A travelogue of a journey through Spain in the late 19th century, focusing on the author's encounters with local people and customs, as well as her impressions of the country's landscape and culture. Matilda Betham-Edwards was a prolific British writer and traveler who published dozens of books on her experiences abroad, and this volume remains one of her most evocative and compelling narratives of her adventures.

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