Where to Find Best Information on Spain: Here, and Elsewhere
Of course, the best information on Spain is found here at SeriouslySpain. If we didn’t believe that, we wouldn’t be publishing new […]
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Castellón Airport Spends 30 Million € on Advertising and a Huge Carlos Fabra Statue
Does this make any sense to you? The Castellón Airport (Aeroport Castello), which has yet to open, even though building was finished […]
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Iberia Pilot Strikes Monday and Wednesday Will Affect 266 Flights Cancelling Many
Planned strikes by Iberia pilots are going ahead with the first strikes today, Monday, and subsequent strikes on Wednesday. The airline says […]
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Beautiful Graffiti and Street Art in Spain – Featured Photo
Spain is a mecca for street art and graffiti, with more and more popping up all the time. In many Spanish towns […]
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Where is the Grave of Federico García Lorca? A Historian Says He Knows
Although the whereabouts of Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca’s grave has remained a mystery for more than 75 years, a Spanish historian, […]
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World’s Longest Chocolate Bar is in Cordoba, Spain – New World Record
It’s nice when there’s some positive news coming out of Spain as, God knows, with Spain’s terrible economy right now, there’s […]
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Spanish Unemployment Hits Record High in January 2012
With Spain’s new prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, only in power less than a month, unemployment figures for December now show Spain has […]
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Rajoy Goes Back on Election Pledge on No New Taxes: New Taxes for Everyone
Why are Spaniards surprised that the new government of Mariano Rajoy lied during their election campaign about “no new taxes”? Not […]
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Marzipan Bakery in Toledo, Spain – Featured Photo(s)
We normally put up just one photo in our Featured Photo section but, in this case, we loved many in the series. […]
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British Tourist, Margaret Holt, Still Missing in the Canary Islands
Spanish news is reporting there’s still no sign of Margaret Holt, a 65-year-old British tourist who went for a walk from […]
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Alicante Court Rules Ryanair Must Use Passenger Airbridges at El Altet Airport
You’ve got to love Alicante’s El Altet Airport and AENA Spanish Airports, who seem to be the only people standing up […]
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Occupy London Protester Banned from Malaga Christmas Flight by Ryanair Pilot
Add this to the thousands of reasons never to fly Ryanair. If you’re carrying literature the Ryanair pilot doesn’t like, the airline […]
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Duke of Palma Indicted and Spanish Royal Family Release Finances
The Duke of Palma, Inaki Urdangarin, who is the son in law of King Juan Carlos of Spain has been officially […]
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Where is Madrid, Spain? – Featured Photo
Every month, we get a lot of people asking us “Where is Madrid?” – a question that’s easy to answer. […]
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José Mourinho to Leave Real Madrid, Says England is His Passion
Real Madrid manager, José Mourinho, says while he thinks Real Madrid is the best club in the world and he’s enjoyed […]
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Top Reasons Western Expats Move to Spain – It’s Not Just the Incredible Food and Superb Climate
Spain has always been one of my favorite countries, ever since my first visit when I was just 12 years old. […]
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Ryan Air Magazine Sells El Gordo Tickets for Four Times Normal Price
When you think the sleazy low-budget airline, Ryan Air, can’t get worse — it does. On Christmas morning, two days after the […]
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Does Benidorm Beach Get Crowded? – Featured Photo
Does Benidorm beach get crowded? You have no idea. This cool (and quite funky) photo was taken sometime in 2001, and […]
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The Village of Júzcar Votes to Remain Smurf Blue
Over the weekend, tiny Júzcar in Malaga province voted. Not in any general election, but to decide if the townspeople wanted Júzcar’s buildings […]
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Eat the Freshest Seafood in Malaga, Spain – Featured Photo
Like shellfish? Then you will love Malaga, Spain, where you can find some of the freshest shellfish (and other fish) in the […]
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