The Last Arabian Frontier of Spain
The Last Arabian Frontier of Spain by: Rudi Van Der Zalm
The Poniente Granadino is in the centre of Andalusia (Spain). It is located between the city of Malaga and the Costa del Sol on the one side and the city of Granada and the Sie...
Holiday in Spain: so Much to See so Little Time
Holiday in Spain: so Much to See so Little Time by: Darlene Berkel
Europe is a popular vacation destination for many people. The culture and heritage of most European cities and countries are rich, historic and artistic. All these...
Move To Spain From England
What Made Me Uproot My Young Family and Move To Spain From England by: Mark Eastwood
At least once a day I wonder how I and my young family ended up in Spain. Life has changed completely and at times it feels frightening, I wonder if...
Teaching English in Spain.
Teaching English in Spain. by: Ruth Polak
The increase in residential tourism as well as holiday tourism in Spainin recent years has seen a rapid increase in the desire of the Spanish to learn to speak English. This has resulted in t...
Moving to Spain and Surviving!
Moving to Spain and Surviving! by: Rhiannon Williamson
But there’s a darker side to moving abroad that few people ever consider – did you know that last year 191,000 people relocated overseas from the UK…and 105,000 Britons als...
What to explore in Barcelona Spain
What to explore in Barcelona Spain by: Robert Carlton
Pick one’s way in Barcelona The place to set out from to find your first glimpse of Modernism would be to go straight to Guell Park. This natural space should really have been c...
Rough Guide to Spain
Rough Guide to Spain by: Rhiannon Williamson
Those who choose to visit or relocate to Spain are drawn by the country’s charm, beauty and passionate people: this rough guide to Spain will give you an introduction to this fascinating...
Things To Do In Valencia Spain
Things To Do In Valencia Spain by: Lee Smith
Valencia is one of the tourism capitals of the world and it has a very interesting history that dates all the way back to when it was the Old Kingdom of Valencia. It is now a province in Sp...
Private Villas in Spain
Private Villas in Spain by: Michael Lee
Ever wonder what it would be like to live in a Spanish castle with all its amenities at your disposal? Does the notion of waking up in a huge, antique bed and roaming around a giant European vil...
A Quick Tour of Spain.
A Quick Tour of Spain. by: Linda Plummer
With over fifty million tourists visiting Spain each year, this popular West European country must have something special which attracts the visitor. What exactly is it ...?The main beauty of ...
Spain for Perfect Recreation
Vacation Rentals and Holiday Homes in Spain for Perfect Recreation by: Milan Matchev
You next step should be what sort of property you would like to rent for your vacation? Do you want to rent an apartment, townhouse, villa or finca ...
Ging to Live in Spain
Ging to Live in Spain by: Ruth Polak
Thousands of people every year dream of going to live in Spain and a small percentageof them do it, what is the reason for the dream, and how does the reality live up toit?I came to Spain in 1991,...
The Rias Altas in Spain
The Rias Altas in Spain by: Jakob Jelling
The Rias are estuaries origin when sea levels rise as well as they can be created by other geographical factors. The rias in Galicia where formed after he Ice Age after the sea level rose and...
The climate and weather of Spain
The climate and weather of Spain by: Jakob Jelling
In general, all the different areas of Spain show some similarities at each season, although many times they show important differences as well. Despite of learning the general weath...
Undiscovered Spain - Galicia
Undiscovered Spain - Galicia by: Scott James
Galicia in particular and Northern Spain in general have long been considered to be a hidden jewel in the entire Spanish tourist industry. All over Northern Spain the climate is much more ...