Author Archives: Mar Santiago

About Mar Santiago

Journalist and traveller, specialised in other cultures and countries in conflict. She has worked for major mass media and colaborates with blogs and sites of companies of the sector.

New Year’s Eve at Puerta del Sol in Madrid

Thousands of people gather in the Puerta del Sol of Madrid, mile ’0′ from where depart the roads of Spain in all directions and a meeting point that in 2012 has been big news around the world by acts of … Continue reading

Christmas Market in Plaza Mayor of Madrid

What don’t have place in the Plaza Mayor of Madrid? Of course, Christmas has its enormous scenario thanks to the space dedicated to one of the most attractive Christmas markets of southern Europe. During these days and as real mushrooms … Continue reading

Churros with chocolate: spanish tradition

When visit Spain, you have to try the traditional churros with chocolate. In any of the points of the Spanish geography where you can spend a few days, you will always find a place in which to enjoy this delicious … Continue reading

Cuban nature: Viñales Valley

Today we take a break from the beaches of the island, to know one of the most beautiful natural areas of Cuba. The landscapes of Viñales Valley are National Monument, National Park and World Heritage Site of UNESCO. The visit to … Continue reading

The ancient Medina of Tetouan

‘The White Dove’ was the nickname that the Spaniards of the 19th century used to locate the ancient Muslim city of Tetouan, a Moroccan villa that seemed to leave cultural mating between the old Al – Andalus and modern Europe. … Continue reading

From Toledo to Sefarad: the jewish Spain

The capital city of the Three Cultures still keeps alive memories of many ways of thinking, many ways of honoring the gods and so many traditions of so many different men and women… in the background so alike. It is … Continue reading

Cuban habanos: world famous tobacco

Sugar, coffee and tobacco. Connoisseurs say that the island’s economy is based on these three elements which grown in Cuba and the truth is that Cuban cigars are known internationally as the best cigars in the world. An habano is … Continue reading

From Gothic to Baroque with the Cathedral of Murcia

In a paradigmatic City for fans of history art, a place blessed by the hands of great artists of the Baroque, in streets whose walk becomes an artistic diaspora by buildings and constructions, the Cathedral of Santa Maria is the … Continue reading

The majorero ecomuseum of La Alcogida

The Alcogida is an ecomuseum that invites the visitors to take a walk through the more traditional side of Fuerteventura, recreating the conditions of life that the inhabitants of the island had almost until the end of the 20th century. … Continue reading

Morocco henna tattoo artists

Fashion has come to West and henna tattoos are now a must. However at Morocco, henna tattoo artists, as in many African and Asian countries, keep using the natural pigment to make elaborate drawings on the female skin since centuries. … Continue reading