Mihmān-i Khānah-yi Mātādur: Persiska (Farsi) 1403

The guest house of Matador is the travelogue of Spain. Keyvan Arzaghi, who was previously known as a storyteller to the audience and literature lovers, has written about his trip to Madrid and Barcelona in this book. This author, who usually has a sign of migration and the concern of immigrants in his works, talks about his great interest in traveling and seeing the new world and discovering the unknown in the Matador guest house. In this book, the audience follows the ups and downs of obtaining a visa along with the author. After a working day, he quickly packs his suitcase and leaves for the airport. In order to shorten the journey, he looks for suitable music on the plane seat. In the transit lounge, he stops drinking tea and coffee and searches for ways to connect to the Internet. In the city of Madrid and in a bullfighting stadium, he heads out of the church. Next to the fans of the Barcelona football team, he jumps in the air with every goal. Next to the war cannons of Montjuic Hill, he pours seeds for the birds and during the journey, he records the ugliness and the beauty of the journey through the eyes of his camera. In his first travelogue, Keyvan Arzaghi wrote about the experiences, feelings and events of his European trip.