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My happy place is a one-road-in, one-road-out kind of place in the Sierra Norte of Sevilla. Nestled between the oak groves that straddle the autonomous regions of Andalusia and Extremadura, this little-known and seldom-transited part of Spain is
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Obtaining degree recognition, or homologación de título, in Spain means that your qualification meets the academic and/or professional requirements in Spain and are recognized as thus through a process called homologación. The process of
Although it’s not the first thing that springs to mind when expecting a baby, preparing for the types of birth can and should be part of your perinatal considerations. If you’re having a baby in Spain, your healthcare provider will discuss your
Although visiting the city of Seville won't burn a hole in your pocket with its reasonable prices for accommodation, food and entertainment (not to mention low cost of living), there is a load of free or low-cost activities available in the
When planning for a family, there’s more than just preparing a nursery and picking a name: maternity insurance considerations and healthcare are one of the most important factors in preparing for pregnancy and childbirth. Perhaps at no other time in
It’s seen Carthusians, Romans and the Islamic Empire roll through before Christianity took over – making it one of the world’s oldest continually-inhabited cities. Antonio Banderas and Picasso call it home. And with around 300 days of sunshine each
There are many advantages to doing a term abroad in Spain: language immersion opportunities, safety and health care services, ample travel opportunities around Spain, Europe and Africa. According to the Times Higher Education, Spain was the most
Spain is slowly clawing its way back from a crippling financial crisis and is experiencing surges in several sectors, encouraging entrepreneurs to set up shop in Iberia.
Think of Spain, and you’ll come up with the same image every time: sandy beaches, sunny days with a sangria in hand, paella and toros and flamenco. While these images are not foreign in Spain’s southernmost region, it is also one of its most varied
I saw the storm coming. My friends in Madrid, the city I had just moved away from with my two young boys, bemoaned that classes had been cancelled in the region, leaving many of them with not just children to look after, but with children who needed
