Blood-covered monsters and solar panels – Carnival in Navarra!
The carnivals of Navarra are almost prehistoric in ritual and rural legend
The mighty Camino de Santiago
Olive Press blogger Katie Sims is flirting with the idea of the Camino de Santiago
Romance in Bilbao
The romance echoes over the cobbled streets, past the black rimmed shop windows and streams down the sparkling bridge-laced river to the impressive Guggenheim Museum
Look up, it’s Granada!
Granada requires a neck with 360-degree movement, some billowing hippy trousers and an empty tapas-hungry stomach
Cool mountain lamb and sizzling sweet peppers
Katie Sims visits the community market of El Mercado Santo Domingo in Pamplona
Skiing in Spain – The next big thing
It's all downhill now for Olive Press blogger Katie Sims
Save Erasmus!
The possible bankruptcy of the Erasmus programme was something that hit a nerve with me...
“Martintxos is the new Juevintxos”
Katie Sims in Pamplona joins the Olive Press blogging team - and discovers the local pintxos (tapas) in the Navarra region
The shifting streets of Seville
In true Semana Santa style, there was rain. When there is rain, the processions are postponed and people weep in disappointment
Fast-forward in the Pyrenees
The Pyrenees is transformed for summer. Bears, snakes, ice-cold rivers and bemused locals
Do you fancy an adventure, sir? Find somewhere new near you!
Golly chaps, it’s Geocaching time with the Famous Five. The world is reliving their childhood with a mischievous treasure hunt that is guided by a virtual network of clues. Warning: childish behaviour is inevitable!