Spanish music superstar Rosalia to give free concert in Sevilla this weekend
ROSALIA will headline Netflix’s major event in Sevilla and perform on a floating platform in the middle of the Guadalquivir this Saturday. Sevilla is hosting
Itinerary confirmed for Pope Leo’s visit to Spain – including meeting with immigrants, visit to Barcelona prison and historic parliament address
POPE LEO XIV will travel to Spain from June 6 to June 12, visiting Madrid, Barcelona and the Canary Islands, this was confirmed by the
Hantavirus case confirmed in Switzerland as two people evacuated in ‘serious condition’ from virus-stricken cruise ship heading for Spain
HEALTH authorities in Switzerland and France are monitoring a growing hantavirus situation linked to the virus-hit MV Hondius cruise ship, after several passengers were infected
Spain records warmest April on record with average temperature more than 3C higher than normal
SPAIN has recorded its warmest April since records began in 1950, with an average temperature of 15.1C, according to AEMET, surpassing the previous record set
The surprising cultural side of Ibiza’s San Antonio – all available for just a €30 return ticket from the Spanish mainland
IT has long been an exciting awayday for expats in the know. Flights to Ibiza – and Mallorca – from the mainland cost as little
The art of raving: Ibiza’s superclubs are becoming immersive art venues in innovative British-led gallery takeover
THE island is known for some of the craziest nightlife in the world. But now Ibiza will transform its most famous dance venues into large
Tourist trauma in Sevilla as masked men ‘grab luggage from Ukrainian family and even try to snatch a child’
A ROBBERY took place in broad daylight in the heart of Sevilla’s historic centre near San Lorenzo Square on Eslava Street. A family of Ukrainian
Iberian bound: the Marbella classic, a Sevilla hideaway and the Madrid grande dame on this year’s Condé Nast hotel hot list
IT is one of the seminal hotels of southern Spain. So it’s good news to see Marbella’s Don Carlos back at the very pinnacle of
The Olive Press saves you from FOMO! Here are the top 10 festivals you can’t miss in Spain this summer
AFTER months of rain and even the wettest year in a decade, Spain is more than ready to swap umbrellas for sunglasses and get the
WATCH: Bizarre moment man ‘marries’ a tree at wedding ceremony in Madrid ‘to show emotional connection to nature’
A CEREMONY took place in El Retiro park on World Earth Day, drawing attention from passersby in the centre of the Spanish capital. Actor and
Worry for Spain as Barcelona superstar Lamine Yamal to miss rest of season with injury – but ‘is expected to be fit for the World Cup’
THE 18-year-old Barcelona and Spain winger was forced off during the match against Celta Vigo after picking up a hamstring injury, shortly after scoring a
WATCH: How to sample some of the delicious snacks at Sevilla’s famous Feria de Abril – but watch out for the sky-high prices
A VIDEO showing a local sampling a wide range of Feria food in Sevilla has shone a light on the eyebrow-raising cost of eating at
Win your way into Spain’s tastiest festival this Spring! The Olive Press hands out ticket giveaway for Granada’s Degusta Fest
FANCY a gourmet weekend in Granada with a Britpop soundtrack? The Olive Press is giving away three pairs of tickets to Degusta Fest, taking place
Another European airline cuts thousands of flights over soaring fuel costs as economic crisis creeps closer
AIRLINES across Europe are cutting flights as fuel prices surge following the Iran war, raising fears of disruption for travellers ahead of the peak summer
Spain offers to share jet fuel with EU allies as Iran war squeezes global supplies
SPAIN has offered to share jet fuel with EU allies as the war involving Iran disrupts global supplies and raises fears of shortages across Europe
WATCH: Remarkable moment three-year-old child is rescued after falling to bottom of 15-metre-deep well near Madrid
FIREFIGHTERS from the Provincial Consortium for Fire Extinction in Toledo rescued a three-year-old boy after he fell into a 15-metre-deep well in Tembleque, in a
Air traffic controllers in Spain begin indefinite strike action – here’s how travellers can avoid the chaos
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Pedro Sanchez welcomes leaders of Mexico, Brazil and Colombia at Barcelona summit to plan ‘new world order’ for international progressive left
SPANISH prime minister Pedro Sanchez is set to welcome a host of left-wing leaders from across the world this Friday for a summit aimed at
Marbella fugitive who tortured and murdered a police informant is caught in Colombia after four years on the run
A FUGITIVE accused of kidnapping, torturing and executing a police informant in Marbella has been dramatically captured in Colombia after four years on the run.
WATCH: ‘Ghost’ gang of Italian women arrested after decade-long jewellery heist spree across the Costa Blanca
FOUR suspects have been arrested after a ten-year jewellery heist spree stretching from the Costa Blanca down to Almeria. The group is accused of carrying
Videos emerge of Madrid boiler room call centre punishing immigrant workers with cruel pies to the face
VIDEOS seized by Policia Nacional show employees being targeted after failing to meet strict daily sales targets, in scenes described by authorities as degrading and
WATCH: Rotting carcass of a ten-metre whale shocks beachgoers after washing up on Costa del Sol shore
RESIDENTS were the first to spot the remains of a large whale washed up on Ferrara beach in Torrox on Tuesday afternoon. The massive carcass
Top tips to avoid travel delays in Spain as air traffic controllers prepare indefinite strike action across 14 different airports
AIR traffic controllers in Spain are preparing to launch indefinite strike action from April 17, raising concerns over widespread disruption. The strike, called by the
Lithuanian gang targeted low-mileage Japanese cars across Malaga and Alicante for ‘cloning’ in Almeria
POLICIA Nacional have arrested six suspected members of a Lithuanian gang following a three-month investigation that uncovered dozens of thefts and led to the recovery
The surprising way Franco saved Marbella from becoming a concrete jungle
MARBELLA wasn’t always glitz and glam or the international hub for the ‘manosphere’ it is today. In the 1970s, the town could have ended up
Microchips, renewable energy and industry: How the Canary Islands are looking to pivot away from a tourism-dependent economy
THE Canary Islands have long relied on tourism, with millions visiting each year for beaches, resorts and sun. But tourism jobs are often seasonal, pay