Spain

  Barcelona is located on the northeast coast of Spain. It is the second largest city in the country and the capital of the region of Catalonia. Catalan and Spanish are the two primary languages spoken in this region. Being such a popular destination for travel, many of Barcelona’s inhabitants (and expats) speak English as […]

The international community in Barcelona makes up about 20% of the population. It is the most-visited city in Spain. It’s among the top 10 best places to visit in Europe. The expats, exchange students, digital nomads, and foreigners have undoubtedly influenced the city’s gastronomy.    During your trip to Barcelona you can experience all of

Valencia is a city full of young people with its 8 universities, an affordable cost of living, and an abundance of English teaching positions for the adventurous (and sometimes lost) 20-somethings. In the place voted best expat city to live in, there is always potential for a night out on the town.    Note: Spaniards

In Spain, meals are a communion. It’s a sacred space where time is most certainly not of the essence. You gather with friends, family, and loved ones. You share everything from tapas to postres and bottles of vino.    Spaniards have a different schedule for mealtimes. One thing I learned working in the primary school is

Costa Blanca is in the Alicante Province of the Comunidad Valenciana. It makes up part of the Mediterranean coast of Spain.     Exploring the beach towns and hidden calas of Costa Blanca was one of my favorite trips from my time living in Spain. This itinerary is ideal for small groups, couples, and even solo

Valencia is a walkable city. In most cases, it won’t take more than 20-25 minutes to get from one place to another. With that being said, there are several other options for transportation. Here is everything you need to know about getting around Valencia. Metro: Buy a ticket for the metro at the machines inside any

After finishing undergrad, I decided to move to Valencia to teach English. Two years and 15 visitors later, I’ve played tour guide my fair share of times. This is a complete list, in no particular order, of the best things to see and do in Valencia.   1. El Carmen Romanticize your European Summer Vacation by

Menorca is tiny but mighty. It’s about 270 square miles, located near Mallorca, just off the Spanish Costa Brava. It’s a place with grainy, white-sand beaches and Spanish farm-to-table countrysides. You may see a few Menorcan pigs playing in the mud while passing through the local farmlands. As you near the coastal areas, the steep,