OPINION: Spaniards and expats can breathe a sigh of relief with the formation of a new government in Spain
Another month, another election.
Spain 101: Nowty (not noisy) neighbours
The walls in Spain are a lot thinner than they are anywhere else
Two (perfectly timed) nights in Nerja
OP blogger Josh Taylor makes a return visit to the beaches of Nerja
La Pista a La Playa
Ski in the morning and sunbathe on the beach in the afternoon!
All aboard La Sala El Tren in Granada
While there exists a great deal of quality live music in Granada, finding it, from time to time, can be a trying task
Cadiz Carnaval: A step-by-step guide
Given that this year marked his hat-trick, Josh Taylor likes to think that he has expertise on this discernibly anarchic event
How to get your hair cut with minimal Spanish!
If the proper steps aren’t taken, then consequences can be disastrous; the mullet, for example, still very much lives and breathes in Spain, as does
OP blogger is on a slippery slope
Ski-bums from all over Spain will flock to Europe’s southernmost ski-resort in huge numbers this weekend, after seven long, snow-deprived months
Review: The Skatalites @ La Sala El Tren, Granada
Originally formed in 1964, the group has produced 15 studio albums, five live albums and six collaborations, and has had over 30 band members through
Spain’s very own Banksy
Josh Taylor documents works by mystery street artist ‘El Nino de las Pinturas’, who has spent years brightening up Granada’s white walls
Review: Substation’s ‘Terror Bass Planet’
If ever the expression ‘it does exactly what it says on the tin’ could be used more fittingly then I’d like to hear some suggestions
La Shawarma
We’ve all been there; alone, drunk, stumbling down the street, when suddenly that matchless and unmistakable whiff mercilessly hijacks our nostrils and sends us trotting
The rain in Spain…
Our new Olive Press blogger Josh Taylor braves a downpour in Granada
