The Tripventurist

The Gándara family, which had apparently made money in Argentina, ordered this house in 1901 to local architects Francisco Echevarría Trapaga and Alfredo de la Escalera y Amblard.

This is a jai-alai square built in 1904 to play pelota by architect Eusebio Madariaga for businessman Francisco Irusta. It was completely reformed in 1969 by architect Castor

This palace was built in 1891 by French architect Alfred Feine for business tycoon José María Abaroa Uribarren, who used it during summer. He brought an architect from

This house was built by architect Leonardo Rucabado in 1909 for Dámaso Escauriaza Legorburu and Manuela Landecho de la Quadra Salcedo. She had inherited the land, called “Solar

  My name is Natalia and I’m afraid of camping. Actually, that’s not true: I’m traumatized by the idea of camping. If a camping proposal is made to

This is not a famous area of Bilbao, but it’s very interesting in many senses. Back in 1917, it was the first big real estate promotion in Spain

Who would have known that Portuguese waiters are so smart? They know how to trick tourists into spending more money. Oh Lord, they know how to do it

The weather in Spain has been hell since January. We’ve been lucky enough to feel real Siberian freezing cold, snow and extremely strong wind all over the country.

  Dear President Donald Trump, First of all, I want to state that I am an apolitical person. And being honest with you, my blog’s been more of

  You can get to know a foreign country on so many different levels. The food. Local costumes. Getting to know the ordinary local people. Or you know,