Lifestyle in Spain

Valencia is one of the top Spanish destinations for summer holidays. With a large city like the capital of Turia nearby, the Valencian coasts are a great option, as are places far from the sea. The outskirts of the big city also offer many options in summer.

Summers on the Balearic Islands are dreamy thanks to their great climate and stunning coastlines but also their mountainous areas.

Campello must be present in any list of beautiful towns on the Costa Blanca, a fishing village located 13km from the city of Alicante and 30km form Benidorm.

Despite its compact size, there are a large number of places to spend the summer in the Region of Murcia.

When one thinks of Andalusia, one thinks of the countless beaches and tourist destinations along its coastline. Yet this is not the only option available in this vast autonomous region.

Living in Huelva, a city in southwest Spain known for its history, vibrant culture and stunning scenery, has its challenging pros and cons. In this article, we'll explore the best areas to move to, whether you're considering it for work, study or simply a change of scenery. From its pleasant climate to its employment opportunities and cultural and leisure offerings, there are many positive aspects of living in Huelva.

Barcelona is known for its vibrant city life and rich history, but also for its interesting coastline welcoming locals and tourists alike. And with the arrival of warmer temperatures, many choose to head to the beach to enjoy the sun and cool off.

Madrid's skyline has been in the making for centuries that provides it with that photograph so identifying of a great city, and from no better vantage point than the terraces of some of its restaurants to see how the capital is outlined on the horizon. We climbed up to seven of the highest dining rooms and terraces in the city to enjoy a 360º experience.

Granada is one of Spain's most beautiful cities, offering exquisite tapas with your drink, abundant culture and a quality of life that many people crave.

Summer is here and if you've not already got your pool ready, this is your reminder. Just because you've winterised it properly doesn't mean it's ready for you to jump in. You still have a few minor pool maintenance tasks to take care of. They don't require a lot of time, but they are essential if you want to swim safely.

As well as trying to escape the heat this summer, it’s also a nice time to go out looking for places to enjoy nature.

Amsterdam is the most sustainable city in the world, while Madrid ranks 50th and Barcelona 54th in the global ranking, according to the Sustainable Cities Index 2024 prepared by Arcadis. The report reveals some disparities between the leading sustainable cities, such as Amsterdam in first place, Ro

Spain is known for its beautiful beaches that attract millions of tourists every year.

Spain will be the most-visited tourist destination in the world in 2040 with 110 million arrivals, followed by France with 105 million, and the United States with 100 million, according to the NextGen Travellers and Destinations report carried out by Deloitte and Google.

In Spain's dynamic retail landscape, shopping centres do not only stand out for their size but also because they attract millions of visitors every year thanks to their varied retail, leisure and restaurant offerings. Here's a detailed analysis of the 10 largest shopping centres in Spain, ranked from largest to smallest in Gross Lettable Area (GLA).

Ilunion Hotels has announced that it is expanding its portfolio adding the Myramar Fuengirola Aparthotel, now called Ilunion Miramar.

Visiting a theme park can be one of the best plans for the summer. Moreover, due to their variety of attractions and shows, they're usually great for the whole family to enjoy.

Night-time air conditioning, yay or nay? Is it bad to sleep with it on? How can I improve the bedroom temperature to help me rest? You may have asked yourself these questions, and about the price of air conditioning installations, and you probably found a thousand different answers. 

Spain offers a wide range of water sports due to its extensive coastline and diverse aquatic environments.

The island of Lanzarote emerges from the Atlantic Ocean as a unique enclave, a land of contrasts where volcanic nature combines with serene beaches and an excellent climate. Deciding to live on Lanzarote is opting for a particular lifestyle, in which the environment's calm and beauty play a leading role.

This Andalusian village in Malaga province is known for its Moorish heritage and prime location in the Axarquia region. Its cobbled streets and houses with colourful flower pots draw you into its rich history and culture.

More than 260 villages from 60 different countries applied for the United Nations Tourism Agency's 2024 'Best Tourism Villages'. Casares (Malaga), Ainsa (Huesca), Sos del Rey Catolico (Zaragoza), Cudillero (Asturias), Mura (Barcelona) and Pals (Girona) have been nominated for the Best Tourist Town award, as they are committed to responsible, sustainable and accessible tourism.

From the iconic New Bridge to its history-filled streets, there are many things to see in Ronda. This town in Malaga promises an unforgettable stay as it is a one-of-a-kind town in Andalusia that offers tours of different monuments and places that will not leave you indifferent.

Living in Oropesa del Mar is becoming an increasingly popular option for those looking for an attractive environment with quality of life, services and an excellent location. This Costa del Azahar town, in the province of Castellon, boasts seven long beaches with crystal-clear waters, a mild climate and a wide range of leisure and cultural activities.

Located in the heart of northern Spain, the Picos de Europa National Park is the ideal opportunity to disconnect from everyday life. Lovers of nature and outdoor activities will find in this gem the perfect option to spend a few days with their family, as a couple, or even alone.