Small-town travel in Spain (Korean edition)

Spain small town travelb The Real Charm of Spain Wandered Through Twenty Lesser Known Towns b The interest in this country, which began with the study of Spanish during Latin American travel, finally led the author to the path of pilgrims. The pilgrims path was both a great enlightenment and a lucky one for the author. On this road, the author was impressed with the generosity of the Spaniards and was fascinated by the delicious food. And a few years later, the author returned to Spain. This time I walked around in a small Spanish town. Like Don Quixote, who walked in search of Princess Dulcinea. Spain, often expressed in passion, love, and freedom, was not a place to be easily explained in one word. Its a place with countless charms. Figueres, Cadaques, and Pubol, with their traces of Salvador Dali, were as romantic as his love for his sweetheart gala. There was a trace of sad love in Teruel more than a century before the novel Romeo and Juliet. A tempting flamenco stage with sensual costumes and passionate movements took place in Seville. This book introduces a hidden gem-like town found in the north, south, east and west of Spain. Not only the exotic and colorful scenery, but also all the stories about the food, history, art, and culture behind it can be seen in this volume. Read more