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For Valentine’s Day: Why “Spain” Is the Most Beautiful Gift

Valentine’s Day has long ceased to be just about roses and interchangeable gifts.More and more people are deliberately choosing presents with meaning, provenance and identity. And this is precisely where Spain comes…

8 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Our recommendations·VIP & Lifestyle·Topics of the day

Why a small village in Burgos matters so much to Norway

Every year, thousands of Norwegians travel to a small village in the province of Burgos that, at first glance, seems far removed from international history. Covarrubias is not a major pilgrimage site,…

8 de February de 2026

Spain·Living in Spain·Travel·On the road·Culture

Spain once again under weather pressure: Storm Marta brings heavy rain, strong winds and flooding risks

Spain is once again facing severe weather conditions as Storm Marta sweeps across the country, bringing persistent rainfall, strong wind gusts, high seas and snowfall at mid-altitudes. The situation is particularly concerning…

7 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Topics of the day·Weather

Spain Becomes Europe’s Leading Market for Alcohol-Free Beer

For years, ordering an alcohol-free beer in Spain felt like an explanation was required. You chose it if you were driving, taking medication or deliberately avoiding alcohol – often with a hint…

6 de February de 2026

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

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

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

Spain Press recommends: Two UNESCO cities where Andalusia feels untouched

Those seeking to discover Spain beyond the well-trodden tourist routes will find in Úbeda and Baeza two outstanding destinations. Both towns are located in the province of Jaén, form part of the…

2 de February de 2026

Spain·Andalucia·Living in Spain·Travel·Gastronomy·Culture

Electric Scooters in Spain: New Rules for 2026 – Are You Prepared?

Electric scooters have become an integral part of Spain’s cities. Whether commuting to work, heading to the beach, or exploring the old town, patinetes eléctricos are seen by many as a fast,…

2 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

After the death of Sandra Peña: Andalusia toughens its response to school bullying

The shock was felt across Spain. The suicide of the minor Sandra Peña, who is believed to have endured sustained bullying by three classmates, has become a turning point in the national…

2 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Topics of the day·Legal

The Key Clause in Spanish Rental Contracts: Owner Occupation

Why it determines five years of security – or an early termination Spain Press Editorial Team Anyone renting out or renting a home in Spain should pay close attention to one clause…

1 de February de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Spain

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