Richard Gere, the Hollywood legend known for classics such as Pretty Woman and An Officer and a Gentleman, is enjoying one of the most settled periods of his personal life.

The Region of Murcia is famed for its fertile orchards and hearty stews, but also for a range of simple yet delicious traditional desserts.

Zaragoza is a city that surprises with its vitality, deep history and welcoming spirit – traits that have shaped a distinctive local identity for centuries. Its name, too, is no accident, but a reflection of this past and of the civilisations that left their mark.

For over a century, its silhouette has defined Barcelona's skyline, but now the Sagrada Familia has taken another step in the history of architecture: it has become the tallest church on the planet. The placement of the first element of the cross on the central tower of Jesus Christ has raised the total height of the temple designed by Antoni Gaudí to 162 meters, surpassing the dimensions of the famous Protestant cathedral in Ulm, Germany. The Sagrada Familia will measure over 170 meters when it is completed, presumably within the next decade.

For many, living in the mountains means tranquillity, fresh air and a constant connection with nature. In this setting, prefabricated mountain homes have become an increasingly popular, modern and efficient option for those wishing to settle in such surroundings without sacrificing comfort.

Marbella, famed for its golden beaches and lively social scene, also hides some of the Costa del Sol’s most breathtaking viewpoints, tucked among its hills and coastal paths.

Tenerife, known for its mild climate and striking natural landscapes, still has areas where property prices remain surprisingly affordable compared with other tourist or urban centres.

On Australia’s west coast, 14,000 kilometres from Spain, lies a small and unusual town whose name and streets pay homage to Spain. Walking along quiet roads named after places like Valencia, León and Barcelona feels almost surreal. Yet behind this lies a unique story and a misunderstanding that led to its streets being named this way. Discover the curious tale of Australia’s “Spanish” town.

Alicante is a dynamic city brimming with opportunities for university students, especially in the San Vicente del Raspeig area. With a wide range of educational options and a great quality of life, choosing the right area to live is crucial for making the most of your university experience.

Alicante, on the Costa Blanca, enchants visitors with its sunny climate, turquoise waters and centuries-old history.