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If you're planning a trip to Spain, set aside some time for one particular food and wine destination that has often been underrecognized by travelers.

In the heart of Mallorca, Brisas Food has established itself as a key player in the world of gourmet gastronomy.

Canada Canada, with its expansive coastline and plentiful lakes, is a paradise for fish lovers. Known for its salmon, halibut ...

Of the 10 most populous cities in Spain, the one consistently ignored by tourists is Murcia, home to a large university and ...

The turquoise coves of Menorca, the aquamarine shallow waters around Formentera, the dramatic coastline of Galicia and the never ... meat, or seafood. Slow food at its best. The area around ...

Mention Tannat to seasoned wine drinkers and some think southwest France, where, historically, a highly tannic version is grown in Madiran. Others think Uruguay, where the grape is part of the ...

Santiago de Compostela is the capital of northwest Spain’s Galicia region and is know for ... where you can try fresh seafood, tapas, regional wines and the city's famous Santiago cake.

“The Costa da Morte, in Spain’s Galicia region [in the north west of ... where ancient travelers stopped.” Boasting unique seafood including goose barnacles, Petzold adds that the Costa ...

or copper pans (Galicia), whether various sizes of suckling pig from Segovia, Burgos black pudding mixed with rice or seafood specialities of monkfish tempura, grilled squid and paprika-spiked ...