Seaside towns in Spain priced below €2,748 per m² include Luarca and Gandía this year. The list highlights places where buying or renting costs less than the national average, despite rising coastal demand.

Non‑EU visitors to Spain in 2026 must meet updated minimum financial amounts set from January. The rules outline acceptable proof of funds at the border under Schengen short-stay requirements.

Twelve destinations across Spain in June 2026 cover San Juan festivals, coastal towns and city breaks. Longer daylight and pre-peak prices make it a practical month to mix beaches with historic centres.

The European Commission has expanded a case opened in 2019 against Spain over rental tax relief. Residents can reduce taxable rental income by up to 60%, while non-residents cannot claim the deduction.

Brand new homes along the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca are priced under €300,000 this year. Developments often include pools, gardens and parking, with options extending to the Costa Brava and Costa de la Luz.

An international study modelled a magnitude 7.0 earthquake in the Alboran Sea that would affect the Almería coast. Findings suggest that tsunami energy would concentrate unevenly, identifying one stretch as Spain’s most exposed area.

Italy’s €1 house schemes for 2026 are mapped nationwide, linking towns in Sicily, Sardinia and beyond. The hub also covers how to buy, hidden costs, renovation stories in Gangi and Sambuca, and rules for foreign buyers.

Ten Blue Flags in Lazio for 2026 recognise beaches between Latina and Rome. The award reflects clean water and services, with several Pontine coast locations and two in the Rome area.

Lisbon’s Santo António Festival returns on 12 June 2026 with marches, weddings and street parties. As part of the wider Santos Populares season, neighbourhoods host sardine grills and parades honouring Saint Anthony.