Spanish cities

Regarded as a jewel in North Africa, Ceuta is a city that attracts the interest of many for its unique location and cultural diversity. When considering a move to a new location, having detailed information on key aspects such as safety, cost of living and general quality of life is essential.

Deciding where to live is one of the most important choices for any individual or family. With its rich history, vibrant culture and quality of life, Cordoba is an ideal choice for many.

Salamanca, known as Spain's golden city because of its sandstone architecture, is a destination that attracts students, families and professionals alike. Consider several aspects when deciding to settle in this Castilian city.

Menorca, the jewel of the Mediterranean, is a destination that appeals to many for its natural beauty, idyllic beaches and quieter pace of life.

Discovering Ordino, one of Andorra's most enchanting corners, is like entering an environment of pristine nature and exceptional quality of life. Ordino has the perfect balance between calm and accessibility.

In 2021, Pozuelo de Alarcon (Madrid) was the town with more than 2,000 inhabitants with the highest average annual income per person at €27,167, while El Palmar de Troya in Seville had the lowest figure at €7,299, according to the 'Household Income Distribution Atlas' for the year 2021 published by

Spain is a country that offers a high quality of life in both the personal and professional spheres. According to the United Nations Human Development Index (HDI), Spain ranks 25th out of 189 countries, above the world and European Union average.

The European Commission, through its Vice-President and head of the European Green Deal, Maros Sefcovic, shortlisted five Spanish cities (Madrid, Valencia, Valladolid, Vitoria-Gasteiz and Zaragoza) to receive the Mission Label after assessing their climate agreements. He announced this on Thursday

The Community of Madrid is one of Europe's most cosmopolitan regions; living there can be a unique and enriching experience.

The most exclusive street in Spain for buying a property is on the Costa del Sol and covers the entire development of Coto Zagaleta in Benahavis.