What to bring from Madrid: gifts, souvenirs, tasty treats
As a farewell when leaving Madrid, you will definitely want to bring home a piece of this beautiful city. Read my list of gifts and pick something for yourself.
Михаил Шварц
Madrid for kids – where to go and what to do
Museums and attractions in Madrid are for adult tourists. But what would children plan if they were making the family vacation itinerary themselves? I think the list would look something like this.
Bicycle rental in Madrid
Madrid has 40 miles of bike lanes. Explore the Spanish capital and its surroundings on the most environmentally friendly mode of transport: the bicycle.
Where to eat tasty and cheap in Madrid
When traveling to Madrid, tourists have questions: where and what to eat to make it tasty and affordable, and how much will it cost? I've compiled the most popular spots in the capital for you.
What dishes should you try in Madrid?
In Madrid, they know how to cook and love doing it. Madrid's cuisine has incorporated all the best from regional cuisines. Some dishes have undergone changes, while others have remained unchanged. What should you try in the Spanish capital?
How to get from Madrid to Barcelona
You can travel from Madrid to Barcelona by train, bus, car, or plane. It's up to you.
Route to Teno Lighthouse
I'm sharing with you an interesting route to the Teno lighthouse. Getting there by car isn't easy, as the road is closed from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. During this time, there's a bus that costs 1 euro.
Mallorca
Mallorca is an island with stunning nature, diverse architecture, bustling social life, excellent resort services, and a variety of entertainment for all ages. It is the largest of the Balearic Islands, with an area exceeding 1,390 square miles.
Barcelona — what to see
Barcelona rightfully prides itself on its rich historical, architectural, and artistic heritage, highlighted by monuments from two eras. On one side is the Gothic Quarter with the Cathedral, the City Hall building, and the Palace of the Generalitat, and on the other side, the creations of the greatest architect of the Modernist era, Antoni Gaudí.
La Gomera – what to see
The island of La Gomera is part of the Canary Archipelago and is surrounded by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Despite being quite small in area (142.8 square miles), La Gomera is regularly visited by many tourists from around the world.
La Palma and the volcanic eruption
La Palma is the greenest of the Canary Islands. For hiking enthusiasts, there are many incredibly beautiful and diverse trails, and for astronomy lovers, all the conditions are provided for stargazing.
El Hierro
El Hierro Island, though the smallest among the Canary Islands, is no less interesting: some go to see the end of the world, others to explore the unique and rich underwater landscapes, and some simply seek peace and solitude amid the enchanting nature.
University of La Laguna – a walk around the campus
Recently, my family and I decided to take a walk around the campus of the University of La Laguna. We were especially impressed by the Faculty of Fine Arts, Bellas Artes. It looks a lot like the new Apple office in Silicon Valley.
Autonomo or LLC: Understanding Spanish Legal Entities from Scratch
So you've decided to move to sunny Spain. Congratulations! Now you face an important question: how to properly set up your business? Choosing a legal entity can seem like a daunting task, especially if you've never dealt with local laws before. But don't worry, we'll figure it out together.
Startup Visa to Spain 2024: An Opportunity for the Creative and Entrepreneurial
We explain how to obtain a startup visa: document requirements, application process, and expert tips. You'll learn how much money you need in your account, how to validate a medical degree, where to register as a sole proprietor, and pay taxes. We'll also explain why you shouldn't delay getting a startup visa and how to save on social security contributions. If you dream of living and working in Spain, this article is for you!