A Piece of Travel welcomes European travel lover and writer James Ritter. In this post, he shares his tips on the best time of year for Mallorca solo travel. Visiting a new place on your own offers authentic insight, as you can take things at your own pace and explore the area through the eyes …
With its architecture, tapas bars, and friendly locals, Madrid is a mandatory destination for any Spain itinerary. Offering activities for all tastes, there are a variety of ways to arrange a Madrid 2-day itinerary. In this post, I’ll show you two options; an itinerary showcasing Madrid’s must-sees and an itinerary that combines the must-sees with …
Madrid 2-Day Itinerary: See Spain’s Capital in 2 Ways Read More »
There’s no doubt about it, the Alhambra awes anyone who visits. Sprawling on top of a hill above the town of Granada, the fortress and palace have gained incredible popularity. But with this has come an influx of rules. Nonetheless, a visit to the Alhambra doesn’t have to be complicated, and these Alhambra tips will …
Located in the Andalusia province of southern Spain, Granada entices visitors with history, viewpoints, and the Alhambra. In this guide, I’ll show you the many wonderful wheelchair accessible things to do in Granada and how to get around the town. Note: The information here is based on my observation as a non-wheelchair user. If you …
Gut-wrenching. That’s how you’re probably feeling if you’ve just found out that Alhambra tickets are sold out. I’ve been to the Alhambra twice and both times had close calls with getting tickets. But before I chatter about me, let’s talk about you and how to get you out of your predicament. If you’re currently in …
Alhambra Tickets Sold Out: SOS Guide on What to Do Read More »
When you think of traditional Spanish food, churros likely come to mind. So naturally, you’ll want to know where you can find the best churros in Seville if you’ll be spending time in the Andalusia province. I’ve taken on the job for you…and gained a few pounds in the process! Wheelchair Accessible Note: Look for …
Best Churros in Seville: 8 To-Die-For Churro Spots Read More »
You wouldn’t be doing a trip to Seville justice unless you take advantage of its tapas bar scene. Ranging from traditional tapas bars to ones with a modern twist, there’s an option for everyone. In this post, I’ll show you thirteen of the best tapas bars in Seville. Wheelchair Accessible Note: Look for this blue …
Best Tapas in Seville: 13 Irresistible Tapas Bars Read More »
The stone bridge plunging into Ronda’s gorge is one of the most recognized sights in southern Spain. Due to its small size, taking a day trip from Seville to Ronda is feasible to do on your own without a tour. In this guide, I’ll show you the best way to take a day trip from …
