Storms in Spain head for western Andalusia after lashing Málaga and Valencia
No fatalities were reported as authorities issued alerts and residents took precautionary measures following the deadly flash floods of two weeks ago
This is how a 150-ton stone was moved thousands of years ago to complete the Dolmen of Menga
A study reveals the advanced mathematical, astronomical and geological knowledge that was used to build one of humanity’s first stone buildings, located in southern Spain
The United States rediscovers Marbella
The popular town in Málaga province has seen a significant increase in North Americans arriving for tourism or with an interest in acquiring luxury properties
Mass tourism in Spain: What do the numbers reveal?
The sector expects almost 95 million international tourists will visit the country in 2024, around 10% more than the previous year
Fishing and tourism sectors in southern Spain fight a common enemy: An invasive species of algae
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‘Rugulopteryx okamurae,’ native to Asia, has ravaged the seabed of much of the coast of Cádiz, reducing biodiversity, hitting commercial fishing, and causing problems for tourism
Judicial mix-up allows Mocro Maffia capo to go to ground in Spain after posting bail
Karim Bouyakhrichan, the ‘most wanted and dangerous criminal in the Netherlands,’ was released by order of the Provincial Court of Málaga without the High Court activating an arrest warrant to extradite him
Imon Boy: The rise of Spain’s mysterious graffiti artist who exhibits in Los Angeles and Hong Kong
The artist’s identity remains shrouded in mystery even as the value of his artwork and international exhibitions continue to soar
Marbella strengthens its leadership in luxury real estate with villas for up to €36 million: ‘The potential is incredible’
The luxury real estate sector in southern Spain is experiencing its best moment in history, with demand exceeding supply. Marbella and its surrounding areas are now home to the most exclusive properties in the country
The books that lay hidden behind a wall for five centuries in Spain
Two decades have passed since the discovery of the manuscripts that the imam of Cútar hid in a wall in his home around the year 1500, one of them an Almohad-period Koran
Drought turns one of Spain’s largest lagoons into a salt desert
Each year, Spain’s Fuente de Piedra natural reserve welcomes thousands of pairs of flamingos, but this year, the birds have bypassed the area because there’s no water