Lifestyle in Spain

Spain’s usually busy streets and bustling landmarks have come to a standstill after the Spanish government imposed a nationwide lockdown in a bid to contain the coronavirus epidemic that is turining into one of the worst in Europe's history.  Having a drink with some mates in the local ba

Torre Caleido, also known as "the 5th tower" is the newest addition to the skyline in Madrid. The impressive tower is due to be finished by the end of 2020 and details are being released of what the building will used for.

Coronavirus cases in Spain are still on the rise. The Spanish Government as a consequence has adopted a decree law detailing the measures of the state of alarm ("estado de alarma") that was implemented in Spain on Saturday in the midst of the coronavirus crisis.

The urban development in Madrid known as "Madrid Nuevo Norte", and formerly known as "Operación Chamartín", is one of the most ambitious developments currently planned in Europe. Details of the plan for this new area in Madrid show that it exceeds a surface area of 3,000,000m2, while&nbsp

The prestigious magazine National Geographic has made a list of the 25 most interesting places to visit in 2020.  Among historical cities, national parks and paradisiacal places, two Spanish destinations have managed to sneak their way onto the list.

If you live in Spain and watch TV, then this news might affect you. Digital terrestrial television (TDT) in Spain is preparing for changes due to the arrival of the new 5G mobile network.

La Floración de Cieza When: 1st-31st March 2020 Where: Cieza, Murcia Website: murciaturistica.es When you think of Murcia, the first thing on your mind could be beaches, nightlife or sunny weather. These things are all true, but Murcia also has so much more to offer.

Madrid's main square, Puerta del Sol, will be entirely pedestrianised from the year 2021, as confirmed by the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, accompanied by the deputy mayor, Begoña Villacís; MP, Paloma García Romero and the local council chairman, José Fernández. The "A

Believe it or not, February is one of the most exciting and fun months of the year because it’s carnival time!

You’ve reached the end of your working days and your hard-earned retirement is on the horizon. But like many others, perhaps there’s nothing specific keeping you in the U.S. and you fancy a new adventure.

Asturias, Menorca and the Aran Valley have made it onto the prestigious list that the New York Times draws up each year with the best 52 places to visit.

The Spanish autonomous community, Andalusia, appears in this recent ranking complied by Bloomberg and shares this privilege with countries like Montenegro or Bolivia, with cities such as Cairo or states like Alaska.

The Ritz, one of the most luxurious and famous hotels in Madrid will reopen its doors this summer, renamed the Mandarin Oriental Ritz.

Carnival time is a strange celebration at the end of winter and just before Lent when the world dresses up in extravagant clothing and goes wild.

Who hasn't thought about leaving behind the grind of everyday life and moving to another part of the world? Maybe the moment has arrived given that nowadays there are even towns and cities in which they will pay you to live there and a Spanish village is one of them.

Natural light, tidiness, soft colours in the decoration, ventilation, the temperature and the acoustics are some of the factors that define healthy houses.

The Basque city is the only Spanish city in the top-20 of the world's most prosperous cities, according to a study by the strategic consulting firm D&L Partners. Madrid didn’t make the top twenty, but it is not the only large capital in the world that has been excluded.

If you talk to any city-lover on the planet, they'll probably tell you that their favourite city is one of the ones that appears in this ranking.

Going to street markets is one of the best ways to get to know a city, and during this festive period there’s no lack of Christmas markets all over Europe which are perfect for buying unique presents. If you like curious objects and enjoy finding vintage treasures, then a visit to these Christmas m

Article written by Jorge Tornero, technical director at Geberit The majority of people living in Spain consider that their bathroom can be considerably improved, according to the study “Quiero vivir mejor” (I want to live better) carried out by the magazine Cuida tu Casa.

We're not only experiencing the brain drain of the youngest; the over 65s, once retired, also like to live abroad. But which are the best countries to move to? 1.

The quality of life in a city is measured not only by average wages, household savings capacity or rental prices, but also by the expenditure made by tourists. For Deutsche Bank, Milan, Copenhagen, Zurich and Madrid are the most expensive cities for a weekend getaway.

Although there's always room for improvement, Spain isn't that bad.

If you have a day off or want to take advantage of the autumn holidays, we have a perfect plan for you.

The RIU hotel chain finished remodelling the España Building in spring 2019, one of Madrid's most iconic skyscrapers, to open the doors to its four-star hotel in mid-July.