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Spain has a long and wide-ranging history which stems from pre-historic times. From its stronghold during the Spanish Empire through to the reign of Dictator Francisco Franco; Spain has become the modern place it is today rich with cultural heritage. The first settlers to…more

Madrid lies approximately 640 metres above sea level in the middle of the Castillian Plain in central Spain. As the capital of the country, Madrid is a vibrant metropolis full of colourful history and life. It is the cosmopolitan centre of Spain; home to…more

Every year on the last Wednesday of August, thousands of people flock over to the small town of Bunol in Spain to enjoy the world’s largest food fight. Bunol lies in the province of Valencia and is notorious for its annual Tomatina Festival. The…more

When thinking about the culture of Spain, one of the first things that often comes to mind is the flamenco. Flamenco is a traditional Spanish musical genre combining Cante (song), Baile (dance) and Guitarra (the guitar). Originating from the province of Andalusia, flamenco is…more

Malaga’s extensive coastline is what first brought it to the attention of holiday makers many years ago. Boasting over 160 kilometres of coastline, the area is renowned for its numerous clean beaches and clear waters. Located on the Costa del Sol in Southern Spain,…more

The Romeria Del Rocio fiesta is one of the biggest celebrations in Spain and is intermingled with local and Catholic beliefs. More than a million people gather together on Whitsunday in honour of the patron saint of Almonte, the Virgen Del Rocio. The Romeria…more

Spain’s snow-capped mountains and sun-drenched Mediterranean beaches attract thousands of visitors to the Iberian Peninsula every year. Bordering the Bay of Biscay to the north, the North Atlantic on the southwest, and the Mediterranean and the Balearic to the south; Spain has no shortage…more

The Fiesta de San Juan is to commemorate the summer, and takes place on the longest day of the year. The fiesta is celebrated throughout Spain between the 21st and 24th of June when the hours of light outweigh the darkness. There are several…more

Lying between the two rivers Llobregat and Besos, Barcelona is located on the north-eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula. Being the second largest city in Spain, Barcelona is a vibrant and thriving Mediterranean city which has become increasingly popular as a tourist destination over…more

Javea’s location ensures it is a supreme place to purchase property based on its ideal convenience of accessibility. It is situated on the most easterly point of mainland Spain in Northern Costa Blanca positioned almost equally 90kms from Valencia airport to the north and…more