Entrelenguas | Platos de España

Pues ya que se va acercando la hora de la cena, ¿quieres inspiración? Nuestros estudiantes de A1 escriben sobre sus platos españoles favoritos en nuestro blog. ¡No te pierdas su artículo conjunto y practica tu español! #LearnSpanish #Studyabroad #entrelenguas Entrelenguas | Platos de España Si estás en España y no sabes qué puedes comer o … Read more

What are the most typical Spanish dishes?

  * Practice your Spanish by reading the Spanish version of the text (for A1.2 students or higher).  If you are in Spain and you don’t know the typical dishes, see the list below made by our A1 students. They are delicious, SO yummy! Do not hesitate to try them. Micky, Germany Paella: Paella is a … Read more

XI Recreación “Sangre y Amor en la Sierra” 2017

Just 22 days left before the Bandoleros arrive in Grazalema once more! http://turismograzalema.com/quehacerenlasierradegrazalema/evento/xi-recreacion-sangre-y-amor-en-la-sierra-2017/ XI Recreación “Sangre y Amor en la Sierra” 2017 La Plaza de los Asomaderos se convertirá en el escenario principal de la recreación de la antigua Grazalema, mostrando los lugares y oficios más comunes de la época: fábricas de mantas, queserías, chacinerías, … Read more

Ronda Walk: Virgen de la Cabeza back to Ronda

Walking around Rondas countryside

This article is part two of the Ronda to Virgen de la Cabeza walk. Please make sure you have also read part one.

Virgen de la Cabeza walk closed

“I took a stroll out of Ronda this evening, and was going to follow both parts of the Virgen de la Cabeza walk. Unfortunately the path for the start of part two is now blocked. There’s a fairly official looking sign and the gate is well and truly locked. “

Thanks Julian for the update what a shame this path is closed.

To complete this walk you need to of average fitness. This walk is not suitable for people with heart conditions as the ascent at the end is steep.

Almost every keen walker who visits Ronda also walks to the Virgen de la Cabeza cave church across the valley from the Puente Nuevo, but most then turn back and return the way they came, yet the walk through the valley below is fantastic and for those game to try it should be a must do activity.

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