Spain Culture

Local Guide: San Juan 2025 – Marbella’s night of bonfires & coastal magic

Every year on the night of June 23rd, Spain comes alive with one of its most evocative and deeply symbolic celebrations: La Noche de San Juan. Rooted in ancient solstice traditions and later aligned with the birth of Saint John the Baptist, it marks the longest night of the year with elemental rituals of fire […]

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Spain Culture: The Andalusian equestrian tradition

Spain's Andalusian region has been home to exceptional horses for over five centuries. The Pure Spanish Horse, or Pura Raza Española, developed here and became highly sought after by European nobility for its intelligence, athleticism, and gentle temperament. The story of Andalusian horses is ultimately one of survival and adaptation. From prehistoric cave paintings to […]

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Spain Culture: The art of living: What Spain’s culture teaches about balance, joy, and home

Why Spain moves to a different rhythm In Spain, life is not measured in deadlines but in conversations, meals, and moments. While the modern world rushes forward, Spain has quietly mastered the art of living well. From siestas that recalibrate the day to fiestas that unite entire communities, and family bonds that run deep into […]

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Viva España! Triumphs in tennis, football, and golf

Last Sunday was a glorious day in the history of Spanish sport. 2024 has turned out to be quite a year for Spanish sports fans. The country has managed to pull off an impressive hat-trick, winning big in tennis, football, and golf. It's not often you see a nation do so well across such different […]

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Local Guide: Rediscovering Andalusia through the lens of cinema

Discover Andalusia through famous movie locations. Explore the stunning Andalusian landscapes that served as backdrops for iconic films like Star Wars, James Bond, and Indiana Jones.

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Spain Culture: Semana Santa's legacy – Faith and tradition in southern Spain

The roots of Semana Santa (Holy Week) trace back to medieval Spain, originating as a manifestation of the Catholic faith. Over centuries, it has evolved, shaped by historical currents and local customs, into a celebration that captures the imagination and devotion of millions. In the south of Spain, particularly in regions like Andalusia, Semana Santa […]

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Spain Culture: Dá de Andalucá– Celebrating Andalusian spirit and passion

28 February is the day to celebrate a place that represents Spain at its hottest and most passionate - a land where flamenco echoes through the cobblestone streets, where the aroma of savoury tapas fills the air, and where history whispers through the walls of ancient Moorish palaces. Welcome to Dia de Andalucá, a vibrant […]

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Spain Culture: Andalusian Crush: A visit that has consequences

í¢€Å“Careful of the Andalusian Crushí¢€. Andalucá, the land of culture, heritage, and unforgettable experiences, now comes with a warning: "Careful of the Andalusian Crush." This cautionary note is delivered by none other than Peter Dinklage, the actor renowned for his portrayal of Tyrion Lannister in "Game of Thrones." He cautions us about the captivating impact […]

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Flamenco and its complicated journey – from marginalization to global recognition

  A foreign fascination Flamenco, originating from the gipsies in the southern regions of Spain, captivated foreigners long before it became a national symbol. However, within Spain, the relationship between flamenco and Spanish national identity has been contentious for over a century. The art form was once considered vulgar and pornographic, but its shifting fortunes […]

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Spain Culture: Beyond Flamenco – discovering Spain's strangest cultural celebrations

  Spain is a country with a rich cultural heritage, and its festivals and traditions are as varied as they are fascinating. From tomato fights and devil-jumping to fiery beach bonfires and horse herding, the customs and celebrations of Spain are both unique and captivating. In this blog, we will explore some of the lesser-known […]

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Market Insights: New build vs resale on the Costa del Sol

Choosing between a new build and a resale property on the Costa del Sol is rarely a question of taste. It is usually a question of timing, leverage, and what you will still be happy owning ten years from now. For buyers relocating, investing, or planning part-time living in southern Spain, this decision shapes not […]

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Spain and Marbella real estate outlook 2026: strength through selectivity

As we head into 2026, Spain’s property market is shifting gears. The rapid, post-pandemic growth phase has tapered, giving way to a more stable, fundamentals-driven landscape. But while national growth is moderating, the Costa del Sol—and particularly the Golden Triangle of Marbella, Benahavís, and Estepona—continues to behave like a market apart. Across this zone, international […]

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Christmas 2025 in Marbella: The best celebrations

There are few better places to spend December than Marbella. While much of Europe wraps up in scarves and overcoats, here the season arrives gently, marked by sea air, soft sun, and streets strung with lights. Join us for the most distinctive festive events from the region’s leading venues: Marbella Club Hotel, Puente Romano Beach […]

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Marbella property market 2025: What buyers and investors need to know

Marbella real estate has matured into a globally competitive, year-round luxury market. Here’s what 2025 data reveals—and what it means for you.

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Local guide: Ironman Marbella 2025

Ironman Marbella 2025 Next November 8 and 9, Marbella will once again transform — the golden calm of the Costa del Sol giving way to the rhythm of 7,000 athletes as the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship returns to our shores. For two days, the city will become a global stage for endurance, performance, and ambition, […]

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Marbella 2.0: Why the next wave of business migration is already here

A clear-eyed look at what "Marbella 2.0" really means for global entrepreneurs, investors, and remote founders. No clichés—just real data, smart strategy, and long-term opportunity.

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A house that renews: how biophilic design supports rest and regeneration

Biophilic design is often described as a return to nature. But what does that actually mean? And how does it change how we live? The term “biophilia” was first used by German psychologist Erich Fromm, but it’s most associated with the work of biologist Edward O. Wilson. In the 1980s, Wilson proposed that humans have […]

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Market Insights: Marbella international schools attract relocating families

This article explores why a growing number of families are relocating to Spain’s Costa del Sol, and how education is driving one of the region’s most significant lifestyle shifts.

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Local Guide: San Juan 2025 – Marbella’s night of bonfires & coastal magic

Every year on the night of June 23rd, Spain comes alive with one of its most evocative and deeply symbolic celebrations: La Noche de San Juan. Rooted in ancient solstice traditions and later aligned with the birth of Saint John the Baptist, it marks the longest night of the year with elemental rituals of fire […]

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Spain Culture: The Andalusian equestrian tradition

Spain's Andalusian region has been home to exceptional horses for over five centuries. The Pure Spanish Horse, or Pura Raza Española, developed here and became highly sought after by European nobility for its intelligence, athleticism, and gentle temperament. The story of Andalusian horses is ultimately one of survival and adaptation. From prehistoric cave paintings to […]

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