
Travelling in Spain means moving between a dry, hot plateau and a greener coast, between dense city life and emptied inland villages. This podcast follows a single narrator settling in Spain for years at a time, learning each place by living in it rather than passing through. It treats travel as ordinary knowledge, built from repeated visits and local daily rhythms.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 24 days ago |
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Mateo enjoys a rare dry, quiet Sunday in Aínsa, wandering the old town, checking on his NIE progress, and planning a final Ordesa hike before the September Expoferia crowds arrive. He reflects on the cost of a slow day in the Pyrenees and the working... more
Mateo embraces a rainy day in Aínsa, walking the Green Corridor along the Ara river, checking the cost of a slow day in a Pyrenean village, and laying out his full plan for a multi-day Ordesa y Monte Perdido hike, from shuttle logistics to refuge boo... more
Mateo enjoys a calm, drizzle-washed morning in Aínsa's old town, visits the Eco Museo to learn about bearded vultures, and plans his hike into Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. He also sorts out his NIE application and shares practical tips on th... more
Mateo shelters from a Pyrenean downpour in Aínsa's arcaded Plaza Mayor, digs into the town's medieval past and the legend of the Spoon Race, and plots his assault on Ordesa while watching the weather and his budget.
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Mateo crosses the Pyrenean foothills from Vielha to Aínsa, settling into his new base in the medieval hilltop town. He explores the arcaded Plaza Mayor, the castle fortress, and the riverside green corridor, and starts planning for the Sobrarbe Expof... more
On his final full day in Vielha e Mijaran, Mateo hits the morning market in Gausac, chats with a shepherd about transhumance, splurges on a proper parador breakfast, and walks the Water Route one last time, tallying the costs of a mountain summer.
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On his final full day in Vielha e Mijaran, Mateo visits the Saturday market, seeks out the new Aranese poetry panels, and takes one last walk through the old town, reflecting on costs and the valley's living language.
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On a restful Sunday after the festival, Mateo explores the quiet streets of Vielha, visits the town's Romanesque church to see the famous Crist de Mijaran, and reflects on the valley's unique identity and the practicalities of settling into mountain ... more
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This show follows a single narrator as they settle into Spain for extended periods, moving between cities, coastlines, and small towns across seasons. Episodes are short, highly practical travel diaries that blend sensory detail with concrete notes: what to do, where to eat, how much things cost, and how places change with weather and time. A recurring thread is immersion over quick sightseeing—living in neighborhoods, navigating transport, markets, and local festivals, and returning to familiar streets as the region shifts with the year. Noteworthy is the emphasis on everyday rhythms, language glimpses, and the balance between personal travel narrative and practical guidance, making it useful for listeners planning longer stays or deeper e... more
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