Spanish cities

Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) has retained its title as the Spanish town with the highest average gross income for the fourth consecutive year, reaching €85,323 – a 6.3% increase from €80,243 the previous year. The Tax Agency's statistics on personal income tax filers in municipalities with over 1,00

For yet another year, the Tripadvisor portal presents its ranking of the best destinations worldwide for travellers eager to indulge in local culinary traditions while exploring more than just the typical tourist attractions.

Torrevieja's Mediterranean climate and extensive beaches attract both permanent residents and tourists, making it a prime location for property sales. Selling a house here presents a great opportunity, thanks to its popularity and the high demand for coastal real estate.

Nerja, nestled on the eastern coast of Málaga province, is a Mediterranean gem that captivates visitors with its harmonious blend of history and natural beauty. Boasting a mild climate and stunning sea views year-round, it is an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and adventure.

Rental demand in the major provincial capitals, with the exceptions of Vitoria and Barcelona, is outstripped by towns such as Hospitalet de Llobregat, Badalona and Terrassa, which exert greater pressure on the existing supply in the rental market, according to idealista's latest ranking.

A duplex penthouse in Madrid's central Chamberí neighbourhood was worth €3.5 million unfurnished, or €3.6 million with expert-selected furniture.

Every one of Spain's 50 provinces has at least one property listed for over €1 million on idealista, but their distribution is uneven. Notably, the provinces of Malaga, the Balearic Islands, Madrid, Alicante, and Barcelona account for 79.6% of all such properties.

The City of Arts and Sciences, a remarkable architectural and cultural complex designed by Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava, is one of Valencia's most iconic landmarks. Its futuristic structures and a range of cultural and educational activities symbolise innovation and modernity.

Torremolinos, a city of nearly 70,000 in the heart of the Costa del Sol, is an excellent place to live, thanks to its ideal climate, vibrant atmosphere, and rich cultural and culinary offerings. If you’re considering moving to one of the many neighbourhoods near Málaga, it’s important to understand

Branded residences are becoming increasingly popular in Spain's luxury real estate market. These developments, associated with prestigious brands, offer unique designs and exclusive services. This article explores the cities where these projects are emerging and highlights the latest and most impressive developments, as compiled by the valuation company Tecnitasa.

There are many reasons to visit a new city, but local cuisine is increasingly crucial. Whether it’s authentic street food, culinary innovation, Michelin stars, classic dishes, or regional specialities, these cities are renowned for their culinary excellence.

Welcome to your comprehensive guide for studying in Granada under the Erasmus programme.

Located on the Cantabrian coast in Asturias, Gijón is a very interesting destination to visit.

Demand pressure in the property market has returned the Spanish capital to its position as the most sought-after city among those with a large stock on idealista in the second quarter of the year. Provincial cities have regained the prominence that nearby cities like Alcalá de Henares (2nd) and

Five of the 10 most popular locations to find a rental apartment during the second quarter of the year are in the metropolitan area of Barcelona. According to the idealista study, Hospitalet de Llobregat leads the relative rental demand between April and June, followed by Badalona and Vitoria, the first provincial capital on the list. After them, Terrassa, Manresa and Sabadell complete this Barcelona quintet, all of them ahead of Barcelona (8). Still in this 'top 10' the Madrid town of Alcala de Henares and two cities in Tarragona such as Salou and Reus also appear.

Explore the vibrant and unique Tomatina Festival in Buñol, Valencia, set to take place on 28th August of this year 2024.

Reus has become the second most sought-after area for housing for sale in all of Catalonia, second only to Barcelona, and is twelfth in Spain.

Barcelona has a problem on its streets. According to the latest estimate by Fundació Arrels, an organisation that provides care and guidance to Barcelona's homeless people, the Catalan capital has more than 1,380 homeless people. The report highlights that 87% of the homeless people are men, 9% are women, 1.3% are trans women and 1.2% are non-binary.

The developer Culmia has presented its report 'Access to Housing: Andalusia Objective'. The report highlights an urgent need for affordable housing, the investment figure over a 20-year time horizon stands at 1,248 million euros to develop 43,600 affordable homes in all the provincial capitals.

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.

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.

Galicia's favourable weather conditions, with mild winters and balmy summers, are driving a growing demand for property in the region. According to luxury real estate specialist Lucas Fox, this trend is reflected in international, national and local buyers. Areas of greatest interest are in the south of the region, especially around Pontevedra and Vigo, known as the Rías Baixas.

Employment is one of the great drivers of rental demand in Spain, along with the creation of homes. An Urban Land Institute (ULI) report shows the strong growth in Social Security registration that the country's main provincial capitals have seen in the last five years, reaching record levels in Alicante, Madrid, Malaga, Bilbao, Seville and Murcia.