Includes everything related to Spain
Breathtaking coastlines, turquoise waters, green shutters, underground caves, and…sheep! This is what I remember most about the picturesque island of Mallorca. Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Mallorca is the largest of Spain’s islands. It is part of the archipelago known as the Balearic Islands, which consists of: Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, and Formentera.
One Sunday night, I was hanging out at a bar in Barcelona that airs NFL American football games. I tend to run into other people from the United States at these bars (big surprise there). On this particular Sunday night, I was chatting with a girl from Carlsbad, California, which is a beach town about …
If it’s your first time to Barcelona, and maybe your first time to Europe for that matter, there are some random things to know about visiting Spain and Europe. Your first time can be both exciting and scary (talking about Barcelona here, guys), so I’ve rounded up a list of tips, tricks, and know-hows.
Nothing elicits jealousy quite like posting sick pictures of your exotic island adventure in January! So, therefore, you’re all very welcome. However, the term “sick” has multiple meanings, and for this trip, it decided to show up in all forms. The Canary Islands. Where the heck are they? Here’s a quick map. The Canary Islands …
A SICK Trip to the Canary Islands: Lanzarote & Fuerteventura Read More »
Two months in and I already understand the hype: Barcelona really is one of the best cities in the world to live. From beautiful beaches to gothic architecture, the city is just…cool. There is a real emphasis on living, experiencing, and enjoying life. The people operate both independently and interdependently to create a vibrant, lively, …
Barcelona: A Vibrant City with a Superior Quality of Life Read More »
Want to move to Spain but have no idea where to start? As an American expat who moved to Barcelona in 2023, I had tons of questions. Do I need a visa? How do I find a place to live? Do I need to open a Spanish bank account? Will my phone work in Spain?
I spent a lot of time researching these questions, so I decided to compile all of the information into a “Moving to Spain Checklist”.
As an ignorant American expat who has only ever lived in California, it is not surprising that I initially found some things in Spain to be strange.
