Majorca, Ibiza, Menorca and Formentera make up the Balearic Islands. Their beautiful landscapes, magnificent white sand beaches, gastronomy, history, cultural offer, great tourist opportunities and much more make them one of the favorite Spanish destinations for tourists from all over Europe. If you dream living in the Balearic Islands, you should also know the advantages…
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The Balearic Islands (Spanish: Islas Baleares) are a group of islands in the western Mediterranean Sea. The capital is Palma de Mallorca, the official languages are Catalan and Spanish. The main islands are Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera. There are many who come to look for jobs in the Balearic Islands during the summer season.…
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If you are thinking about living and working in the archipelago that enjoys an excellent climate all year round, you must also know the positive and negative aspects of living on these islands. Living in the Canary Islands is a dream that many people from all over the world have made and many others aspire…
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The Canary Islands form a large archipelago of seven larger islands and other smaller islets, all of volcanic origin, located in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa. They are one of the places in Spain most visited by tourists all year round, thanks to their mild climate. That is why many people…
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Living and working in Malaga is becoming more and more fashionable, lately it has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain. Located in the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula, it is the fifth largest city in the country with almost 600,000 inhabitants. Located between two river valleys, the Guadalhorce and the…
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The Costa del Sol is the southern coastal region of the province of Malaga. It is one of the most important tourist areas in Spain, concentrating a large part of tourism from all over Andalusia. In this article we analyze the pros and cons of living on the Costa del Sol. The Costa del Sol…
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Let us start by saying that it is a beautiful and cosmopolitan city full of history and art and many dream living and working in Barcelona. The public transport network is excellent: it’s easy and fast to get anywhere, from the beach to the mountains and it’s one of the cheapest in Europe. Although not…
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Barcelona is a cosmopolitan city and in recent years has become one of the most popular destinations for expats from all over the world and many people moving to Barcellona looking for jobs. Barcelona has a special appeal for Latinos and this is reflected in the fact that tens of thousands of Latinos live and…
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Recently, Valencia is emerging as the ideal Spanish city where many foreigners dream living and working, cheaper than Madrid and more politically stable than Barcelona. Valencia, with its millions of inhabitants, is a city big enough that you can live in a big city but without the inconveniences of a metropolis. In addition, the climate…
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Is it better to live in Madrid or Barcelona? That is the eternal dilemma. Both cities are great places to live, but there are certainly some differences. Madrid is the administrative and financial capital of Spain. Although Barcelona has a longer history and is an older city, its older neighborhoods, such as the Gothic Quarter,…
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