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Record year for Spain’s beaches: 677 Blue Flags awarded – the coastline has never been this clean

Spain continues to strengthen its leading position in international tourism: with 677 awarded beaches, the country reaches a new historic high in 2026 for the so-called “Blue Flags”. This is 35 more…

5 de May de 2026

Environment·Spain·Topics of the day·Travel

In Spain, “BBC” Means Something Else — And It Can Get Expensive

In spring, Spain doesn’t just smell of orange blossom. It also smells of invitations, freshly ironed outfits, and packed calendars. It’s the season of “BBC”: Bodas, Bautizos y Comuniones — a social…

4 de May de 2026

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

Giants in the Mediterranean: Spectacular marine giants appear off the coast of Almería

The coastline of the southern Spanish province of Almería continues to surprise even experienced marine biologists. In the waters of the western Mediterranean, increasingly large and sometimes rare marine species have been…

4 de May de 2026

Spain·Andalucia·Topics of the day·Nature

An 87-year-old Spanish pensioner sleeping on the streets of Marbella shocks Spain

What began as a post in a local Facebook group in Marbella has, within days, turned into a viral story across Spain. At the centre is an 87‑year‑old Spanish pensioner who sleeps…

1 de May de 2026

News·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Topics of the day·Living in Spain

“I asked for the extension – but my landlord wants me out”: Spain’s rental decree chaos explained

For many tenants in Spain, 2026 marks the end of a five‑year period during which rent increases were tightly limited and landlords could not simply end the contract at will. At the…

1 de May de 2026

Topics of the day·Politics

Not just the Costa del Sol: Where tenants in Spain are really moving now

Rents in Spain have been rising for years – and no longer only in Madrid or Barcelona. Many readers of Spanien Press tell us that, compared to just a few years ago,…

1 de May de 2026

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

Spain: Two out of three young adults still live with their parents – a generation without its own home

Spain is facing a growing social reality that is increasingly moving to the centre of public debate: a large share of young adults simply cannot afford to move out of the family…

1 de May de 2026

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

Spain marks Labour Day: between historic struggle and current protests

Spain has once again marked May 1st, International Workers’ Day (Día del Trabajador) – a date deeply rooted in the history of the labour movement and one that remains politically charged to…

1 de May de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Living in Spain

Madrid: More births than deaths – yet the capital is still shrinking

Madrid is experiencing a small demographic surprise: for the first time in six years, more children have been born in the Spanish capital than people have died. However, behind this positive news…

1 de May de 2026

Madrid·Topics of the day·Living in Spain

Three things you didn’t know about the “padrón” in Spain – and how it can cause you serious problems

For many foreigners in Spain, the padrón (local register of inhabitants) is just another form you fill in when you move. In reality, this simple registration often decides whether you can access…

1 de May de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain

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