Category: Why Spain and the Costa del Sol?

The pandemic has completely changed the labour market. More and more people want to and can work remotely, from anywhere. That’s why they are opting for places like the Costa del Sol, where the sun shines more than 320 days a year. In Marbella, among others, there are two luxury coworking spaces.

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.

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.

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!

There is a growing Polish community on the Costa del Sol, and there are also two Polish restaurants. One resembles a beach bar, in the other you will eat a polonised version of tapas. You will also find native products in several Eastern European shops – in Marbella, Malaga and Seville.

Although Malaga CF is far from Spain’s top teams, La Rosaleda stadium is famous for its absolutely top-class atmosphere in the country. It now hosts second division matches, but just over a decade ago it hosted football at the highest level – also with Polish threads.

Málaga will host the most prestigious team competition in men’s tennis, the Davis Cup final, for the third consecutive year. During the tournament, one of the greatest champions in the history of the sport, Spain’s Rafael Nadal, will bid farewell to the court. Carlos Alcaraz, the current world number three, will play alongside him on… Continue reading Tennis elite again in Malaga. Spain bids farewell to a great champion

From July to September 2024 alone, our compatriots purchased 1,296 houses and flats in Spain, 30% more than in the previous quarter of 2024 and up 62% more than in the same period of 2023. According to Registradores de España data, Poles ranked just behind the podium of foreign investors – in 4th place, with… Continue reading More than 3,000 properties in three quarters. Poles break another record on the Iberian Peninsula

All Saints’ Day and Day of the Dead celebrations in Spain are much more varied than in Poland. In Andalusia, you can take part in a “procession of souls”, observe a competition for the prettiest figurines made of… food and try roasted chestnuts.