Six essential ways to tackle winter like a true Spaniard
From what to wear to what to order, we've got the tips to help you blend in like a local as the mercury drops across Spain. Read More The Local
From what to wear to what to order, we've got the tips to help you blend in like a local as the mercury drops across Spain. Read More The Local
Noise is part of daily life in Spain, but what can you do if you're constantly being bothered or woken up by a neighbour’s banging or a dog barking? Here is a round-up of the laws protect you and the steps to take action. Read More The Local Spain
After diligently avoiding sweets and other tasty temptations for Lent, Catholic Spaniards know how to ring in the end of the religious season with amazing dishes during Holy Week. Read More The Local Spain
Forget Romeo and Juliet. This Spanish love story which according to legend took place in the Spanish city of Teruel in 1217 is at least as tragic as the famous Shakespeare play. And might yet carry a twist in the tale. Read More The Local Spain
If you're in Catalonia in winter one of the best local traditions you can take part in is a 'calçotada', a ritual which sees friends and families gobble up flame-grilled calçots (a type of green onion) with a delicious sauce. Read More The Local Spain
When you really settle into life in Spain, you start noticing some of your social habits changing, from not drinking to get drunk to how long it takes to say goodbye to your friends. Read More The Local Spain
Got your NIEs and TIEs all in a muddle? Not sure if you are paying IVA or IRPF? In this handy guide, The Local spells out some of the key terms you'll need while living in Spain. Read More The Local Spain
Easter is one of the most important festivals in Spain, with mesmerising Semana Santa processions, elaborate religious floats and colourful costumes. Here's why it's an integral part of Spanish culture and how it's celebrated. Read More The Local Spain
Tourists could be forgiven for gasping in horror at the first sight of the white hoods marching towards them at one of Spain's Easter processions, argues Ilaria Grasso Macola. Read More The Local Spain
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