330,000 Chinese people have chosen Spain’s top ten cities! Sima moved abroad
Spain is the tenth largest immigrant country in the world and one of the most populated places for Chinese in the world, with nearly 330,000 Chinese living there.
Sunny Spain is filled with colorful culture and beautiful architecture. Fabulous festivals, beautiful beaches, delicious food and wine, and of course great weather all year round.
Starting a new life in Spain is the dream of many people. This large EU country with a very livable climate and cities is composed of multiple autonomous regions, each of which has many unique cities.
Which city should I choose to immigrate to, and which one is the most suitable for us Chinese immigrants and life?
01
Madrid
The most suitable One of the places where foreigners live
Madrid is located in central Spain and is also the capital of Spain.
The locals are warm and friendly, and there are British expat communities scattered throughout the city, making it a great place to make friends.
You'll find it easy to make friends with Spanish citizens, native English speakers, or other expats from around the world.
With world-class food courts (foodies rejoice), colorful Plaza de Artes and numerous tree-lined parks and gardens, vibrant nightlife and plentiful entertainment options, Madrid is Spain’s most popular destination One of the best places for foreigners to live.
Not only that, Madrid has world-class medical resources, international educational resources and convenient transportation infrastructure. As the capital of Europe, the cost of living in Madrid is surprisingly low.
The climate of this metropolis is also very attractive. In sunny summers, the temperature reaches a maximum of only 40°C, while in winter the minimum temperature drops to a comfortable 12°C.
02
Barcelona
This historic coastal city is home to not only architectural wonders, but also beautiful parks and gardens, vibrant art and nightlife, Excellent seafood, sandy beaches, quaint medieval streets and bustling farmers' markets, as well as chic boutiques, restaurants and bars.
This is also a great place for outdoor sports. Hiking, biking and kitesurfing are all possible here.
Nestled low between the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees Mountains, Barcelona benefits from its location and enjoys a consistently pleasant environment all year round.
Winter, the coolest season of the year, has the lowest temperatures at around 10°C, while temperatures climb to an average of 30°C in summer.
The quality of life here is very high, and the cost of living is still at the lower-middle level compared to other European metropolitan areas.
There is a complete public transportation system, a complete medical care system, and many international schools open to foreigners.
03
Alicante
Many attractions and authentic Spanish style
This gem-like city is located in the southeast The coastal Spanish Costa Blanca has many attractions that attract foreigners.
Despite its reputation for mass tourism, the city of Alicante itself retains a surprisingly authentic Spanish feel.
Alicante has a beautiful pedestrian area, the old town has excellent museums, a large central food market, and a beautiful strip of sandy beach. Of course, there is also a large international airport.
Prices here are much lower than in major Spanish cities, and properties here are also very affordable.
With excellent English schools, excellent healthcare options and an extensive tram and bus transport system, this is a great place to live.
As you might expect, there are also plenty of opportunities to party in Alicante, a city known for its rich nightlife.
Residents here are used to foreigners, and English is widely spoken in the city.
04
San Sebastian
A prosperous city created by golden beaches, tree-lined boulevards and unique buildings
San Sebastian is a bustling city in the Basque Country in northern Spain.
This famous and fashionable city on the northern coast of Spain is known for its golden sandy beaches, wide boulevards and beautiful and unique architecture.
Although cooler than the southern parts of the country, temperatures in San Sebastian are still very pleasant, with average summer temperatures of 21 degrees Celsius and winter temperatures around 9 degrees Celsius higher than in the UK.
The locals speak Spanish and Basque, and learning Basque is a fun way to mingle with the locals and make new friends.
For me, this city is arguably one of the most attractive in Spain, with great restaurants, world-class shopping, eye-catching architecture, and long stretches of sandy beaches.
If you enjoy pairing it with sangria, San Sebastian might just be the place for you while living in Spain.
05
Malaga
A great place to live as warm as spring for 365 days
This ancient and modern wonder City of Fusion, a provincial capital with a long history and rich cultural heritage, is located on the northern edge of the sparkling Mediterranean Sea and has beaches for one.
The Sunshine Coast in southern Spain has warm, spring-like weather all year round.
But what attracts foreigners even more is the multiculturalism here, the colorful events and celebrations throughout the year, the fabulous bars and restaurants, the fantastic museums and galleries, the stunning architecture, the exquisite shopping, unique charm and cosmopolitan living that perfectly blends modern charm with historic architecture.
Thanks to tourism and a large foreign community, English is widely spoken here, and British products can be bought in supermarkets. There are also many bars and restaurants owned by foreigners, and good English is spoken here. School.
Due to the mild climate, outdoor activities are suitable all year round.
06
Valencia
Europe's "Sunshine City"
Valencia is the third largest city in Spain , the second largest seaport, known as Europe's "Sunshine City", is located in the southeast of Spain, facing the sea to the east, backed by vast plains, evergreen all year round, and with a pleasant climate, and is known as "a pearl on the west coast of the Mediterranean".
A port and industrial city, Valencia is the capital of the Autonomous Community of Valencia and the Province of Valencia. Valencia holds the Faya Fire Festival every March.
Valencia is connected to major cities such as Madrid, Barcelona and Zaragoza by railways and high-speed buses.
On December 29, 2012, Valencia and Guangzhou, China, established a sister city relationship. ?
On December 26, 2019, it ranked 245th on the list of the top 500 global cities in 2019.
07
Seville
Europe's "Sunshine City"
Seville represents the traditional image of Spain Another place famous for its colorful clothes, white horses, wild horses and delicious food.
Imagine what it would be like to explore the cobbled city streets alone during the day and then wander the bustling snack streets at night.
The cost of living in this city is reasonable, and Sima Yi reminds: If you can tolerate the high temperatures and scorching local climate, this will be a good place to live at home.
Flamenco bars, cocktail bars, clubs and bars light up the streets at night, catering to all tastes. Shopping options include thriving traditional markets and high-end boutique shopping malls with a wide range of products.
Seville’s annual average temperature is 19.2 degrees, making it the warmest city in Europe.
08
Palma, Mallorca
Far away from the mainland, picturesque
Mallorca Island - Ba The largest island of the Liari Islands, it is your quintessential holiday destination.
The climate is characterized by mild winters, hot summers and abundant sunshine. The average annual minimum temperature is about 9.5 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature is about 31 degrees Celsius.
The pleasant weather makes it easier to indulge in the luxury of this idyllic and poetic island city.
With its majestic Gothic cathedral, quirky cafes, chic boutiques, art galleries, vibrant markets, beautiful port and waterfront, the city's oldest district is heavenly. Large area of white sand beach.
The cost of living here is slightly higher than in some areas of mainland Spain. This is partly due to its character as a tourist resort city. At the same time, there is a small immigrant community here to help you integrate into local life.
09
Ibiza? Lbiza
It is warm and rainless all year round, and it has the magnificent scenery of the island.
It is the Balearic Islands ’s third largest island, known as a party hub. Ibiza is brightly lit at night, but there's more to it than just nightlife.
Putting aside the famous music festival, Ibiza has exceptionally peaceful natural scenery and is full of an atmosphere that combines culture, history, natural beauty and leisurely feeling.
Summer temperatures exceed 30 degrees Celsius and there is almost no rainfall. Winter temperatures are still comfortable, averaging around 12.
On the downside, the cost of living here is high, and many immigrants work remotely or are self-employed here.
Still, there is a large English-speaking expat community, the locals are very welcoming, and the island's stunning views are second to none.
10
Granada
Excellent cuisine and well-preserved famous ancient town
Granada Famous for its Alhambra and Prince's Gardens, it has world-class cuisine and a well-preserved famous ancient town.
In addition to the Alhambra that enchants visitors, there are other parts of the city that will leave visitors wanting more.
Granada’s exquisite beauty, cosmopolitan climate, and blend of old and new attract people of all ages and cultural backgrounds to come here.
The food is delicious and cheap, the nightlife is lively, its historical character and culture are impressive, and the scenery outside the city is stunning.
The people living here are very friendly and expats blend easily with the locals. The cost of living here is not very high and is affordable.
Just outside the city is the natural landscape. As a small city, all resources are within easy reach.
Granada has hot summers, but winter temperatures can be as low as 7, which is a bit new to Spain, but the cool winters have not stopped foreigners from settling in this city, and there is a solid foreign community of people.
Among the top ten cities in Spain that I have compiled, which one is your favorite?
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