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The Resurrection of Lanusa: How a Flooded Village in Huesca Became More Popular Than Its Famous Neighbors

Forgotten Pyrenean Village: Reborn from Underwater and Now a Gem of Aragon’s Tourism. High in the mountains of Aragon lies a remarkable place. Nearly half a century ago, it was sacrificed. Its people returned and created a true miracle. Today, thousands of travelers seek to visit this destination.

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Aragon Surprises: Gúdar-Javalambre and Its Unique Nights Under the Milky Way

Gúdar-Javalambre Recognized as the Best Stargazing Location in Spain. The Gúdar-Javalambre region offers ideal conditions for astronomy, with minimal light pollution. Local initiatives support the development of astrotourism. Visitors can discover the area's natural beauty and culture.

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Aragon Courts: No Pension Rights for Unregistered Couples

Survivor Pension in Spain Requires Official Registration of Union. Spain is discussing the conditions for receiving a survivor's pension. The focus is on the formalization of relationships. The requirements for unmarried couples are being considered. The importance of officially confirming a union is highlighted by a court decision.

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Toledo, Cervantes, and Columbus: What Secrets Does the Night of Heritage Hold in Spain

Fifteen Spanish Cities Unite for Night of Cultural Heritage 2025. Spain is preparing for a major cultural event that will span 15 historic cities. On this evening, monuments, museums, and streets will be filled with art, music, and dance. Unique performances and free events are planned for all visitors.

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Temperatures break records while the north is drenched by rain: what’s happening

Spain Faces Heatwave and Unstable Weather in the North and Galicia. In the coming days, Spain will experience a combination of heat and unstable weather. Temperatures in central and southern regions will rise above 32 degrees, while the north will see rain and thunderstorms. Weather conditions are expected to fluctuate throughout the week.

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Where the Miño, Ebro, and Guadalquivir Are Born: Secrets and Legends at the Sources of Spain's Great Rivers

Three Unique Routes to the Sources of Spain’s Great Rivers for an Unforgettable Journey. Discover remarkable destinations. Here begin the country’s main waterways. Unique landscapes await. Perfect inspiration for an autumn getaway.

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Aemet warns: Tarragona, Barcelona, and Valencia at risk of flooding

Heavy Rains and Thunderstorms Hit Northeast and Mediterranean Coast of Spain. Warnings have been issued in Spain due to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. Some regions may experience flooding. Temperatures are expected to drop. Meteorologists report unstable weather conditions.

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Cerler in the Pyrenees: hiking trails, waterfalls, and family adventures in September

Cerler Mountain Village in Aragon: The Perfect Place for an Autumn Getaway. Cerler, located in the Benasque Valley in Huesca, draws tourists in September. The village blends ancient architecture, scenic nature trails, and unique family-friendly spots. Visitors here can enjoy both tranquility and active recreation.

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Spain's Economy Under Pressure: How Regions Are Managing Rising Costs

Spanish Household Savings Drop by Nearly One-Fifth in a Year. Spain has recorded a significant decrease in household savings. Families are facing increased essential expenses. The situation varies across regions. The article examines the causes and consequences.

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Aragon on the Path to European Leadership: Data Center Investments and New Opportunities

Data Centers to Transform Aragon’s Economy and Create Thousands of Jobs. Major infrastructure development is expected in the Aragon region. The local economy will see considerable growth, with thousands of new jobs to be created. Authorities are discussing energy issues and sustainable development.

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The Fish Cathedral: The Mystery of the Solitary Bell Tower Rising Above the Waters of the Ebro Reservoir

Submerged Church in Cantabria: A Silent Witness to the Past and a Magnet for Travelers. There is a remarkable place in Cantabria. An ancient structure rises from the water, holding secrets of the past. Discover its incredible story.

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The Sky Awaits: What Challenges Lie Ahead for Princess Leonor at the San Javier Air Force Academy

Princess Leonor Begins Training at Air Force Academy Under Special Conditions. The heir to the throne embarks on a new stage of service. She is undergoing training at the Air Force Academy. She will learn how to pilot an aircraft. Her training takes place under special conditions.

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All school start dates by region in Spain: Madrid, Catalonia, Andalusia and others

When Does the School Year Start in Spain in 2025? In Spain, the start dates for the school year vary by region. Parents and students are preparing for the return to school. Knowing the schedule is important for family planning. The article provides up-to-date dates.

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España sale del estado de emergencia: ¿qué le espera al país tras los incendios catastróficos?

Spain Officially Ends Its Most Devastating Wildfire Season in Recent Years. Spanish authorities have announced the end of the state of emergency caused by massive wildfires that destroyed over 400,000 hectares and claimed four lives in August. The country now shifts to ongoing monitoring and recovery efforts in the affected regions.

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Grandes cambios: ¿cómo Argón se convertirá en el nuevo centro de tecnologías digitales?

Blackstone to Invest 12 Billion Euros in Largest Data Center Campus in Zaragoza. The American investment firm Blackstone will invest nearly 12 billion euros in building a large-scale complex of eight data centers in Calatorao (Zaragoza). The project is set to launch in 2026, create over 2,000 jobs, and reinforce Aragón's status as one of Spain’s leading regions for data storage and processing.

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Which cities in Spain are the most densely populated today? The list might surprise you

The Ten Largest Cities in Spain by Population: Latest 2025 Ranking. Urban populations in Spain continue to grow, making the country's largest cities increasingly diverse and dynamic. This article presents the latest 2025 ranking of Spain’s ten most populous cities, along with a brief overview of their unique characteristics and reasons for their popularity.

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Luxembourg’s Unexpected Past: A Spanish Bastion in the Heart of Europe

Luxembourg: How One of Europe’s Richest Countries Spent Over 150 Years as Part of the Spanish Empire. Few people know that Luxembourg, one of the world’s wealthiest countries, was part of the Spanish Empire for more than 150 years. Discover how this duchy became a key military fortress for the Habsburgs, earning the nickname "the Northern Gibraltar," and what Spanish legacy remains there to this day.

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12 lugares imprescindibles en el corazón de los Pirineos catalanes

Aran Valley: Main Attractions and Best Routes for Traveling the Pyrenees. The Aran Valley is a unique corner of Catalonia, combining picturesque mountain landscapes, ancient villages, and a rich cultural heritage. We highlight the must-see sights and best activities in the region to make your trip unforgettable.

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¿Por qué el auge hipotecario continúa durante doce meses consecutivos?

Spain Records Historic Rise in Mortgage Lending: June 2025 Marks Significant Milestone. In June 2025, Spain saw a significant increase in the number of home mortgage loans issued. Over 41,000 new loans were granted in a single month, up by a third compared to the previous year. Both the average loan amount and the total volume of funds reached historic highs.

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Cómo un pequeño pueblo salva los bosques con la ayuda de animales

In the Pyrenees of Lleida, a Flock of Sheep and Goats Helps Fight Fires. In the village of Vilamos in northern Spain, a unique project is underway: a municipal flock of sheep and goats cleans the forests, reducing the risk of wildfires. This initiative helps restore traditional landscapes, support biodiversity, and revive local livestock farming.

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¿Cómo recuperar tu dinero si se vio afectado por incendios en España?

Bank of Spain Accepts Fire-Damaged Banknotes and Coins for Exchange. Residents of Spain whose cash was damaged by wildfires can exchange their affected banknotes and coins at Bank of Spain branches. The financial institution reviews each request individually and reimburses funds once the authenticity of the money is confirmed.

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La discreta despedida de una estrella: lo que se sabe sobre los últimos días y la vida secreta de Verónica Echegui

Spanish Cinema in Mourning: Actress Verónica Echegui Dies at 42, Hiding Her Illness from the Public. Renowned Spanish actress Verónica Echegui has passed away. The film star died at the age of 42, keeping her illness private until the end. Details of her personal life, vibrant career, and connection to Spain's first Nobel laureate.

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¿Cómo cambiará el sistema de admisión de niños migrantes en diferentes regiones del país?

Spain Sets New Standards for Allocating Underage Migrants Across Regions. Spanish authorities have approved unified standards for accommodating unaccompanied underage migrants. From now on, each region must provide 32.6 places per 100,000 residents for such children. The new rules apply to all autonomous communities in the country.

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¿Listo para el reto? Descubre la ruta ciclista más pintoresca y exigente de Alt Empordà.

New Popular Cycling Route in Catalonia: 74 Kilometers Through Alt Empordà Among Vineyards, Castles, and Wild Trails. A 74-kilometer circular cycling route is gaining popularity in the Catalan region of Alt Empordà. The route combines gravel paths and mountain trails, passing through vineyards, medieval castles, and scenic reservoirs. Designed for experienced cyclists, this challenging route offers a demanding adventure.

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¿Qué regiones de España recibirán ayuda de emergencia tras los desastres naturales?

Emergency Zones Declared in Spain Due to Wildfires and Heavy Rains. The Spanish government has designated several areas as affected by wildfires and heavy rains since June 2024. This decision will speed up the provision of financial assistance, tax breaks, and other measures to support the recovery of impacted regions.

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El pueblo de Navarra donde el río se convierte en un balneario

Burgui in Navarre: a Picturesque Village with a Natural Pool and Gorge That Caught the Attention of National Geographic. Nestled in the heart of the Roncal Valley in Navarre lies the village of Burgui, spotlighted by National Geographic for its natural pool in the center of town and its dramatic gorge. Discover authentic traditions, stone architecture, and the unique landscapes of the Pyrenees.

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La iglesia templaria olvidada: ¿qué secretos guardan sus muros?

Spanish Chapel with Templar Secrets in Aragon Challenges the Scottish Enigma from The Da Vinci Code. In the province of Teruel lies a church known as the 'Spanish Rosslyn.' Built by the Templars, it holds mysterious frescoes, hidden symbols, and legends that rival those of the famed Scottish chapel.

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¿Será el domingo el inicio de fuertes tormentas en todo el país?

Spain to Face New Wave of Bad Weather: Meteorologists Warn of Approaching DANA. Spain is bracing for a change in weather: after a period of heat, DANA is approaching. Meteorologists differ in their forecasts regarding the scale and consequences of this phenomenon, but warn of possible heavy rains and thunderstorms in several regions in the coming days.

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Por qué los bancos no se apresuran a respaldar la vivienda asequible: detalles en el reportaje

Cautious Bank Policies Exacerbate the Housing Crisis in Spain. Spanish banks are focusing financing on upscale new constructions, leaving socially significant projects without support. This strategy worsens the shortage of affordable housing, particularly in regions with the greatest need. Experts suggest alternative solutions to address the problem.

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Por qué la mayoría de las ciudades frenan el desarrollo de la movilidad eléctrica en España

Only a Third of Spanish Cities Have Met Low-Emission Zone Requirements. Only 37% of Spanish municipalities required to implement low-emission zones have complied with the regulations. This slows the adoption of electric transport and highlights the need for additional support measures and infrastructure development.

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¿Por qué el calor en España se vuelve mortalmente peligroso este verano?

New Fatalities Reported in Andalusia Due to Heatwave: Death Toll Rises. Two more heat-related deaths were reported in Andalusia over the weekend. Since the start of summer, more than 23 people in Spain have died due to extreme heat, and experts estimate the total number of victims could exceed 3,300. Most of the deceased are elderly or individuals with chronic illnesses.

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Este pueblo aragonés guarda secretos de la Edad Media. ¿Te animas a descubrirlos?

Puertomingalvo in Aragon: A Journey into the Middle Ages Through Preserved Fortress Walls and a 13th-Century Castle. Nestled in the mountains of Teruel, Puertomingalvo is a village whose historic center is recognized as a national treasure. Discover its medieval walls, a 13th-century castle, and a unique atmosphere where history blends seamlessly with nature.

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Rincones sorprendentes de España que quizás no conozcas

Ten Most Beautiful Villages in Spain: Where History Meets Nature. Spain is renowned not only for its major cities but also for its picturesque villages, each preserving a unique cultural heritage and natural beauty. This article offers an overview of ten of the most beautiful Spanish villages worth visiting or considering as a place to live.

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La joya olvidada de Aragón: secretos templarios tras las rejas del monasterio

Mirambel in Teruel: A Journey into the Middle Ages Through One of Spain’s Most Underrated and Beautiful Villages. In the province of Teruel lies Mirambel—a medieval village that has preserved its original charm. Templar fortress walls, historic mansions, and the story of a convent where nuns spent centuries viewing the world through a grille all attract those who seek authentic Spain.

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Un terremoto nocturno alarma a los habitantes de varias ciudades españolas

Magnitude 3.1 Earthquake Registered in Guadalajara Province: Event Details. On the night of August 18, an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.1 occurred near the town of Mochales in the province of Guadalajara. Residents of several towns felt the tremors, but there have been no reports of damage or casualties. Experts continue to analyze data on seismic activity in the region.

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