The Daily Mail points to Malaga as the best city in Spain to live

The second most read newspaper in the United Kingdom, the Daily Mail, highlights a ranking by expatriate experts at Nomad Capitalist ... about the best places to live in Spain, placing Málaga as the top Spanish city to reside in. With a headline warning that "an underrated coastal destination takes the crown," it emphasizes that it is the capital of the Costa del Sol that leads this list because "residents enjoy a relaxed lifestyle." Additionally, it notes that "the region in general has a thriving expatriate community."

The article lists the top eleven cities in Spain to live in and praises this country "from its golden beaches to cheap tapas and sunny weather" to stress that "it's no surprise that Spain is one of the top destinations in the world for British expatriates." Leading this list, it points out that "although Málaga is mainly popular for its beaches, the city also has easy access to national parks."

Among the virtues of the capital of the Costa del Sol to become the best place in Spain to live, they emphasize its good air connectivity with the United Kingdom, noting that "it has a large number of affordable direct flights available for expatriates who need to visit outside their home country."

After Málaga, Sotogrande and Madrid are placed as the destinations that make up this podium. In the ranking, Barcelona is in fourth position, followed by Sevilla, Valencia, San Sebastián, Granada, Bilbao, and Ibiza. The list concludes with Zaragoza, of which it is highlighted that "being an inland city, it is worlds apart from the sunny Spain shown on postcards, making it a good choice for expatriates who prefer city life."