The capital of Andalusia, Seville, known as the Marian city, is world-famous for its special Easter celebrations – known in Spain as Semana Santa. These attract tens of thousands of tourists from all over the world to Andalusia every year.
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Semana Santa, or Holy Week in Spain
Easter in Andalusia, known as Semana Santa, is one of the most important and festive events of the year. The celebrations begin on Palm Sunday, when people take to the streets to greet Jesus, who rides into town on a donkey.
Caminito del Rey, a unique trail between the rocks
Along the rocks, 100 metres above the Guadalhorce river, there is a footbridge called Caminito del Rey. It is one of the biggest attractions in the area and tickets must be purchased well in advance. If you love unique landscapes and are not afraid of heights, this will be a dream trip for you.
Cádiz is a city that lifts the spirits. What is there to see here?
Cádiz, also known as the “Mermaid of the Ocean”, is one of the cities that… best stimulate the production of dopamine, the happiness hormone. However, there are many more reasons to visit Spain’s oldest city – discover at least some of them.
Mortgage credit in Spain for non-residents
Spanish banks are offering increasingly attractive terms, so taking out a mortgage to buy a property is a favourable solution in the absence of all the financing – also for Poles, who have recorded another record of buying houses and flats on the Iberian Peninsula.
Hot flamenco temperament on the Costa del Sol
Flamenco, a traditional Andalusian dance, is associated with dancers in colourful dresses with frills, dark hair tied up in a bun, guitar playing and singing. It is well worth going to this extraordinary show.
Experience an unforgettable New Year’s Eve in… Marbella!
As the year draws to a close, there is no better place to celebrate a new one than the sun-bathed coastline of Spain’s Marbella. The Costa del Sol is a unique blend of cosmopolitan luxury and traditional Spanish charm. During New Year’s Eve, it is the ideal destination for those looking for a unique experience.
Surprising Christmas traditions in Spain
December is undoubtedly a month that is marked by the approach of Christmas. Decorations shine in the streets of the cities and “Last Christmas” can be heard in the shops. If you are going to Spain then, be prepared for some surprising customs that you will not encounter in Poland.
Discover interesting facts about Christmas in Spain
What is worth knowing when going to Spain for Christmas? What are the differences between Polish and Spanish Christmas traditions? And why is the Christmas season in Spain so special? See for yourself!
Skiing in the Sierra Nevada as early as November
The ski season in the Sierra Nevada starts as early as November. Beautiful views, perfectly groomed slopes, luxury hotels, excellent restaurants – get ready for an unforgettable white madness in Andalusia!
Liquid gold – Andalusian olive oil
Olive groves and cultivated fields are a very common sight when travelling in Andalusia. Indeed, this region is famous throughout Europe and the world as the largest producer of ‘liquid gold’, or olive oil.
What is “okupas” and why does it not apply to properties on the Costa del Sol?
The problem of ‘ransomas’ faced by property owners in Spain has been written about by the media on a number of occasions. However, it is worth bearing in mind that it often concerns a specific type of property – abandoned estates rather than flats bought for investment purposes by private clients. Locations such as the… Continue reading What is “okupas” and why does it not apply to properties on the Costa del Sol?