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Last 3rd of April 2025, Spain’s Horizontal Property Act was amended. This is the law that rules on community of owners in Spain.

The Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudí’s iconic Barcelona temple, has become a powerful symbol of creativity, faith and perseverance, transcending traditional architecture.

Barcelona is a city best admired from above. Its rooftop terraces, perched atop iconic hotels, hidden bars and fashionable restaurants, offer ideal urban viewpoints from which to take in the city skyline.

From 1 July, the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility will introduce free public transport for children under 15 and a nationwide commuter train pass for just €20 per month, covering all areas and towns in Spain.

People will spend nearly €110 more per week, on average, to rent a holiday home on the Spanish coast in 2025, an increase of between 6% and 7% compared to the previous year, according to a new report.

Spain is famous for its vibrant cities and golden beaches, but its hiking trails are just as spectacular. From rugged coastal paths to dramatic mountain peaks, Spain offers some of Europe’s best hiking experiences.

Spain is one of the world's most popular holiday destinations, attracting millions of visitors each year. From the bustling beaches of the Costa del Sol to the historic streets of Barcelona, tourism has long been a vital part of the country's economy.

Consuegra, a charming village in the province of Toledo, is famous for its impressive collection of windmills perched on Calderico Hill. It is also home to a medieval castle that dominates the landscape, providing a glimpse into the past.

The region of Navarra is renowned for its lush, mountainous landscapes, particularly in the northern areas.

With spring just around the corner in March, the days begin to get longer, and the arrival of warmer weather brings an opportunity to enjoy Spain’s landscapes in all their glory.Many cities celebrate major festivals during this time, such as the Fallas in Valencia, attracting thousands of visitors.

In 2024, Spain saw a significant surge in tourists from Asia and the United States, contributing to a historic total of nearly 94 million international visitors. Tourists from Asia grew by 14.2%, driven by a remarkable 66.7% increase in visitors from China. The United States also set new records, with 4.2 million tourists, an 11.2% rise from the previous year.

Recent headlines have sparked confusion regarding Spain's stance on tourism, with some suggesting a "tourist ban." However, these claims are somewhat misleading.

Spain, with its diverse landscapes and remarkable geography, boasts an abundance of natural wonders that are truly breathtaking.

Spain might be famed for its sun-soaked beaches and vibrant cities, but it’s also a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts.

As of 2nd December 2024, the Spanish government has introduced new regulations requiring hotels to collect extensive personal data from tourists, including family details, bank card information, and addresses, which must then be provided to security services.

In the heart of Seville, the central Plaza de la Encarnación is home to one of Spain's most distinctive modern structures: the Setas de Sevilla - which translates as "Seville's mushrooms".

The Royal Palace of Madrid is a gem in the Spanish capital and the largest palace in Western Europe, twice the size of iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the Palace of Versailles.Although the Spanish Royal Family does not reside here, it remains the official residence of the King of Spain a

In recent years, Halloween has grown in popularity across Spain, becoming more than just an imported holiday. Spanish cities have embraced Halloween with spooky parties, themed events, and even cultural twists that make this night of ghosts and goblins uniquely Spanish.

Gibralfaro Castle, perched atop a hill overlooking Málaga, is one of Andalusia's most iconic landmarks. Originally built to safeguard the nearby Alcazaba and monitor the bay, this historic fortress now serves as a prime vantage point, offering breathtaking city views.

Barcelona City Council will increase the tourist tax to 4 euros starting from 1 October, when the new rate will come into effect following the approval of the amendment to Fiscal Ordinance 2.2, raising the tax from 3.25 to 4 euros per person, per night, across all accommodation categories. The coun

The Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natural Park is a true gem in Almeria, where history, culture, and cinematic landscapes come together to offer an extraordinary experience. This distinctive part of Spain's southeast coast boasts unspoilt beaches, striking geological formations, and rich biodiversity, making

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

Everyone's talking about tourist flats. Sometimes, tourists may have different schedules than the rest of the building's tenants. Blocks with homeowners' associations are looking at how to combat this type of rental and often ask whether tourist flat tenants can be banned from using the pool and common areas.

Volantazo in the Barcelona City Council in terms of housing. Mayor Jaume Collboni has presented his plan to address the problem of access to housing suffered by the Catalan capital, with “rental prices skyrocketing and becoming more expensive every day.”

The Secretary General of Consumption, Bibiana Medialdea, estimates that over 90% of the tourist flats registered in some cities in Spain are non-compliant, after learning that the Ministry of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030 is investigating tourist rental platforms to find listed properties without a license and studies the possibility of opening disciplinary proceedings and imposing fines of up to €100,000. The objective of the investigation is to protect consumers and users from these practices.