánchez Bedoya 20.

And last but not least we have Moderniste. A latin club which you can enter for free! This club is located in the center of the city in the street: Dos de Mayo 28.

Are you already looking forward to visit all these bars/clubs with your friends? We wish you a lot of fun!

Read more articles on our blog to get to know the best things to do in Seville.

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