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Devils, dancing, fire and dragons, discover all about the explosive correfoc festivals held in northeastern Spain. ​Read More ​The Local Spain

One of the quirky traditions that form part of Spain’s cultural Catholicism is the blessing of its animals, where priests across the country from Madrid to Mallorca sprinkle holy water and affection on Spaniards’ beloved pets. ​Read More ​The Local

With more and more people doing the famous Camino de Santiago in winter, we take a look at this new trend as well as the pros and cons of doing the famous pilgrimage over the colder months of the year in Spain. ​Read More ​The Local Spain

Being born in Spain gives you the life-long right to apply for Spanish nationality after a year of residency, but if you’re a foreigner who left Spain as a child or later, do you also have the automatic right to move back to the country? ​Read More ​The Local Spain

People from Spain's south eastern region of Murcia, where tennis superstar Carlos Alcaraz hails from, often take a lot of flack from other Spaniards, to the point where the long-running joke is that 'Murcia doesn't exist'. ​Read More ​The Local Spain

There are several different ways you can choose to answer the phone in Spanish, although some are far more common in Spain than in Latin America. ​Read More ​The Local Spain

Visiting Valencia but don't want to break the bank? Fortunately Spain's third city is full of fantastic free things to do. ​Read More ​The Local Spain

Here's our pick of the must-see Barcelona festivals for each month of the year, so that you can experience the Catalan festivities whichever time of year you’re in the city. ​Read More ​The Local

Spain has just qualified for a Rugby World Cup for only the second time in its history, and yet the accomplishment has hardly made the national news. Why is it that ‘el rugby’ has never really taken off in sports-mad Spain? ​Read More ​The Local Spain