Lifestyle in Spain

On the outskirts of Villena, around an hour inland from Alicante, former world number one Juan Carlos Ferrero has built one of the most influential training bases in modern tennis.

Love is in the air as 14th February 2026 approaches. But does Spain celebrate Valentine’s Day? The answer is yes!

La Gomera sits just west of Tenerife, but it feels a world away once you step off the ferry.

Spain’s nationwide train driver strike has been called off, just hours after it began, after rail unions reached an agreement with authorities on boosting investment, reinforcing staffing, and improving day‑to‑day safety conditions across the rail network.

Spain has emerged as the leading destination for European hotel investors, according to a Savills survey of investors managing real estate assets worth over €1 trillion.Specifically, 73% of those surveyed maintain a “buying position” for 2026 and expect to “continue increasing their exposure to the

Barcelona is a city renowned worldwide for its cultural richness, architecture and Mediterranean lifestyle, yet like any major urban centre, it also has areas with higher levels of crime.According to official data from the Mossos d’Esquadra, Catalonia's autonomous police force, and citizen security

Some of the best holiday destinations in Spain for couples are places where meals stretch late, everything is easy to walk, and there’s usually a square, promenade or beach nearby.

Spain has quietly built a reputation as one of Europe’s most varied golfing destinations, with courses spread across coastlines, countryside, and even cooler northern regions.

When people talk about Magic Towns in Spain, they’re not just talking about pretty villages with a nice view and a decent lunch spot.

Across much of inland Spain, villages have been losing residents for decades. La Rioja is among the regions where shrinking populations are putting pressure on schools, health services and local businesses.

Spain is a land of contrasts, from rugged mountains to idyllic beaches.

Spain has long been a favourite retirement destination for people from the UK, US, Germany and across Northern Europe.

You may not spot a single snowflake in Valencia all winter, but that doesn’t mean skiing or snowboarding is off the table. Just a short journey away, several ski resorts are ideal for a weekend break – or even a day trip if you start early.

Spain continues to rank highly when people compare the best places to retire, and that remains true in 2026.

If winter’s dragging on and you need something colourful to aim for, Las Palmas Carnival 2026 is the big one in the Canary Islands calendar.

If you’ve ever been curious about why people get so misty‑eyed talking about Carnival in Cádiz, 2026 is a good year to understand it properly. This isn’t a glossy parade-first carnival like Tenerife.

The big date is 12th August 2026, when a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse will sweep across northern Spain before heading towards the Mediterranean.Rural rentals are already starting to surge in some of the most in-demand areas, and only places right under the darkest part of the eclipse will

Nestled in sunny Murcia, Spain, El Palmar is a small but vibrant village. Tennis fans know it as the birthplace of Carlos Alcaraz, the young superstar who continues to conquer the tennis world with his 2026 Australian Open win.

After lifting the 2026 Australian Open trophy and becoming the youngest tennis player to complete the career grand slam, Carlos Alcaraz has further cemented his status as one of the most dominant players in world tennis. Already a 7-time Grand Slam champion, the Spaniard continues to attract attention not only for his performances on court, but also for his lifestyle away from the spotlight.

Tennis sensation and recent French Open champion Carlos Alcaraz lives in a 90-square-metre prefabricated wooden house located within the Equelite Tennis Academy in Villena (Alicante), Spain.

Madrid is brilliant, but the size, noise and constant movement can feel like a lot after a while. One of the big perks of living here or spending time in the city is how easy it is to step away for a day.

Galera is a small village in northern Granada province, with just over 1,130 people on the books. What sets it apart locally is that it’s growing, while nearby villages are quietly emptying out.

Interior design is much like fashion: over time, what once felt fresh and innovative can begin to feel dated, and trends that once delighted us may lose their appeal.

The August solar eclipse in Spain this year crosses much of the country, and projections suggest up to 10 million visitors will witness the event.

Catalan Modernism cannot be understood without Lluís Domènech i Montaner, one of the defining architects of the turn of the 20th century and the creator of some of the most emblematic works in European architecture.