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Spain Leads the World in Street Art: 15 Murals Make the Top 50, with Madrid Crowned ‘World’s Best Street Art City

The fascination with street art is growing worldwide – and Spain has once again proven itself this year as a leading stage for mural art. The international platform Street Art Cities has…

10 de February de 2026

Travel·Culture·Spain

Is the Owner Allowed to Enter a Rental Property in Spain? – Legal Situation and Everyday Life in a Tense Housing Market

The question sounds simple, yet it strikes a sensitive nerve in the Spanish rental market: Can a property owner enter their own rented home without the tenant’s consent? The answer is clear:…

10 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·News·Spain·Legal·Property

Shift in Spain’s property market: number of holiday rentals falls sharply for the first time in three years

A significant turning point is emerging in Spain’s property market: the number of registered pisos turísticos – holiday rentals and short-term accommodation – has fallen for the first time in three years…

10 de February de 2026

Property·Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Alert level in Spain’s rail network: three-day train drivers’ strikes bring parts of the rail system to a standstill

The Spanish rail network is facing one of its biggest tests in years: following the start of a three-day train drivers’ strike on Monday morning, hundreds of thousands of commuters and travellers…

9 de February de 2026

News·Travel·Politics·Spain·Topics of the day

Dramatic safety situation at Spain’s dams – state infrastructure in urgent need of renovation

Spain is facing a quiet but serious infrastructure challenge: around one third of state-owned dams require immediate structural reinforcement, while half of the facilities have faulty drainage systems – a critical weakness…

6 de February de 2026

Topics of the day·Politics·Environment·Spain

Mental health issues are driving up sickness absence among young workers in Spain

Sickness absences due to mental health issues are rising sharply in Spain, particularly among young workers. According to recent data, cases of work incapacity among 25- to 35-year-olds have more than doubled…

5 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Health·Spain

Seville on High Alert: Parts of the Giralda Collapse – Rain and Wind Increase Risks Across the City

Seville is currently experiencing severe weather conditions: strong winds and persistent rainfall have prompted authorities to heighten their state of alert and have caused damage to parts of the famous Giralda, the…

5 de February de 2026

Spain·Sevilla·Topics of the day·Weather·News

Madrid in Transition: Shanty Settlements Return – Informal Housing Spreads Across the City

In the streets of Spain’s capital, an old social phenomenon is becoming visible once again: Chabolismo. Once primarily found on the outskirts of the metropolis, in recent months informal settlements have increasingly…

5 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Politics·Spain·Madrid

Polarising debate over Spanish citizenship ignites political fronts

In Spain, the political dispute over how citizenship has been granted in recent years is intensifying. In recent days, the right-wing party Vox has called for a comprehensive review (“audit”) of more…

4 de February de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day

Spain plans ban on social media access for under-16s

In a landmark announcement, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez revealed that the government intends to ban access to social networks for children and adolescents under 16. The announcement was made during the…

3 de February de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day