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Mediterrania Home Established in 1994, MEDITERRANIA is the only home furnishings store in Santa Fe, New Mexico special company that maintains its own production facility in Peru.

Established in 1994, MEDITERRANIA is the only home furnishings store in Santa Fe, New Mexico specialized in southern European, Mediterranean and Spanish colonial accessories, reproductions, custom furniture, antiques and textiles. In addition to being the largest direct importer of antiques from Spain in the U.S., MEDITERRANIA is also the largest stocking dealer in the country of fine "Uriarte Tal

avera" ceramics from Puebla, Mexico and the only U.S. If you are an avid traveler and shopper who appreciates unique products not to be found elsewhere in Santa Fe, authenticity, product knowledge, value for money and excellent customer service, MEDITERRANIA is a "must see".

04/19/2026

Corners of the old Jewish quarter of Realejo and the World Heritage Moorish quarter of the Albayzín in Granada. With the arrival of glorious spring weather, everything is blooming, and every nook and cranny is a picture waiting to be captured.

04/11/2026

Between the 11th and 18th centuries, the Republic of Dubrovnik (originally known as the Republic of Ragusa) and the Republic of Venice were fierce competitors as each struggled to gain leverage over the other in terms of military might and domination of Adriatic trade routes. Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the pristine historic towns in the entire Mediterranean.

04/05/2026

Holy Week (“Semana Santa”) in Granada. Down Calle San Matias.

Kids in our neighborhood in Granada preparing for Holy Week. Look at those faces!
03/26/2026

Kids in our neighborhood in Granada preparing for Holy Week. Look at those faces!

03/13/2026

Many years ago, my dear departed Venetian friend, Sergio Rossi, told me that his 1,000+ year old city was special for its “color, smell, and artful decay”. There is no other city on earth like Venice, and no matter where you look the view is stunning.

The Albaicín neighborhood of Granada on any given day is magical. A World Heritage site, it is a labyrinth of steep, twi...
02/27/2026

The Albaicín neighborhood of Granada on any given day is magical. A World Heritage site, it is a labyrinth of steep, twisting narrow streets and passageways where it is almost impossible not to get lost … think a dry, vertical version of Venice.

Though perhaps not as well known as the old Jewish Quarter of Seville, the “judería” in the historic center of Córdoba i...
02/22/2026

Though perhaps not as well known as the old Jewish Quarter of Seville, the “judería” in the historic center of Córdoba is equally as stunning, and, in some ways, even more interesting from a historic perspective since it predates Seville’s “Barrio de Santa Cruz”. It was also the birthplace of the great Jewish scholar, philosopher and physician, Maimonides, and was an international center of learning in Al-Andalús well before Seville.

02/21/2026

In the 10th century, the city of Córdoba was not only the largest city in Europe and the capital of Al-Andalús, but it was also perhaps the spiritual and intellectual center of the Western World. Three religions and cultures, one city. Today Córdoba is an obligatory stop for anyone seriously interested in the history of Spain and Europe as a whole.

After weeks of constant rain and severe flooding in parts of Andalusia, the sun is finally shining in Granada. More snow...
02/14/2026

After weeks of constant rain and severe flooding in parts of Andalusia, the sun is finally shining in Granada. More snow has fallen in Sierra Nevada than ever before, making it an incredibly dramatic backdrop to the city.

All of the posted images are of decorative nails on 16th to 19th C. doors photographed today in the historic center of G...
02/09/2026

All of the posted images are of decorative nails on 16th to 19th C. doors photographed today in the historic center of Granada. I’ve always thought that doors fascinate us because they inevitably make us wonder about the people who lived for centuries behind them.

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222 Galisteo Street
Santa Fe, NM
87501

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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
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