Madrid, Spain
In the elite neighbourhood of Plaza Independencia, Hotel Hospes Puerta Alcalá offers a peaceful sanctuary away from the energy of Madrid
In the elite neighbourhood of Plaza Independencia, Hotel Hospes Puerta Alcalá offers a peaceful sanctuary away from the energy of Madrid
Strategically placed and with a wealth of greenery and culture, Vitoria-Gasteiz is a hidden gem in Northern Spain
Vitoria-Gasteiz has a lot to offer the MICE industry, combining enchanting scenery with fine dining and eco-friendly design
Tucked away in the north-west corner of Catalonia, Val d’Aran’s snow-capped mountains and lush valleys are attracting visitors from all over the world
Golf is the driving force behind many Brits deciding to buy a second home abroad. If this sounds like you, here’s a snapshot of where to head off to on a viewing trip
It’s always a good idea to research the market of your potential new location before going on an overseas viewing trip. Property Guides takes a look at the property markets of Spain and Portugal
Laura Richards, Country Manager at the Spain Buying Guide, rounds up some of the reasons why Spain is one of the top destinations for British expats
Once recognised only as a summertime destination, Spain is now unexpectedly making a name for itself as a hub for winter tourism, thanks to a relatively unknown ski resort in the Pyrenees
According to a recent report, Spain has gone from “property pariah to star market”, making it a great place to consider making an investment in 2014
With its numerous wine producing regions and ideal climate, Spain is asserting itself as a major player amongst European vineyards
One of the more popular destinations in Europe, both Madrid and Barcelona are distinctive in what they have to offer for the roaming tourist. We survey two cities at the heart of Spain’s synergies and contradictions
A diverse country of lush green valleys, dusty mountains, sun-soaked beaches and rolling, arid plains, Spain is an amalgamation of smaller principalities, from Catalonia in the south to the Basque country in the north. All told, there are seven recognised regional languages, and the influence of these subcultures can be seen clearly throughout the country. […]