Ten ways to spice up your Spanish life in 2014
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Published: 2 Jan, 2014 CET.
Updated: Thu 2 Jan 2014 14:28 CET
Need some inspiration for ways to spice up your Spanish life in 2014? Here The Local offers you ten easy-to-achieve resolutions that will make this year in Spain one to look back on with pride.
So what do you have planned for 'mañana, mañana' in 2014?
Finding it more demoralizing than inspirational when it comes to putting together your list of New Year's resolutions in Spain?
Click here to read Ten ways to spice up your Spanish life in 2014
Not to worry, as we at The Local have put our heads together and thought of ten ways to make you expats feel more at home in Spain without having to bend over backwards in the process.
From taking up the Spanish sport of padel, to learning how to pour the perfect glass of 'sidra', or even volunteering at one of the country’s food banks, you’re sure to take something away from this list to kick-start 2014 in style.
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So what do you have planned for 'mañana, mañana' in 2014?
Finding it more demoralizing than inspirational when it comes to putting together your list of New Year's resolutions in Spain?
Click here to read Ten ways to spice up your Spanish life in 2014
Not to worry, as we at The Local have put our heads together and thought of ten ways to make you expats feel more at home in Spain without having to bend over backwards in the process.
From taking up the Spanish sport of padel, to learning how to pour the perfect glass of 'sidra', or even volunteering at one of the country’s food banks, you’re sure to take something away from this list to kick-start 2014 in style.
Don't miss stories about Spain, join us on Facebook and Twitter.
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