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About Spain Like You’ve Never Seen: Rioja Wine, Running with Bulls, and Barcelona Wonders

Discover the magic of Spain beyond the beaches - from Rioja’s vineyards to Barcelona’s human towers, this journey reveals the heart of Spanish culture and adventure. Join us as we uncover why millions are captivated by Spain every year. In this episode, travel from the lush vineyards of Rioja, exploring the secrets of historic wineries and indulging in world-class wines, to the bustling food scene of Logroño, where pintxos and local delicacies redefine Spanish cuisine. Experience the legendary running of the bulls in Pamplona, feeling the thrill and history of this iconic festival firsthand. Venture further into Catalonia and the vibrant city of Barcelona, where Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia stuns with its architectural genius. Get rare behind-the-scenes access to the cathedral’s towering heights, and immerse yourself in the city’s surreal artistry and historic absinthe bars. The adventure culminates with the awe-inspiring tradition of human towers, a powerful symbol of Catalan identity, teamwork, and trust that will leave you deeply moved. Whether you’re a travel enthusiast, culture lover, or simply curious about Spain’s hidden wonders, this video offers a rich tapestry of

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Spain Like You’ve Never Seen: Rioja Wine, Running with Bulls, and Barcelona Wonders
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Society
Runtime
43 minutes
Language
English
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Real History

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