In the Town of Muel near Zaragoza Spain is the Chapel of La Virgen de la Fuente. It is a small beautiful place perched on the side of hill over looking a river where a young Goya was commissioned to do 5 paintings that are well preserved to this day. […]
In 1937, the city of Belchite was the last obstacle in the way of the Franco Fascists taking over Zaragoza. 6000 people were killed during the fight for the city. After its destruction, Franco left the bombed out city standing as an example of his victory in Spain and built […]
In 1972 the Caesaraugusta Roman theatre was discovered during the construction of a new building in Zaragoza. Built in the 1st century, it is right down town and has a great museum full of Roman artifacts and some cool multimedia presentations to give you a sense of what life was […]
My last night in Zaragoza was spent touring the bars and cafes in the old section of town to sample the offerings during the 13 concurso de tapas, a tapas competition. For 7.5 Euros you got three tapas, three drinks and the opportunity to vote for your favorites. Over 100 […]
I just got back from Zaragoza, the capital of the autonomous region of Aragon Spain. The taste of good wine,olive oil,and roasted lamb just wont quit. The city is busily getting ready for the upcoming water and sustainable development: Expo Zaragoza. They are expecting over 7 million people to attend […]
One of the benefits of working for preview magazine and traveling around the world for Gonomad is the opportunity to sample some of the best food there is. Last night I went out with some friends to what has become my favorite restaurant, The Night Kitchen at Montague mill. The […]
