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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..
Easter supermarket hours in Spain: What to expect from Mercadona, Carrefour and LidlMost supermarkets across Spain will adjust their opening hours this April 17, 18 and 21 Holy Week, or Semana Santa, in Spain brings with it more than just processions, holidays and family outings. It also means adjusting everyday routines, especially.. 18/04/2025
Non-resident homeowners in Spain: What you need to know in 2025Here’s what you need to know about paying taxes if you own a home in Spain but don’t live in the country full time From golden beaches to lively cities, it’s no wonder Spain continues to attract international property buyers..
Make the most of the spring clock change: Cut your energy bills and enjoy the longer daysConsult Spanish Energy to find out how you can save on your electricity bills this spring and summer With the clocks having recently gone forward for Daylight Saving Time in Spain, we can finally enjoy longer, brighter days. However, while the extra.. 11/04/2025
Why doesn't Spain celebrate April Fools' Day?The Spanish have their own practical joke day, but it's in December, not on April 1... Every year on April 1, people in the English-speaking world become a little more sceptical about what they read and see online, and become wary of friends and.. 01/04/2025
When to file your Spanish tax return in 2025: All the dates and what's new this yearBarring a few exceptions, anyone working in Spain during the 2024 fiscal year will need to file a return from April It’s time to dust off that folder full of invoices and expenses and dig out the calculator as the annual Income Tax Return season.. 24/03/2025
'Easy to use and no hidden costs': Expats and homeowners in Spain choose Currencies Direct for money exchangeThe money transfer service is emerging as one of the top choices in Spain for second home owners and expatriates alike Currencies Direct is a leading international currency transfer provider, offering tailored services to UK and other expatriates in Spain..
Renew your post-Brexit withdrawal agreement TIE: What you need to know to stay legal in SpainIn order to stay as a legal resident and avoid issues, act now with the help of Gestoría Carvajal professional paperwork services As we move through 2025, thousands of UK nationals who secured residency in Spain under the Brexit Withdrawal.. 28/02/2025
Do the Spanish celebrate Valentines Day?Discover the main traditions on St. Valentine’s Day in Spain Valentine’s Day, also known as St. Valentine’s Day or the Day of Love and Friendship, is an occasion that is celebrated on February 14 each year and often involves romantic..
How Chinese New Year is celebrated in SpainThe Year of the Snake begins on Wednesday January 29 with parades and festivities across Spain The 4,000-year-old tradition of Chinese New Year (Año Nuevo Chino in Spanish) celebrates the end of winter and the beginning of a time of renewed.. 27/01/2025
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..
Is now the right time to install a sauna in your home?Price, benefits and running costs of installing a home sauna from Murcia-based spa and hot tub retailers Eurospas If you’ve ever dreamt of creating a relaxing retreat in your own home, there’s no better time than now to consider installing..
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..
The Three Kings: Why Spain celebrates a second Christmas with the Reyes Magos on January 6Parades, presents and feasts: The Three Kings festival is one of the biggest celebrations of the year in Spain Even after Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year are all out of the way, the festive season in Spain is far from over. On January 5 and 6 the..
Spanish Christmas Lottery: What is El Gordo and why is it such a big deal?Spain’s El Gordo lottery, which is drawn on December 22 each year, is famous for giving out the most cash prizes per ticket purchased in the world Spain’s Christmas Lottery, known in Spanish as El Gordo, literally means “the Fat..
Spain is one of only four countries that has no lyrics in their national anthem. Why?Certain nations have decided not to include words in their national anthems to avoid potential problems, and Spain is one of them The lyrics of the Spanish National Anthem are a recurring topic for discussion from time to time in Spain. ..
Pianos, mirrors, artwork... shipping fragile goods to and from SpainProfessional removal services from UK to Spain or back again, including packing, transport and storage Shipping fragile items like paintings, mirrors, glass tables, precious vases, pianos and other valuables requires specialised packing, handling and transportation..
Is a hot tub good for you?How healthy is it to use a hot tub, spa or sauna? Eurospas explains... Hot tubs, spas and saunas are often seen as luxurious additions to homes, but they are much more than just a symbol of relaxation. With their ability to offer numerous health benefits..
The Constitution weekend explained: Why does Spain have two public holidays in early December?December 6 and 8 are both Spanish bank holidays but for very different reasons The Constitution long weekend at the beginning of December is usually one of the longest of the year in Spain, with two public bank holidays coming in quick succession. Both..
How to survive Black Friday and keep your sanityOnce again, the blackest Friday of the year, an annual celebration of consumer excess, is upon us Black Friday, that annual spectacle of frenzied spending, has become a staple of modern life. Imported from the United States, like so many other things..
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