Articles on Culture & Art

Gastronomy is much more than food and elaborations; it is a sensory experience that connects us with the land, traditions and culture.

Our travel expert Talya Kivanc presents a fantastic selection of books; five works that invite you to explore the world through their pages.

Shapes by NUBA presents 4 exclusive experiences around the art and culture of Spain. Discover them in a unique tour from north to south of our country.

Shapes by NUBA creates a new look, merging different disciplines to design a new canvas of experiences around art and emotions.

Located in the heart of Mexico, a world opens up to us full of history, culture and natural beauty in the vibrant state of Guanajuato.

Once again, Madrid hosts Apertura Madrid Gallery Weekend, the cultural event that marks the beginning of the new artistic season in the capital.

NUBA Art, focused on creating specialized trips and experiences around contemporary art and culture, has organized an exclusive event for a select group of guests, who had the opportunity to see, first hand, the private collection located in the home-studio of renowned artist Mateo Maté.

NUBA presents 6 exclusive experiences with which to embark on a unique tour through the cities, with private and closed-door visits.

Madrid hides many secrets and from NUBA we have visited some of them and we have kept 6 very special ones. From a 19th century pediment, to a pavilion in the shape of hexagons brought directly from the Brussels Universal Exposition, to a palatial building in the heart of Main Street, which you have surely passed many times and never realized what a jewel you had before your eyes.

A genuine natural paradise, one of the most privileged countries in the world for its heritage, millenary heritage, biodiversity, natural wealth, endemic species and virgin landscapes still unexplored. .... Crossed vertically by the Andes mountain range, it offers its majestic mountains, its kilometer-long coastline and its impenetrable jungle.

I had a hard time getting up here. An indecent amount of messy (and dangerous) wooden steps have lifted me up to this place. I settle in as best I can, taking in seat and air alike. I look ahead with the feeling that a curtain is opening before me. Three colors: green, blue and ash brown.

We landed at the Cuzco airport and I began to feel again the anticipation of previous days, when I was preparing my trip to Peru. On our way out, a representative of the Explora hotel, which would be our home for the next five days, was waiting for us.

Because in the suitcase there is always room for a book, no matter how full it is. How many times the turning of the pages has pushed us like a hurricane wind to faraway places and strange situations.