Spanish cities

Spain's two largest cities are attractive for technology businesses. So much so that the latest data from fDi Intelligence, a Financial Times publication, places Madrid and Barcelona among the best cities in Europe for startups and entrepreneurs.

Valencia is attracting a lot of interest from national and international property investors, as it is a city with more affordable prices than Madrid and Barcelona and will offer more business opportunities in the coming years.

The end of Spain's state of emergency has boosted bookings in hotels and tourist accommodation and there is a general upturn in prices in coastal areas.

Vigo is the Spanish city with the best quality of life according to a survey conducted by the Organisation of Consumers and Users (OCU) among the inhabitants of the 15 largest cities in the Spain. Here are results when it comes to the highest (and lowest) quality of life in cities in Spain.  

While Spain's southern and eastern coasts continue to prove popular with tourists and expats, there are also many other hidden gems in other parts of the country, and today we're heading north.

Retirement is an important and long awaited time for the majority of people and a time when many also decide to make the move abroad to enjoy this "golden age" of  life.

Madrid is one of the best cities in the world to raise a family, according to a study by the British insurance company CIA Landlord.

Sometimes you don't need to leave home to travel. Thanks to the magic of the small screen, we can easily transport ourselves to other cities in an instant.

Once again this year, the British magazine Time Out has published its annual ranking of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world. These places, according to the publication, traditionally represent the spirit of big cities: places to eat and have fun, enjoy art and culture, and take in the atmosphere

Real estate investment is beginning to revive in Europe, with a promising outlook for those wishing to invest in property in Spain's capital, Madrid.

If you're planning to move to Spain with kids, then finding the best school will be an important factor in settling into a new life abroad. For a family in the process of searching for a home, to buy or to rent, one of the most relevant and even determining factors is the proximity to schools.

With the Spanish coasts often being the most popular with buyers, Spain's capital is sometimes overlooked. However, Madrid is home to some incredible properties and some of Spain's most prestigious neighbourhoods.