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The Madraza of Granada: Spain's First University
Founded in 1349 by the Nasrid ruler Yusuf I, the same enlightened monarch responsible for many of the finest additions to the Alhambra, the new madrasa was created to teach theology, law, mathematics, astronomy, medicine and philosophy.
READ MORESpain's Reservoirs: From Drought to Plenty
Following successive periods of heavy rainfall, Spain's reservoirs have undergone one of the most dramatic recoveries in living memory. Across much of the country, water reserves have returned to levels that would have seemed wildly optimistic only a few years ago, easing concerns for agriculture, hydroelectric generation and domestic water supplies.
READ MORESpain's Most Beautiful District - The Albayzin
The travel magazine Viajar presented Spain's fifteen most beautiful districts. Granada's Albayzin topped the list.
READ MORESpanish Wealth Tax
We explain to what extent are individuals in Spain are liable to pay tax based on their assets, whether fiscally resident or not.
READ MORESun, Wind And Independence
Spain's energy revolution is replacing imported fuels in a very significant way with locally generated green energy, both wind and solar.
READ MOREEscape To The Country
Tired of the commute? Dreaming of a radically better way of life? Come to Spain and enjoy Another Way Of Life!
READ MORESpain - Catholicism On The Wane
Spain is moving away from religion faster than almost any other European country.
READ MOREBuying a Bed and Breakfast or Small Hotel
Running a small hotel or bed and breakfast operation is a dream for many people and there are thousands of individuals and couples for whom it has provided a wonderful lifestyle. There are, however, a number of elements to take into account before purchasing.
READ MOREJobs For Life To End?
There is a tremendous desire amongst Spanish people to succeed in oposiciones, notionally merit based exams, which can guarantee a job for life.
READ MOREBack To Nature?
The raging storms of early 2026 revealed the advantage of having a concrete river channel running through the city of Granada but should a once in a lifetime event shape the river Genil's natural course?
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