Researchers from University of Spain’s Cordoba reveal what Roman Empire smelled like
RESEARCHERS at the University of Cordoba have managed to analyse, for the first time, a 2,000 years old Roman perfume and determine its fragrance and
Day Trip from Cadiz and Sevilla: Medina Sidonia, Bridge to Inland Cadiz Province
Medina Sidonia – like its nearby neighbours of Benalup and Alcala de los Gazules - is full of history
UNEARTHED: First Roman olive oil press EVER on Spain’s Costa del Sol as huge archaeology park planned
The area will become the largest archaeology park on the Costa del Sol and plans to be a major tourism and cultural attraction
Quince: The bittersweet fruit
This year why not finally pick your quinces rather than let them rot on the ground
Maximilian Bartie
Our resident columnist, formerly of Royal Tunbridge Wells, puts the world to rights
The Chamomile Mummy and herbal Odour Eaters
Sue Rodgers looks at the first uses of herbs as part of a new series on herbaceous plants
Drumming up a storm
Baena is a town famous for its olive oil, but during Semana Santa its quiet streets take on an altogether different aspect as thousands of
The Best of Andalucia
Two exciting new exhibitions are showing off the glorious history of the region, Moorish porcelain in Cordoba and the priceless Phoenician Treasure of Carambolo in
Marbella’s secret past
Archaeologists discover that there's more to Marbella than meets the eye...
