Enrique Briz

Enrique Briz Farran

Graduado en Periodismo y Comunicación Corporativa, me incorporé al equipo de idealista/news en 2024. Soy un apasionado del deporte, los viajes y la geografía, pero sobre todo de contar las historias que esconde cada rincón de este mundo.

oldest town in Andalusia

This is the oldest town in Andalusia and Spain: 5,000 years of history

In the heart of Andalusia, between arid mountains and fertile plains, lies a site that reshapes our understanding of early human settlement. Long before cities existed as we know them, an organised, fortified and remarkably advanced community established one of the most important settlements of Iberian prehistory here. Although no longer inhabited, Los Millares is considered the earliest major documented settlement in Andalusia. It emerged during the Copper Age, between 3500 and 3100 BC.
Where does Penelope Cruz live?

Where does Penélope Cruz live? Discover her new home in Madrid

Penélope Cruz is one of the leading figures in Spanish cinema and a firmly established name in the international film industry. Over the course of her career, she has received numerous awards and secured a place among the most influential actresses of her generation.
highest village in Teruel

Top ski spots near Valencia without travelling far

You may not spot a single snowflake in Valencia all winter, but that doesn’t mean skiing or snowboarding is off the table. Just a short journey away, several ski resorts are ideal for a weekend break – or even a day trip if you start early.
Cheap destinations in Spain: Benidorm

Benidorm's population in 2025: summer and foreign residents

Benidorm is far more than a simple sun-and-sea destination. This Costa Blanca city in the province of Alicante has become one of Spain’s most distinctive urban centres, defined by its skyscraper-filled skyline and lively tourist scene. But how many people actually live in Benidorm?
Extremadura, Spain

Bloomberg's top 25 destinations for 2026: one is in Spain

Bloomberg has once again compiled a list of must-visit destinations set to shape travel in 2026, blending revitalised classics with lesser-known places on the rise. The list spans creative cities, remote islands, emerging food regions and unspoilt natural havens.