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Which Is Your Favourite? Spain’s Most Beloved Desserts Between Tradition and Trend

The Guía Michelin has once again unveiled its 2025 ranking of Spain’s most innovative desserts. Creative compositions, unexpected textures and artistic presentation demonstrate just how far Spanish pâtisserie has evolved. Desserts are…

3 de March de 2026

Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Spain

What you must do if you find a dog on the street in Spain – this is what the law says

When a dog is found wandering the streets in Spain without its owner, those who come across it often face the same question: Are you allowed to simply keep the dog? And…

3 de March de 2026

Legal·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Spain is about to witness a historic celestial spectacle – millions will look to the sun

Spain is preparing for one of the most significant natural events of the past few decades: On 12th August 2026, a total solar eclipse will be visible across large parts of the…

2 de March de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Weather·Living in Spain·Travel·Culture

Mud Rain and Storms Set to Disrupt Spain as Weather Turns Unsettled

After several days of unusually mild temperatures across Spain, the almost spring-like conditions are drawing to a close. A new weather system arriving at the start of the week is expected to…

2 de March de 2026

Weather·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Spain in March: Festivals, Traditions and the First Signs of Spring

For many foreigners living in Spain — or those who have only recently arrived — March is often the month when they begin to truly understand the country. Winter fades, the days…

1 de March de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Culture

The Goya Awards explained: Spain’s biggest film night takes place tonight at 10pm

Tonight at 10pm, Spain turns its attention to its own film industry. The Goya Awards, taking place this year in Barcelona, are widely considered the Spanish equivalent of the Oscars — yet…

28 de February de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Living in Spain·Culture·VIP & Lifestyle

The beginning of the end for squatters? Spain moves towards reactivating up to 70,000 evictions

Spain may be approaching a turning point in its housing policy. After years of extraordinary protections against evictions, a shift now appears to be underway — one that could reshape the balance…

28 de February de 2026

Legal·Living in Spain·Politics·Topics of the day

Love Spanish tortilla — but don’t feel like cooking it? These ready-made versions are worth knowing

The Spanish tortilla is one of the country’s most iconic dishes — simple, comforting and deeply traditional. But not everyone has the time (or patience) to peel, fry and perfect the delicate…

28 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Spain

Spring Is Over – Spain Faces Weather Reversal: Sharp Temperature Drop, Calima and Possible New DANA

After an unusually mild and spring-like start to the week, Spain is now facing a marked change in the weather. A band of cold air and cloud moving in from the Atlantic…

27 de February de 2026

Weather·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Granada faces protests over holiday lets – around 500 access lockboxes at tourist apartments destroyed

In a coordinated operation during the night leading into Wednesday, around 500 electronic lockboxes attached to the doors of holiday apartments in several central districts of Granada were deliberately damaged or rendered…

26 de February de 2026

Andalucia·Topics of the day·Property·Living in Spain·Travel

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