Spain is divided into 17 autonomous communities
The largest autonomous community in Spain is Andalucia, which comprises of Cadiz, Cordoba, Malaga, Granada, Jaen, and Seville
Catalonia comprises of the provinces of Gerona, Barcelona, Tarragona, Lleida and
There are also two enclaves, Cueta and Melilla, which are in Africa.
The autonomous communities are then divided into provinces.
Andalucía
Andalucía Explained: Property, Provinces, and Practical Access in Southern Spain Andalucía is Spain’s largest autonomous community by area and one of its most diverse regions—both geographically and culturally. With coastlines on both the Mediterranean and Atlantic, a mix of urban centres and rural villages, and year-round sunshine, Andalucía appeals to a wide range of international...
Aragón
Nestled between the rugged Pyrenees Mountains and the fertile Ebro Valley, Aragón is one of Spain’s most captivating yet often overlooked regions. While international buyers flock to the sun-drenched costas or the cultural hubs of Madrid and Barcelona, Aragón offers a unique blend of history, natural beauty, and untapped real estate potential that’s starting to...
Cantabria
Castile and León
Castile and León is the largest autonmous community in Spain (94 226 km²) and and comprises of nine provinces. ÁvilaBurgosLeónPalenciaSalamancaSegoviaSoriaValladolidZamoraCastile and León has suffered from substantial rural depopulation, but offers a great deal to those who might be looking to live in a traditional community where rural property prices offer excellent value for money.
Catalonia
A Practical Guide to Catalonia: Life, Property, and Access in One of Spain’s Most Dynamic Regions Catalonia, in the northeast corner of Spain, is a region with a strong cultural identity, a diverse landscape, and one of the country’s most active property markets. With its own language, institutions, and legal nuances, it’s a distinctive part...
Galicia
Map of Galicia Galicia is situated on Spain's Northwestern corner, above Portugal.It's distinct culture, language and landscape gives one the impression of being in anotherIt's less known Due to depopulation, property prices in some areas are cheap. The area features a dramitic landscape.
Huelva Province
Discovering Huelva Province: Andalucía’s Coastal and Countryside Charms Huelva, located in the westernmost part of Andalucía, is a province rich in natural beauty, history, and culture. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the Portuguese Algarve, it offers a perfect balance between pristine coastlines, lush nature reserves, and picturesque towns that reflect Andalucía’s deep-rooted traditions. Doñana...
La Rioja
La Rioja: Culture, Wine, and Timeless TownsFor Spanish Property Magazine La Rioja is one of Spain’s smallest autonomous communities, but its influence is far-reaching, particularly in wine, gastronomy, and rural tourism. Situated in the north of the country and bordered by the Basque Country, Navarra, and Castilla y León, La Rioja is often overshadowed by...
Valencian Community
