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Pensioners in Spain get a boost with a 3.8 per cent increase from JanuaryRetirees across Spain should see their monthly payments go up by around 50 euros The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data published on Wednesday November 29 contains some great Christmas tidings for older people across Spain, with news that contributory.. 29/11/2023
Foraging for mushrooms in Spain in autumnOnce the weather begins to cool down, this delicious plant begins to sprout up all over Spain Food prices are growing by the day and between this and an increased focus on the benefits of organic produce, many people have turned to foraging the abundant..
Armistice Day in Spain: Do the Spanish wear poppies and celebrate Remembrance Day?Many British expats in Spain observe Remembrance Day, but don’t be surprised if you get some funny looks from Spaniards for wearing a poppy November 11 is Remembrance Day or Armistice Day for countries like the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia..
The rules for using fireworks in SpainFireworks are a well-know part of any celebration in Spain, but breaking the rules can result in substantial fines Many Spanish celebrations, fiestas and other events make use of fireworks, whether it’s the arrival of midnight on December 31 being..
Halloween in Spain and why November 1 is a public holiday‘All Saints Day’ is a bank holiday in Spain on November 1... find out why, and what is so special about this Spanish holiday November 1 is a national holiday in Spain every year, but why is the day after Halloween a Spanish public holiday.. 30/10/2023
October 12 is a national holiday in Spain: everything you need to know about Spain DayBusinesses and schools are closed every Oct 12 in Spain to celebrate the public holiday This Thursday October 12 is a national holiday in Spain, celebrated annually as the ‘Día de la Hispanidad’, also known as the ‘Fiesta.. 13/10/2023
Digital certificate in Spain: What it is used for, why you need it and how to get oneLearn more about Spanish digital certificates for completing official residency, tax and government forms online You may have heard of a ‘digital certificate’ or ‘certificado digital’ in Spain, and perhaps even been asked to present..
August 15 is a national holiday in Spain for the Feast of the AssumptionThis holiday in mid-August is a day off work for many businesses in Spain August 15 is a public holiday in Spain and other predominantly Catholic countries like Italy because it is the Feast of the Assumption, known in Spanish as ‘Fiesta de la Asunci..
What to do (and what not to do) if you get a sunburnAvoid feeling the burn during the scorching Spanish summers with these expert tips There can be little doubt about the dangers of solar radiation for our health and as the number of summer heatwaves increases year by year in Spain, most of us never venture..
Why you should never sleep with the fan on all nightSpanish nights might be stifling, but there are several serious health implications from sleeping with a fan Summer temperatures in Spain can be rather hard to take at times and most of us opt for a refreshing dip in the sea or the pool to cool off during..
Do all Spanish people really have two birthdays? The truth about Name Days and Santos in SpainLearn all about what is a Saint Day in Spain and how it is celebrated Among the many things that often shock visitors to Spain about Spanish culture, one major one is the fact that people often congratulate others on their special day when it’s not..
Did you know? Tuesday 13th is an unlucky day in Spain, not Friday 13thThe day Tuesday 13th is a day of bad luck in Spain, as opposed to Friday 13th in other cultures Tuesday 13th is an unlucky day in Spain, and not Friday 13th as it is in the United States, the United Kingdom and other Western countries. This..
10 weird Spanish superstitions: What is considered lucky and unlucky in Spain?This is what you should do and not do in order to have good luck, according to Spanish customs The Spanish are a superstitious people, though no more than any other people. We all have our own particular quirks and foibles when it comes to superstitions..
Is it legal to have barbecues on terraces and in gardens in Spain?Local regulations and community rules on outdoor grilling differ across Spain There are few aromas that evoke the feeling of summer more than tender meat sizzling over barbecue coals, and a relaxing day in sunny Spain is hardly complete without someone..
How to register your foreign studies and certificates in SpainIf you have documents and academic certificates from abroad, you will need to have them officially recognised to be able to use them in Spain In order to be able to work or study in Spain, you may be required to show that any academic certificates you own &..
Expand your mind with Spanish: Cognitive benefits of learning the language by Derek Lock The human brain is a marvel of adaptability, capable of continual growth and improvement. One way to harness this potential is by learning a new language, such as Spanish. This article delves into the scientific basis behind the..
Semana Santa in Spain: How do the Spanish celebrate Easter?Easter in Spain typically lasts a whole week and is full of colourful parades and religious ceremonies Holy Week, or ‘Semana Santa’ as it is known in Spain, is the first major celebration of the year after the Three Kings in January and it..
The virus: a time to invest wisely for the long term and to take professional advice How long will the coronavirus last, what impact will it have on the global economy and have we hit the bottom yet? A message from Keith Littlewood at Blacktower Financial Management As I write from my desk at home, it strikes me how quickly we.. 30/03/2020
Repatriation: What happens when someone dies in SpainRepatriation: What happens when someone dies in Spain? Article by Avalon Funeral Plans. It’s not something anyone likes to dwell on, but if you’re an expat living in Spain, it’s important to think about what might happen when you or..
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