Paella is often served at lunchtime on Sundays and holidays, and is particularly tasty when cooked outdoors over a wood fire. Huge pans of paella are cooked up on the beaches of Southern Spain, catering for masses for hungry holiday-makers in authentic Spanish style.
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The Greek and Phoenician traders called them barbarians but the true nomenclature of the Berber people is “Amazigh”, which means “free people”.
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The Eiffel Tower was erected on 31 March 1889 – and over 250 million visitors have walked up the structure since.
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The Japanese tea ceremony is closely linked with the appreciation of art and nature, and is a ritual brimming with culture and timeless etiquette.
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