A stroll through the most representative monuments of Cáceres will not last more than 10 km, but this distance we will be enough go through 25,000 years of history (and prehistory). This is the age of the Matravieso Cave, a palaeolithic enclave that forms part of the city. It was discovered in the 1950s in a large chalk operation. Remains of bodies, ceramics and cave wall art highlight the value of this grotto as compared with the neighbouring Cueva de Santa Ana and El Conejar. A leap in history brings us to the Norba Caesarina, the name with which the Romans baptised this area. In the outskirts of the city, in Aldea Moret, we can find the last remains of this civilisation, watchto

According to the National Institute of Statistics, Campillo de las Ranas, in Guadalajara (in the province of Castilla La Mancha), officially has 198 inhabitants. One hundred and seventeen are men and 81 are women. However, despite its small population, this village has the honour of being one of the places where most weddings are held and also one of the most characteristic destinations of the so-called “black architecture”, a kind of popular house construction that uses slate, a mineral of grey, violet and bluish tones, as its main raw material. This gives the village a characteristic dark colour which, curiously, contrasts perfectly with the white of the weddings. Of

Ma première rencontre avec L'Andalousie a eu lieu au début d'Avril de cette année. Je m'y suis rendue pour faire plaisir à mon mari car il voulait retrouver ses racines mais je crois que je suis tombée sous le charme de cette région. Nous avons visité des villes magnifiques chargées d'histoire telles Tolède,Grenade,Ronda et surtout Séville où nous sommes restés pendant une semaine.Nous avons été éblouis par la richesse des monuments et touchés par la ferveur religieuse qui en émanaient.mais surtout nous avons adoré l'atmosphère vivante de