Every year on the last Wednesday in August the town of Buñol in Valencia region prepares to get seriously messy when it stages what has become the world's biggest food fight.
Millions of people were left without power after a massive blackout hit mainland Spain on Monday, bringing transport services and businesses to a halt.
In this week’s Inside Spain we look at how the country has Europe’s second highest poverty rate passed on from grandparents to grandchildren, and how Ryanair has begun to make good on its threats of cancelling routes to smaller regional airports.
Whether it be limits on swimming pools, street cleaning or even daily water consumptions limits, several parts of Spain are considering their drought restrictions ahead of the summer season.
A direct rail route between Barcelona and Paris which was set to launch in time for the Summer Olympics has been delayed due to setbacks in France, as has another new sleeper train between Barcelona and Amsterdam.
A new study has reported that foreigners with second homes in Spain contribute a massive amount to Spain's GDP, at a time when some regions are considering limiting the number of overseas property buyers.
If you’ve ever stayed at hotels, serviced apartments or Airbnbs in Spain, you will be aware that receptionists and hosts usually ask either for your passport when you check in or another type of ID card.
From calling them lazy to poking fun at their accent and mocking their Semana Santa celebrations, there are quite a few sure-fire ways to annoy an Andalusian which you should avoid.
Catalonia's emergency drought plan involves a whole series of water restrictions which will affect 6 million from Friday February 2nd, many in Barcelona. The following drought map and rules breakdown explains in detail.
The economic situation may be about to get tougher for many in Spain, as on top of high rates of inflation, food and other products' prices could rise further due to the shipping blockade in the Red Sea caused by Houthi rebels.
Here’s all the key information on cancelled flights, dates and more relating to the strikes affecting Spanish airports at present and furthermore from January 5th, as last-minute negotiations on Thursday failed to produce an agreement.
The Spanish government’s junior coalition partner Sumar has voiced its intention of getting rid of the country’s golden visa scheme which grants residency to non-EU nationals who buy a Spanish property worth more than half a million euros.
Important new details have emerged about the ground services strike set to take place on eight days over Christmas at airports across Spain, from affected airlines and airports to the lack of compensation available to passengers.
The cancellation of winter flights between Menorca and the UK has left many Britons with second homes on the tiny Spanish island paying hundreds of pounds for flights with several stops and layovers as long as 23 hours.
Barcelona police have been deployed to prevent people from clogging up traffic by taking selfies in the middle of the road, one of many examples of how Spanish city centres become unbearably crowded during the December holidays.
Plans are underway to connect the Catalan city of Barcelona with several European cities via a night train dubbed the Nightjet, which is already revolutionising rail travel across Europe.
Several dozen countries around the world offer digital nomad visas to entice foreign talent. How does Spain and the conditions of its visa for remote workers and freelancers compare to its closest competitors?
Spain’s main trade union has announced a ground handler strike at all of the country’s airports in early December, at a time of increased travel in Spain due to two public holidays.
Many thought that Brexit would cause a mass exodus of UK nationals from Spain but the reality hasn't been so simple, as the latest immigration and residency stats from the Spanish government suggest.
Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio is well known for the harrowing film 'Blood Diamond', but plans to build his synthetic diamond factory in a small town in western Spain has riled up locals.
Thousands of Spanish parents are rallying together to try and ban smartphones for kids under 16, as well as petitioning local governments and education centres to prohibit them in classrooms.
Authorities in the northwestern region of Galicia are looking to pass legislation which will fine under-18s who own or drink energy drinks between €600 and €3,000, the same penalties as for small amounts of illicit drugs.
Alejo Vidal-Quadras Roca, one of the founders of Spain’s far-right party Vox and the former head of Spain’s Popular Party in Catalonia, has been seriously injured after being shot in the face in broad daylight in Madrid.
