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Catalonia loses ground: Northern Spain emerges as a new hotspot for buyers

Housing Demand Shifts to Cooler Regions of Spain Due to Climate. Spain is witnessing a shift in housing market preferences. Analysts report increased transactions in northern regions, citing temperature effects and new tourism trends as key drivers. This article reviews recent data and forecasts.

Spanish pensioners prepare for new Imserso trips—now with pets

Imserso Launches Sale of Travel Packages for Seniors for the 2025-2026 Season. In October, bookings for Imserso tours for 2025-2026 will open. The program now includes new benefits for people with low pensions and the option to travel with pets. High demand is expected for affordable destinations.

Subtropical heat will give way to thunderstorms and a drop in temperature across the country – An unexpected weather shift set to surprise even the weather-sensitive

Spain Faces Sharp Drop in Temperatures Down to Ten Degrees This Weekend. A significant drop in temperatures is expected in Spain starting Saturday. Atmospheric changes will bring thunderstorms and cooler weather to nearly all regions. In some areas, temperatures will fall by as much as 10 degrees. The heat will give way to unstable weather.

A Hidden Spot in Cantabria: Hot Springs Flow Inside a Natural Grotto

Thermal Complex in the Cantabrian Rocks – Relaxation at the Foot of the Picos de Europa. In Cantabria, there is an extraordinary wellness center whose main highlight is a natural rock cavity housing a healing hot spring. This unique space combines centuries-old traditions with modern comforts.

Cantabria Unveiled: Fishing, Exotic Birds, and a Secret Spot for Children

Undiscovered Cantabria – A Unique Trout Farm for Family Recreation in the Pasiegos Valleys. Cantabria offers a remarkable destination for families, far from the busy tourist trails. Visitors can unwind and immerse themselves in nature. Discover an unconventional leisure experience in the Pasiegos valleys.

Meteorologists Shock: Autumn Won't Arrive in Andalusia and Catalonia

Spain Welcomes September with Unusual Heat and Rare Rainfall. September in Spain is expected to be unusually hot, with rainfall remaining scarce. In some regions, temperatures could exceed 38 degrees. Meteorologists warn of a prolonged summer heatwave and possible new temperature records.

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.