Infanta Cristina's Eldest Son Juan Valentin Celebrates 26th Birthday in London. The firstborn of Infanta Cristina celebrates his birthday while continuing his life far from home. Rumors persist about his possible return. His future remains a mystery.
Spanish Royal Family Concludes Triumphant Visit to Navarra. The recent visit of the royal family to Navarra was a major event for the region. Thousands of enthusiastic citizens greeted the monarchs. Find out what made this historic trip memorable.
San Sebastian Film Festival Finale: Glamour and Political Statements. Spain’s main film event has come to a close. The final evening was filled with excitement, as stars showcased their best looks. However, fashion wasn’t the only highlight.
Camp Organizers in Bernedo Explain the Purpose of Mixed Showers for Teenagers. A controversy has erupted in Bernedo over the practice of mixed showers in children's camps. Organizers claim this approach is part of their educational methodology. Parents are demanding an investigation, and authorities have launched an inquiry.
Spain Tightens Entry Rules for Old Diesel and Petrol Cars in Cities. Several Spanish cities have introduced new restrictions on vehicles. Authorities have increased control over the entry of cars with low environmental ratings. This article examines the details of the new regulations and the exceptions.
Seven Natural Wonders of Spain and the Cost of Living Nearby. The article examines Spain’s unique natural attractions. It provides data on housing prices and describes the characteristics of each location. Their significance to the country is also highlighted.
Half a century after Franco's final executions, debates flare up in Spain. Spain is once again discussing the fate of five people executed in 1975. Political forces are arguing over how to interpret their role in history. A new study sheds light on the circumstances of those events. The questions of memory and justice remain unresolved.
Antonio Flores' Unknown Brother and Sister Step Out of the Shadows After New Film. The new film has sparked significant public interest. It sheds light on family bonds and reveals unknown chapters in the clan's history. The story gains new and surprising details.
The Royal Family in Navarre: Princess Leonor's Debut and a Test for the Court. The royal family has arrived for a visit. They face a packed program. All eyes are on the heir to the throne. This trip could change a lot.
Basque Country Tests Its First Offshore Bluefin Tuna Farm. A unique floating farm has appeared in the Cantabrian Sea off the coast of Getaria. Here, bluefin tuna are raised under conditions previously unseen in the region. The project promises changes for the fishing industry and the economy of the Basque Country.
Spanish Royal Family in New York: Coincidence or Secret Bourbon Meeting? The paths of Spain’s royals crossed in the US. Each has an important mission of their own. Their schedules do not align at all. Will the long-awaited family reunion take place?
San Sebastián Film Festival Opens with Palestine Solidarity Action. On the opening day of the San Sebastián Film Festival, a large-scale demonstration in support of Palestine took place. Participants gathered at the main entrance to voice their stance. The festival organizers also responded to the ongoing situation.
Spain experiences record heatwave and braces for sharp cold snap. Spain is experiencing extreme temperatures this September. In several regions, thermometers are reaching up to 40 degrees. A sharp change in weather and a cold snap are expected by the weekend.
Vitoria to Begin Issuing Fines for Entering Low Emission Zone in September. Authorities in Vitoria-Gasteiz have announced the start of monitoring the environmental zone. The new measures will affect car owners without emission stickers. Exceptions are expected for certain categories of vehicles. The changes will take effect this autumn.
Lack of New Budgets Widens Gap in Social Support Between Spanish Regions. Disparities in funding for social sectors persist across Spain. Leading regions allocate more resources to healthcare and education, while some autonomous communities lag behind in investment levels. Experts note a decline in the share of social spending.
Ochagabia Annually Recreates Century-Old Lifestyles and Crafts. Ochagabia hosts a unique festival dedicated to historic professions. Locals and visitors immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the early 20th century with reenactments of traditional crafts and customs. The event brings together people of all generations.
Aldi Expands Store Network in Spain and Increases Workforce. Supermarket chains in Spain continue to grow rapidly. Aldi is opening new locations in several regions. The company plans to create more jobs. Additional stores are expected to open by the end of the year.
Architectural Gem of Bilbao: Vista Alegre Necropolis Now Open for Tours. Bilbao is home to an unusual necropolis with a rich artistic heritage. Guided tours and audio guides are available here, attracting history and architecture enthusiasts.
Barcelona Becomes the Most Expensive City in Spain for On-Street Electric Car Parking. In 2025, Barcelona topped the ranking of Spanish cities for the cost of parking for electric and hybrid cars. While owners of eco-friendly vehicles in Madrid and several other cities pay minimal fees or are completely exempt, the rates in the Catalan capital remain the highest.
Madrid Emerges as Leader in Flexible Work Formats in Spain. Spain is experiencing a shift in work organization. Madrid and other major cities are setting the pace. Flexibility is becoming a key factor for companies. The office is no longer the only workspace.
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.
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.
New-Build Property Prices in Spain: Where Is Housing Becoming More Expensive the Fastest? The new-build property market in Spain continues to grow: the average price per square meter has reached €2,528. In some regions, such as the Balearic Islands and Madrid, the cost of housing is significantly higher, while in Extremadura and Castilla-La Mancha it remains much lower. We explore where buying new builds is most advantageous.
First Case of Bird Flu in 2025 Detected in Wild Bird in Catalonia. The first case of highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu this year has been detected in a dead stork at Aiguamolls de l’Empordà Natural Park (Catalonia). Authorities assure that there is no risk to the public or poultry farms, and that monitoring of the situation continues.
Basque Country Introduces First Fines for Smoking on the Beach: The Zarautz Experience. Zarautz has become the first city in the Basque Country where smoking on the beach can now result in a fine of up to €500. The new rules, coming into effect in summer 2026, not only ban smoking but also introduce a range of other measures to protect the cleanliness and environment of the coastline.
Sobrellano Palace in Cantabria: A Neogothic Masterpiece Often Overshadowed by Gaudí’s Famous Creation. In the Cantabrian town of Comillas, next to Gaudí’s renowned villa, stands a magnificent neogothic palace. Discover the history of one of Spain’s first electrified buildings, its lavish interiors, and the secrets hidden in its gardens.
Pimiango: The Lost Village in Asturias Where Mountains Meet the Sea and Cliffs Hold Prehistoric Secrets. Discover Pimiango — an Asturian village with fewer than 100 residents. Enjoy views of the Picos de Europa, witness coastal blowholes, explore a UNESCO-listed cave with prehistoric rock art, and experience unique local traditions. An ideal destination for nature and history enthusiasts.
Active Tourism Emerges as Key to Spain’s Year-Round Economy and Tackling Regional Seasonality. Outdoor activities could help solve the problem of seasonality in Spanish tourism, creating stable jobs and supporting the local economy. The Italian platform Freedome is entering the Spanish market, offering a new model based on year-round travel and support for small businesses.
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.
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.
Spanish Psychologist Reveals Subtle Signs of High Intelligence in Everyday Life. High intelligence is about more than just academic success. A psychologist from Madrid has shared everyday habits and character traits that may indicate exceptional mental abilities. Discover the subtle signals that reveal a genius in daily life.
Lost in Picos de Europa: an Asturian village with 12 residents, whose landscapes resemble the Swiss Alps. In the very heart of the Picos de Europa mountains lies Camarmeña — a tiny village with just 12 permanent residents. This place offers a unique opportunity to enjoy tranquility, breathtaking views, and natural beauty on par with the Swiss Alps. An ideal destination for a summer getaway.
San Andrés de Teixido: The Galician Sanctuary That, According to Legend, Must Be Visited in Life or After Death. In Galicia lies the sanctuary of San Andrés de Teixido, second in significance only to Santiago de Compostela. An ancient legend says that those who do not visit during their lifetime will be sent there after death. Discover the mystical traditions, rituals, and unique atmosphere of this place.
Fontaneda Biscuits Withdrawn in Seven Spanish Regions Due to Risk of Metal Particles. Fontaneda Pims orange biscuits are being withdrawn from sale in Spain due to the possible presence of metal particles. The products have already reached stores in seven autonomous communities, and authorities recommend not consuming biscuits from this batch.
Spain Issues Sentence for Racist Abuse of Nurse on Instagram. A Spanish court has convicted a man who sent racist abuse over several days to a young nurse and activist via Instagram. This case marks an important precedent in the fight against hate crimes online, demonstrating that anonymity does not ensure impunity.
