Spain, the gateway to Europe
Spain, the gateway to Europe
Known for its history, art, bullfighting, flamenco, beaches, and its many hours of sunshine throughout the year — is, however, much more than that.
The climate. Spain’s Mediterranean region has the best climate in Europe. In the middle of winter, it is easy to enjoy average temperatures of around 18°C.
Healthy diet. The Mediterranean diet, based on abundant and excellent fresh fruits and vegetables, olive oil, fish, and more, is a guarantee of longevity and quality of life. Learning about Spanish cuisine and its foods is an excellent idea. There is traditional cooking and “laboratory cuisine,” which has led Ferran Adrià to be considered one of the best chefs in the world.
Known for its history, art, bullfighting, flamenco, beaches, and its many hours of sunshine throughout the year — is, however, much more than that.
The climate. Spain’s Mediterranean region has the best climate in Europe. In the middle of winter, it is easy to enjoy average temperatures of around 18°C.
Healthy diet. The Mediterranean diet, based on abundant and excellent fresh fruits and vegetables, olive oil, fish, and more, is a guarantee of longevity and quality of life. Learning about Spanish cuisine and its foods is an excellent idea. There is traditional cooking and “laboratory cuisine,” which has led Ferran Adrià to be considered one of the best chefs in the world.
Dreamlike landscapes and places. Spain’s half a million square kilometres of territory are an example of such unique biodiversity that they contain, in their different regions, a whole continent of climates and landscapes. Many of its cities, and even its most remote enclaves, host monuments of exceptional historical and artistic value, not to mention the extraordinary natural areas that this land offers.
Lifestyle. The good climate and excellent cuisine allow for a calm and healthy lifestyle, even more so if one takes advantage of the excellent opportunities to practice water sports, golf, hiking, tennis, and more.
Dreamlike landscapes and places. Spain’s half a million square kilometres of territory are an example of such unique biodiversity that they contain, in their different regions, a whole continent of climates and landscapes. Many of its cities, and even its most remote enclaves, host monuments of exceptional historical and artistic value, not to mention the extraordinary natural areas that this land offers.
Lifestyle. The good climate and excellent cuisine allow for a calm and healthy lifestyle, even more so if one takes advantage of the excellent opportunities to practice water sports, golf, hiking, tennis, and more.
The warmth and human quality of its people. Spanish people love celebration and joy. They are open, imaginative, and generous. Spain has a fascinating history and a unique blend of cultures and experiences within Europe. Today it is a highly developed country, with multinational companies operating worldwide and in key sectors. Its language is spoken by more than 450 million people.
Prices. Although in many aspects services and quality of life surpass those of a large part of European countries, prices are below the European average, improving the purchasing power of the income of families who come to live here.
The warmth and human quality of its people. Spanish people love celebration and joy. They are open, imaginative, and generous. Spain has a fascinating history and a unique blend of cultures and experiences within Europe. Today it is a highly developed country, with multinational companies operating worldwide and in key sectors. Its language is spoken by more than 450 million people.
Prices. Although in many aspects services and quality of life surpass those of a large part of European countries, prices are below the European average, improving the purchasing power of the income of families who come to live here.
Culture, history, and uniqueness... This land has been, for thousands of years, one of the cultural centers of Europe.
Spain was key in the Roman Empire. It is the only European country that shared eight centuries with Arab civilization during its greatest splendour. It was also the discoverer of a new world—the American continent—where 400 million people speak Spanish, and it was the builder of one of the largest and most important empires in human history, coinciding with its “Golden Age.”
Land of contrasts, of Miguel de Cervantes, Pablo Picasso, Federico García Lorca, Salvador Dalí.
Spain was key in the Roman Empire. It is the only European country that shared eight centuries with Arab civilization during its greatest splendour. It was also the discoverer of a new world—the American continent—where 400 million people speak Spanish, and it was the builder of one of the largest and most important empires in human history, coinciding with its “Golden Age.”
Land of contrasts, of Miguel de Cervantes, Pablo Picasso, Federico García Lorca, Salvador Dalí.