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Moving to Sevilla: 8 Reasons to Move to Sevilla

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Moving to Sevilla may be a good idea, for as Los del Rio used to say, "Sevilla has a special colour".

But this Andalusian capital not only has a special colour, it also has a lot of art. It is a small, pleasant, comfortable city, without the crowds of a big city like Madrid or Barcelona and with the charm of smaller cities like Cádiz, Granada or Córdoba. Set on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, its neighbourhoods Triana and Los Remedios occupy the right side of the river which turns this city into a river port. If you still don't know why you should move to Sevilla, join us on this journey, we will show you what that special colour is:

A few reasons that make Sevilla special:

  1. The weather is certainly a good reason to move to Sevilla if you love the heat. Summers are dry and extremely hot with very mild winters.
  2. The river Guadalquivir is the topographical element that has had the greatest influence on the city, not only because of the many tourist and industrial activities that take place there, but also because of the sporting activities. It is possible to WATER SPORTS such as rowing and canoeing.
  3. The gastronomy sevillana is characterised by the typical products of the Mediterranean diet. For the high summer temperatures, the following are the most important: the Andalusian gazpachovarious types of cold dishes called salpicón It is also very common to taste Serrano ham, as well as different types of cheese.
  4. Sevilla has a developed road and rail transport networkas well as a international airport. It is also served by metropolitan and city buses, suburban trains, trams and the metro.
  5. Cultural offer: Sevilla is the city with the highest number of listed monuments in Europe. These include the Cathedral, the Giralda, the Alcazar and the Archive of the Indiesas well as the Torre del Oro or the Plaza de España. It also has a variety of theatres such as The Lope de Vega Theatrethe Central Theatre and numerous museums, each specialising in a particular subject. The following are of particular note: Museum of Fine Arts, Archaeological Museum.
  6. Cultural eventss: The Flamenco Biennial is a festival held in Sevilla every two years and takes place in the city's various theatres to bring this emblematic musical genre to life. Also noteworthy is the  SICAB, International Horse Show which is the most important Purebred Spanish Horse Show in the world. The Real Maestranza Bullring de Caballería de Sevilla is one of the oldest bullrings in Spain. It is the seat of the bullfights that take place in the city, with special relevance for the amateurs to those that are held during the the April Fair.
  7. Popular festivals: Sevilla Easter become one of the most important cultural, religious and artistic events in the city.. The April Fair is a popular festival that takes place in Sevilla in spring. The Pilgrimage of El Rocío is a festive pilgrimage to the hermitage of the Virgen del Rocío  which takes place on Pentecost weekend. 
  8. It has several football stadiums as: The Olympic Stadium of La Cartuja the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán football stadiumwhich is the scenario used by the team Sevilla Football Club, the Benito Villamarín football stadium is the stadium used by the club Real Betis Balompié.

What to consider before moving to Sevilla

Moving to a new city as Sevilla is an exciting decision but it also requires proper planning. Here are some things to consider before making your move, specifically in relation to hiring a moving company and using a furniture repository:

Investigation of Removal Companies

Before moving to Sevilla, it is essential to research and compare several moving companies in the city. Read online reviews, seek recommendations from friends and family who have recently moved and ask for detailed quotes.

Make sure the company is registered and authorised to carry out local removals. There are companies that not only do Removals to Madrid, Barcelona or Sevilla, some do international relocations. The company's experience and reputation are key factors to consider.

2. Set a Realistic Budget

Define a clear quote for your move is crucial. This budget should cover the costs of hiring a removal company, possibly a furniture repository and other related expenses.

Request detailed quotes from several companies and make sure you understand the services included in each offer. Being financially prepared will avoid unpleasant surprises during the moving process.

3. Services Offered by the Removals Company

Different moving companies offer different levels of services. Some provide complete packages including packing, dismantling of furniture, transport and assembly at the new location.

Others may offer more basic services. Choose an option that suits your needs and preferences. Clearly communicate your expectations to the company to ensure that they can meet them.

4. Secure your belongings

Before hiring a moving company, make sure that they offer adequate insurance for your belongings during the move. Ask about insurance coverage and conditions.

This will give you peace of mind in case of damage or loss during the moving process. If you have high-value items, consider declaring them and insuring them separately if necessary.

5. Research and References

Don't underestimate the importance of references and reviews from previous customers. Ask the mover to provide references from similar movers in the city. Also, look for online reviews to get a broader perspective on the experience of other customers. A company with good references and positive reviews is more likely to provide reliable service.

6. Date Planning and Coordination

Planning and coordinating the dates of your move is essential. Book the moving company's services well in advance to ensure that they are available on the desired dates.

This is especially important if you are moving during a peak moving season. If you plan to use a storage facility, check availability and coordinate storage dates.

7. Storage options

If you need to store your belongings temporarily, look into the furniture repository options in Sevilla. Look for facilities that are safe, clean and suitable for your needs.

Make sure you understand the costs associated with using a furniture repository and check whether they offer additional security measures, such as 24-hour surveillance.

8. Important Documentation

Keep all relevant documents organised. This includes contracts with the mover, insurance agreements and any other documents related to the move and storage.

Having this documentation at hand will help you to solve any problems that may arise during the process.

9. Constant Communication

Maintain open and constant communication with the removal company and the furniture repository. Ask any questions you have before, during and after the move. Clear communication ensures that you are aware of the details and avoids misunderstandings.

10. Personal Considerations and Adaptation

In addition to the logistics of moving, consider personal aspects. Research life in Sevilla, look for permanent housing if you don't already have it, and be sure to transfer utilities such as power and water supplies. Familiarising yourself with the city will help you make a smoother adjustment once you move.

If you dare to move to Sevilladon't forget to pack your suitcase with your flamenco dress and don't worry about your removal. GIL STAUFFER will take care of all the details. Request the estimate of your move to Sevilla by clicking here.

Here is another one post on the advantages of moving to another city.

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Moving to Sevilla - Beautiful city of Andalusia
These are tips offered by GIL STAUFFER, your removal company since 1905.
Butane or propane

Before you move, find out what fuel your future home will run on.

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Differences between propane and butane: Which is better to use at home? We tell you

If you are moving house, don't forget to find out in advance which fuel you will be using in your new home. Here are some of them tips you will be interested in:

Although sometimes used for the same purpose, butane and propane are not the same product. Both are liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)but they have different properties. While it is true that the advantages of LPG allow its use in households and vehicles, it is important to differentiate between propane and butane.

What is the difference between propane and butane? Questions and doubts can be diverse. That is why, in Gil Stauffer we review some concepts to try to clarify the differences between the two products.

What are propane and butane?

 Both products are liquefied petroleum gases and are extracted by the same process. Both propane and butane can be converted into liquids and have a high energy capacity that can be used to generate electricity. transforms them into fuels for various types of domestic heatingas fuels or for other household uses.

Butane and propane are sold as a mixture and not as pure gas. Thus, butane cylinders do not consist of 100% butane, but contain a percentage of propane and vice versa.

Differences between butane and propane

There are differences between the two liquefied gases, which choose between one or the other according to the different situations.

  • Chemical composition

 The first difference between butane and propane lies in the chemical composition of the two products. The composition of propane is C4H10i.e. it has four carbon atoms and ten hydrogen atoms.

Looking at the composition of butane, the elements are the same, but in different amounts. The chemical formula of butane is three carbon atoms and eight hydrogen atoms (C3H8)

  • Calorific value

 Although both gases show a high calorific value, propane is slightly more powerful. Propane has an energy capacity of 12.86 KWh/kg, while that of butane is 12.44 KWh/kg.

  • Very cold temperature

 Another point to consider when talking about the differences between butane and propane is the temperature at which the two products can be maintained.

Butane freezes at 0°C, like water, but not propane, which can go as low as -44°C., the temperature at which it freezes. Therefore, propane is more suitable for cold climates and butane for hot climates.

  • Duration

 In general terms and with a similar use of cylinders, a propane cylinder lasts longer than a butane cylinder. The reason is that it takes up much less space. In other words, a cylinder of propane weighing the same weight contains more gas because in its liquid state it takes up less space than butane.

  • End use

 In general, propane and butane are not used for the same purposes. While it is true that you can find cylinders of both gases interchangeably at our service stations, the end consumers are usually different.

The butane cylinder is ideal for use in the home.as energy for heating, cooking or gas boiler. However, the uses of propane tend to be more professional. In fact, propane gas for restaurants is one of the most common uses of this product. Propane is used in industry and restaurants. in the vast majority of cases.

Propane or butane, which is better?

 However, taking these differences into account, it will depend on the needs and use of the product in your home.

If you are going to live in a cold weather during the winter, our recommendation is the propane. At gas stations, you can buy 11 kg of propane, as well as 12.5 kg butane cylinders for the summer months, which makes it ideal for transport of goods in Madrid or any part of the national territory

However, depending on consumption, even in temperate climates, propane is the best alternative for domestic consumption.

There is also piped propane gas, which is generally used more conveniently in a group of households for communal use. In this way, the cylinders are normally reserved for individual household use and the piping system for communities..

In any case, we recommend that you before move to Barcelona or to another city in Spain or abroadto find out what the gas system is in your new home and to have a look at the prices consumption of each option.

These are tips offered by GIL STAUFFER, your removal company since 1905.
Moving to Spain - Madrid

Removals: 7 things you need to know before moving to Spain

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If you're thinking of moving to Spain, take note of these tips:

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Have you decided to move to Spain and are you already organising all the preparations? 

Like all countries, Spain has some customs and curiosities that we think you should know about before move to Madrid, Barcelonaor any part of the national territory to make it easier for you to adapt to the Spanish way of life. So, here is a list of the 7 things that best define Spanish culture:

1. We have a late lunch and dinnerIn Spain, unlike our neighbouring countries, we are used to having our meals between 2 and 3 p.m. and our dinners between 9 and 10 p.m. This timetable is usually delayed in summer, when we love to enjoy the good weather and the open air. This timetable tends to be delayed in summer, a season when we love to enjoy the good weather and the open air. Especially when we are on holiday.

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2. We speak Spanish and whatever comes upSpanish is the third most spoken language in the world. And, although English is still difficult for more than one person, we can assure you that we will try to speak your language or at least adapt it, but we will always manage to understand each other! We Spaniards are very welcoming people.

3. We like traditional festivalsFor many years, the working calendar has included various national and regional holidays. In addition to these official dates and depending on the area, there are local fairs and festivities such as the Feria de Sevilla, the Fallas in Valencia, San Fermín in Pamplona or the Tomatina in Buñol. All of them are very characteristic of Spanish folklore and are well worth getting to know.

Moving to Spain - Fair in Andalusia

4. Spain has the highest number of pubs per inhabitant in EuropeIn our country it is very common to use a bar or restaurant for almost any occasion. A business lunch, a date, a meeting with old friends... The wide range of these types of places means that there are bars and restaurants to suit all tastes.

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5. Football is the national sportThe talent of the Spanish teams is recognised both nationally and internationally. And in general, the country is very supporter of the sport. For example, a match between Real Madrid and F.C. Barcelona can almost bring the whole country to a standstill.

6. We take a napWe have a reputation for taking naps. It's true, we love that little snooze after lunch. But be careful, when we have to work, we don't do it in Spain. Duty calls us and we are also very hard workers.

7. Excellent gastronomyOne of the most remarkable things about Spain is the good habits we have when it comes to food: A good meal is a good way to eat. tapas with a cool beer or a glass of wine on a terrace, eating a plate of cocido madrileño or paella valenciana on a Sunday or enjoying a bocata de calamares or a ración de tortilla española (Spanish omelette) in company. We Spaniards have a fine palate and foreigners always praise our traditional dishes.

Moving to Spain - Paella

This list could be much longer, but the message that we are trying to share from GIL STAUFFERThe fact is that, as difficult as it may be to move to another country, in the case of Spain, good habits work in our favour. So, we can affirm that, if you are thinking of moving to another country, moving to Spain may be a suitable alternative..

What is the importance of having a specialised removal service?

To have a specialised removal service is of utmost importance for several reasons. Here are some of the main reasons and then I will go into more detail about the importance of storage services and how to analyse a budget for this type of service:

Importance of a specialised removal service

  1. Experience and knowledge: Specialised moving companies have trained and experienced staff to handle fragile, heavy and bulky objects. This significantly reduces the risk of damage during the moving process to Sevillafor example.
  2. Appropriate packaging: These companies know how to pack items safely and efficiently to avoid breakage or damage during transport. They use suitable packaging materialss for each type of item.
  3. Equipment and tools: Moving companies have the necessary equipment to move and transport heavy furniture and delicate objects safely. This includes tools such as dollies, forklifts and protective equipment.
  4. Efficiency and time: Skilled professional movers can do the job efficiently, reducing the time it would take to do the move on your own.
  5. Insurance and liability: Many moving companies offer insurance that covers damage during the moving process. This provides peace of mind in the event of an incident.
  6. Stress reduction: Moving can be stressful, but with a specialised service, much of the heavy and complicated work is left to professionals, which significantly reduces the associated stress.

Importance of the furniture storage service

A furniture storage service is important in situations where you cannot move all your items to your new home immediately. Some reasons to use a furniture repository are:

  1. Date slippage: If there is a period between moving out of your old home and moving into your new one, you will need a safe place to store your belongings.
  2. Renovations or refurbishments: If you are renovating your new home, it may be necessary to store your items temporarily to avoid damage.
  3. Limited space: If your new home has less storage space than you need, a furniture repository provides a temporary solution.
  4. Long distance removals: For international or long-distance moves, a furniture repository can be useful for storing your belongings until you are settled.

How to analyse a removal or storage estimate

  1. Size of the space: Make sure that the space provided is sufficient to store all your items comfortably.
  2. Duration: Consider how long you will need the service and check if the budget fits that duration.
  3. Security: Ask about the security measures offered by the service, such as surveillance cameras, restricted access and alarms.
  4. Location: The location of the furniture repository is important for easy access to your belongings when needed.
  5. Storage conditions: Make sure the space provides adequate conditions for storage, such as humidity and temperature control.
  6. Total cost: In addition to the cost basis, check if there are additional charges for insurance, handling of objects or frequent access.
  7. Company reputation: Research the reputation and reviews of the storage company to make sure they are reliable.
  8. Insurance: Ask if the service includes insurance for your belongings and what kind of coverage it offers.

Having a specialised removal service is essential to ensure a safe and efficient moving process. In the case of a furniture repository, carefully analysing the budget and the conditions offered will help you make an informed decision and ensure that your belongings are in safe hands during the storage period.

Let us take care of your international removals and worry only about enjoying all the good things that await you.

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Price of a removal in Valencia - Gil Stauffer Removals

What is the price of a move in Valencia? Information and prices

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Price of a move in Valencia: How much can a move in Valencia cost? We tell you

If you want to know the price of removals in ValenciaHere are some important guidelines to help you get a price orientation

To make a move in Valencia or from Valencia to any other location, the first thing you need to know is:

  • That every move is different:

Undoubtedly, every household has different characteristics in terms of volume, type of household goods and access. This influences the price of each removal.

  • That time management is very important:

The sooner you start managing your move, whether it be outside the country or to national modeThe better all aspects can be defined and with greater precision, avoiding unforeseen incidents in the implementation.

  • That a move is a transfer of the contents of a household from one place to another.:

Therefore, because we are going to move a lifetime's worth of belongings, it is advisable to use an trusted and recognised company to minimise risks and manage it effectively.

What factors should be taken into account when calculating the price of a removal?

  • The most important factor is the volume of the removal expressed in m³.. It is essential that this calculation is carried out by a technician so that it is as accurate as possible. This professional will take into account the belongings of all the rooms, including wardrobe attics, storage, storage roomsThe service may also be provided for furniture that requires special assembly and disassembly or special characteristics (pianos, safes, large pieces of glued furniture, etc.) and even if a furniture storage service is required.
  • The accesses of origin and destination addressesLifts: Yes, there are lifts, forkliftIf there is a parking problem for trucks, if there are ramps, if it is necessary to use forklifts, if it is necessary to apply for parking permits, etc.
  • The distance between the two addressesA local move in Valencia is not the same as a move between distant towns, or interprovincial, island or international, or one that involves storage in a furniture repository.
  • The type of packagingThe packaging methods used are not the same for all companies. There are cardboard boxes of different sizes on the market, wooden boxes made to measure for specific objects, hanger boxes, bubble wrap, paper and paper manila, paper reamconventional cloth blankets, cardboard dividers, plastic boxes, mattress covers, etc. And depending on the items to be moved and the type of removal, different materials will have to be used to correctly pack each object.
  • The personnel and technical resources required to carry out the move to Madrid or anywhere in Spain under the conditions and for the time required, which, depending on the above, will be assigned to each specific service.
  • The insurance The options offered are not all the same, nor do they all have the same coverage.

Taking into account all of the above, it is important to ask specialists about any doubts that may arise before proceeding with the move, as we have already mentioned, every home is different and situations may arise that are peculiar to each removal.

So what is the price of a move in Valencia?

The price of a removal It always seems expensive, but anyone who has ever made a move on their own will know that this is not the case, as a move always involves considerable physical work and, if not well organised, can be exhausting. That is why it is it is preferable to hire a moving company that has the experience and the appropriate means.. Some customers, in order to lower the budget, propose to make the packing or part of it previously, so that only hire the transport of furniture and boxes already packed. This should be stated in the estimate previously issued, as well as the exoneration of responsibility for the content of those boxes not packed by the removal company.

But focusing on one removal in ValenciaIn Valencia, we must take into account that we are talking about a city that has many streets of different width and characteristics, with sometimes narrow accesses or with difficulties to park trucks near the home and, sometimes, you have to ask for official permits. These aspects should also be considered in the budget issued for removals in Valencia or, in any case, removals that have the address of origin in Valencia, with details of the destination always well consigned in that budget.

Gil Stauffer is a moving company that was founded in 1905. when a small furniture repository was opened. More than a century of experience has made it the most prestigious removal company and the one most recommended by users and, although it has a reputation for offering high prices, it is not a justified reputation, as its prices are fair market prices and which are offered in all honesty. Following these statements, it can be said that there are some approximate rates for removals in Valencia which we can mention below:

What is the price of a move in Valencia?

  • A move of a 50 m² flat in Valencia could cost between 250 to 400 euros.
  • A move of a 120 m² flat in Valencia could cost between 650 and 900 euros.

But, in all cases the above-mentioned factors influencing the price must always be taken into account -especially the cubic capacity- as all these aspects could vary the final prices, especially when it comes to office removals. These calculations are always approximate, as a serious company will always see the material to be moved before making a specific offer for each removal and will include all the details in the official estimate.

All of the above also serves to office removals in Valencia and in any other place, because, as we say, each removal is different and requires a particular treatment of the goods to be moved.

Therefore, if you want to know how much a removal in Valencia costs because you need to make your own removal or that of your company, do not hesitate in contact Gil Stauffer Valencia to request a quotation. It is free, you do not acquire any commitment and we will offer you the best possible price for your needs. Our attitude has always been to help our clients and offer the best service in removals, whether they are local, national, island or international and/or with furniture storage service, for individuals or companies of any kind.

Removal Prices in Valencia - Office Removals
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These are tips offered by GIL STAUFFER, your removal company since 1905.

Moving to Boston - Baseball Game

Expats: Moving to Boston, useful information and tips for moving to Boston

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Moving to Boston, tips for moving to Boston

Moving to Boston can be a great opportunity, as it is one of the most important cities in North America.

Moving to Boston - United States Flag

Boston is the capital of the state of Massachusetts and played a key role in the revolution for American independence. Today it is the most populous city in the New England region and is known for its large influx of young people and for the University of New England's University of California. Harvardlocated in the district of Cambridge. There are many attractions in this city, which is also a renowned financial, commercial and political centre.

The town, founded in 1630 by Puritan settlers, is one of the oldest cities in the United States. Nowadays, it is known as "the city of neighbourhoods" due to the number of districts with different characteristics. It is also a leader in innovation and combines interesting traditions and emblematic premises that house modern businesses, offering the latest technology.

Harvard University is the oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the most prestigious universities in the world.
The Harvard University is the oldest higher education institution in United States

Some notes on the US economy

According to data provided by the Chamber of Commerce of Madrid,  The United States is the world's leading economyhas 329 million consumers who have an income of per capita 63,500 (in 2020 IMF). According to World Bank data, in 2019 the US ranked second as an issuer of investment (9.5% of the world total) and was the leading recipient of foreign investment (15.9% of the total).

In the business sphere, Spain and the US are in close contact with each other. strong bilateral trade relations. In 2019 it was the sixth destination for Spanish exports and the fifth supplier. As of November 2020, the bilateral balance stood at 2,217 million euros, favourable for Spain.

The US economy is characterised by the flexibility of its markets. The share of the public sector in economic activity is relatively low. The country invests heavily in research and development, has a very flexible labour market and a large availability of capital, which allows it to be in a position of being one of the most competitive countries in the world. very high technological levelThe EU's research and development activities, particularly in business and consumer services, information technology, medicine, aerospace and military technology.

Customers are looking for immediacy. Speed in acquiring the goods and services they need is essential and they have a wide range of purchasing options, as well as great freedom and protection.

On the other hand, it is a very legalistic market and, as a consequence, to operate in this country it is necessary to have an intense specialist legal adviceThe Commission has also proposed a new regulation, so as not to be at a clear disadvantage vis-à-vis local operators.

Moving to Boston - Boston city and harbour view

Things to consider when moving to Boston

  • VISASAs for any other city in the United States, a visa is required to work in Boston. For information on the current regulations on visassee this page of the Embassy of the United States in Spain.
  • WORKJob search: The most common form of job search is to consult job offers in websites and job fairs or agencies. As a popular city, the most sought-after jobs in Boston are those related to tourism, hotels and restaurants. These include the professions of waiters, guides, clerks and receptionists. On the plus side, the average salary in Boston is somewhat higher than in the rest of the country, especially in skilled jobs such as medicine.
  • STANDARD OF LIVINGDepending on the area and the size of the property, the rent usually ranges from 500 to 4,000$ per month, plus monthly expenses ranging from 100 to 250$, the most important of which is heating in the winter months, as temperatures range from -17° to 3°.
  • HEALTH As is well known, the United States does not have a public health service, which makes it essential to have health insurance with the necessary coverage.

Moving to Boston - Ferry

  • URBAN TRANSPORTBoston is the fourth busiest underground system in the country and the price of a single ticket is around 2,70$. On the other hand, a bus ride can cost 2.10$ and a ferry ride can cost 3.30$. However, due to its urban layout, it is a city that allows you to walk almost anywhere. In fact it is known as the "American's Walking City".

Highlights of places to visit in Boston

Being a cradle of culture and a leading city in the United States, there are plenty of options to enjoy the tourism that the city has to offer, but here are a few places you can't miss:

  • Museum of Fine Arts The Boston Museum of Art, which offers an interesting collection of works of art, mixing modern art with Egyptian treasures.
  • New England Aquariuman aquarium with more than two thousand animals.
  • Museum of Sciencesa science and planetary museum.
  • The art museum located in a Venetian palace named Isabella Steward Gardner Museum.
  • A tour of the historic sites and museums in the Freedom Trial.Moving to Boston - Boston Common Park
  • The iconic stadium of the Red Sox, Fenway Park.
  • Boston Commona park of historical significance.
  • The historic shopping centre Faneuil Hall.
  • The museum of interactive exhibitions Boston Children's Museum.
  • A quiet 19th century park called Public Garden.
  • The The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.where there are exhibitions and objects of political history.
  • A floating museum with live re-enactments called Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum.
  • Quicy Marketa curious, iconic warehouse-style market.
  • The park Boston Harbour Islands State ParkThe city is full of history and activities.
  • Copley SquareThe architecture is very diverse and special.
  • The popular public beach Revere Beachwhich was the first in the United States.

In short, there are many options to visit, but we have tried to expose the most visited and some of the most curious.

Curiosities about Boston

  • Boston was founded in 1630 by Puritans who emigrated from England in search of better life opportunities. It is therefore one of the oldest cities in the United States.
  • Boston is known as the "Athens of America"or as the "intellectual city", in large part because of its prestigious teaching, provided in the University of HarvardBoston is the best known, but there are more than fifty universities and more than 100 colleges that carry out research activities. It was also the site of the first public school in the United States, the Boston Latin School, which opened in 1635.
  • In 1848, the first free library was founded there: The Boston Public Library.

Moving to Boston - Boston Public Library

  • In September 1897, in Boston, the first the first underground in the USA.
  • Alexander Graham Bell presented the first phone in 1876.
  • Back Bayis a neighbourhood in Boston that is considered an open-air museum of beautiful Victorian, Classical and Gothic buildings. For its part, Beacon Hill is one of the most elegant neighbourhoods and home to the best antique shops.
  • Boston celebrates the annual marathon oldest in the world, having been held since 1897.
  • Boston is famous for its fish and seafood such as clam chowder and lobster sandwiches.
  • The state of Massachusetts was ranked in 2015 as the best state to live in by 24/7 Wall St. Louis media.
  • The river Charles separates Boston from the nearby city of Cambridge and its shores are a preferred place to make picnic during the warmer months.

Moving to Boston - Charles River

So, you see, moving to Boston may be a good optionIts quality of life and options reveal it to be so. If you finally decide to make the move to this attractive city, please contact GIL STAUFFER. We will help you in the process.

Further information

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How much does a removal in Madrid cost? Information and prices of removals in Madrid 2023

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Between €450 and €1200

*This price is indicative and may vary depending on various factors. We recommend that you request a personalised quote.

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A removal in Madrid can cost between €450 and €1200. The price can vary depending on many factors such as the size of the flat, the amount of household goods, the distance of the move, etc. We recommend you to read on to understand all the factors that can vary the price of your move.

What factors should be taken into account when calculating the price of a removal?

  • The most important element to be taken into account is the volume of the removal expressed in m³.. It is essential that this calculation is carried out by a technician in order to be as accurate as possible. This professional will consider the belongings in all the rooms, including storage rooms, wardrobe attics, attics and/or garages containing objects to be moved. He/she will also indicate if there is any furniture that requires special assembly and disassembly or special characteristics (pianos, safes, large pieces of furniture, etc.).
  • The accesses of origin and destination addressesIf there are lifts, forklifts, if there are streets with parking difficulties for trucks, if there are ramps, if it is necessary to use forklifts, if it is necessary to apply for parking permits, etc.
  • The distance between the two addressesA local move in Valencia is not the same as a move between distant towns, or interprovincial, island or international, or one that involves storage in a furniture repository. storage.How much does a removal cost in Madrid - Removals: Packed removal boxes
  • The type of packagingThe packaging methods used are not the same for all companies. There are cardboard boxes of different sizes, wooden boxes made to measure for specific objects, bubble wrap, paper, paper, etc. manila, paper reamconventional cloth blankets, cardboard dividers, plastic crates, etc. And, depending on the items to be moved and the type of removal, different materials will have to be used to protect each object properly.
  • The personnel and technical resources required to carry out the removal in the conditions and time required, which, depending on the above, will be assigned to each specific service.
  • The insurance The options offered are not all the same, nor do they all have the same coverage.

Taking into account all of the above, it is important to ask specialists about any doubts that may arise before proceeding with the move, as we have already mentioned, every home is different and situations may arise that are peculiar to each removal.

How much does a removal in Madrid centre cost?How much does it cost to move in Madrid? - Gil Stauffer Removals truck making a move in Madrid

The cost of a removal in Madrid centre may vary depending on a number of factors, such as the the amount of furniture and objects that need to be transported, the distance between the place of origin and destination, and the complexity of the move. In addition, the type of service chosen (e.g. whether packing, disassembly and assembly of furniture, etc.) may also influence the cost.

In general, the price of a removal in Madrid centre can range from 450 to 1200 euros.The range can vary greatly depending on the factors mentioned above and the mover you choose. It is important to make sure that the budget including all services that are needed to avoid unpleasant surprises in the final cost. It is also important to have a serious and solid moving company that shows you transparency in its budget, and that details all the costs related to the move.

Approximate price per cubic metre in Madrid
The price per cubic metre can vary between 30 and 70 euros, depending on the volume you have. It will also depend on the type of objects, location, etc.

How much does it cost to move out of Madrid centre?

Below is a table with approximate prices in different areas of Madrid.

It should be noted that the price ranges provided are an approximation and may be affected by a number of factors, such as the quantity of furniture and objects to be moved, the distance between the point of origin and destination, the type of services required, among other aspects.

City Approximate price range
Móstoles 450€ – 1000€
Alcalá de Henares 400€ – 1200€
Fuenlabrada 450€ – 1000€
Leganés 450€ – 1000€
Getafe 450€ – 1000€
Alcorcón 450€ – 1000€
Torrejón de Ardoz 400€ – 1200€
Parla 450€ – 1000€
Alcobendas 450€ – 1500€
Rivas-Vaciamadrid 400€ – 1200€
Las Rozas de Madrid 450€ – 1500€
San Sebastián de los Reyes 450€ – 1500€
Pozuelo de Alarcón 450€ – 1500€
Coslada 400€ – 1200€
Valdemoro 450€ – 1000€
Majadahonda 450€ – 1500€

Removals in Madrid Where do we work?

If you are interested in the topic of how much a removal costs in MadridWe imagine that you will be interested to know in which areas we work, so here are some questions related to Madrid as well as to our scope of action.

Price of a removal in Madrid-Where we work-Community flag of Madrid

The Madrid Community has more than 6.5 million inhabitants. It is an autonomous community located in the centre of Spain and is bordered by the provinces of Guadalajara, Basin, Toledo, Avila y Segovia. The city of Madrid is the capital of Spain and is ranked number 5 in the world. ranking of European capitals The capital is the nerve centre of the country, both politically and economically, and the range of cultural and leisure activities on offer is endless. The capital is the nerve centre of the country, both politically and economically, and the cultural and leisure offer is endless. It is therefore an ideal place to live and, for this reason, there are thousands of relocations every year.

Gil Stauffer carries out removals in all areas of the Autonomous Community of Madrid.

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Removals: How do I transport plants?

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Transporting plants How do I transport my plants so that they do not deteriorate?

My friend Felipe is a great fan of botany. To give you an idea, his affection for all kinds of plants began when he was just 6 years old, when his Spanish language teacher gave each student a copy of Crásula. Over the years, Felipe saw how this plant did not stop growing and was fascinated. Little by little, he bought plants of different kinds: Cactus, fat plants, petunias, orchids, in short, everything you can imagine.

Today he has an exciting collection of more than 100 plants. Yes, I am not exaggerating, he is the most plant-loving person I know. That's why when Felipe fell in love with a Sevillian woman and decided to jump into the pool and move to Sevilla next to her, he panicked for his plants. The truth is that he cared little about moving the rest of his belongings, but the thought of the suffering he was going to subject his "daughters" - as he called them - made his hair stand on end. So, he began to think about it and, bearing in mind that he was going to have to move the rest of his belongings, he began to think about it. movers' insurance companies do not cover damage to plants.In the end, he concluded to implement these simple tricks.

Tips for transporting plants

  1. Prepare the plants at least one week before of the trip. Remove dry leaves and prune branches to renew them. Clean the leaves carefully and thoroughly so that they are in the best possible condition before transport.
  2. It is advisable to transplant plants to plastic pots to prevent the pots from breaking.
  3. Gently wrap them in wrapping paper creating a cylinder around it.
  4. In the case of more sturdy plants, such as cacti, it is best to remove them from their pots and, in addition to wrapping paper, to wrap them with bubble wrap for added protection.
  5. Put them all in boxes carefully and fill in the holes around the pots with paper so that the plant does not dance in the transfer.
  6. Make small holes in the boxes so that the plants can breathe during transport. If they are very tall and protrude into the box, you can put some seal around the stem and hold it against the cardboard without it being too tight.
  7. Make sure that there is no kind of humidity and that everything is perfectly dry.
  8. The first thing you should do when you arrive at your new home is to take out the plants and wipe them with a damp cloth in case they have accumulated a bit of dust.
  9. It places each one in the most appropriate location for its conditioning depending on the type. In general, plants need light, but some are more resistant and others need special conditions of temperature and humidity, some are for outdoors and others for indoors, so choose places where they will not wither.
  10. Water them The latter should be adapted according to the characteristics and needs of each one of them.

In any case, transporting plantan entails a risk that cannot be determined until they are at their new destination. But, these simple, basic tips may help you to transfers that are not too long.

Although, the truth is that my friend Felipe, in the end, gave away quite a few plants from his endless collection with great regret, as he knew they would not survive the Sevillian heat. He mainly took cacti and some species that are more resistant. Needless to say, the first thing he did when he arrived at Sevilla, was to unpack the plants he had ventured to include in his move. He then bought others similar to the ones he had given away and created there a new garden.

Transporting plants

Other moving tips

Moving plants from one place to another can be a delicate process, as plants are sensitive to changes in their environment. Here are some important tips to consider to ensure a successful move of your plants:

Previous research

Before the move, we have already be it a national move or a international removalsFor each of your plants, research the specific needs of each plant. Find out how much sunlight they require, as well as the ideal humidity and temperature for their growth.

By understanding these needs, you will be able to choose the most suitable location in your new home and ensure that conditions are conducive to their development.

Seasonal planning

The choice of the season for the move is crucial to minimise the stress on your plants. Choose to transplant in spring or autumn, when temperatures are more moderate and plants are in their most active growth stage. Avoid transplanting in summer, when the heat can be scorching, or in winter, when low temperatures can adversely affect the plants.

Preparation of pots and substrate

Before you move to MadridSevilla, Sevilla, Barcelona or anywhere in Spain, make sure you have adequate pots and sufficient quality substrate. If the plants have grown since you last repotted them, consider using slightly larger pots. The fresh substrate will provide the nutrients needed for a good start in their new home.

Irrigation

A few days before the move, water your plants well to make sure they are hydrated, but not waterlogged, on the day of the move. Moist substrate and roots will help plants cope better with the stress of the move.

Pruning

Performs a soft pruning before moving to reduce the amount of foliage the plants have to maintain during the move. Remove damaged, diseased or worn leaves and branches. This also allows the plants to concentrate their energy on new, healthy growth.

Appropriate packaging

Protect plants during the move by wrapping their pots with newspaper or towels. In some cases, some people hire a furniture storage service to keep everything well organised. For larger plants, use boxes with holes for ventilation and fill them with paper or newspaper to prevent the pots from moving. Proper packaging minimises damage to roots and substrate.

Protection against extreme cold/heat

If you are moving at a time when temperatures are extremely cold or hot, be sure to protect the plants during the journey. Use blankets or towels to insulate the pots and avoid sudden changes in temperature that could damage the plants.

Tagged

Label each pot with the name of the plant and its specific needs. This will help you organise them properly during the move and make it easier to locate each plant in its new environment. Clear labelling will avoid confusion and allow for proper care of each plant.

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Price of a furniture repository in Barcelona and differences compared to storage rooms

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What is the price of a furniture repository in Barcelona?

One of the most frequently asked questions on the Internet regarding the furniture storage service in Barcelona is about the price of this service. For this reason, we are going to try to explain some aspects that will help you clear up any doubts.

How much does a furniture repository in Barcelona cost?

According to some published scales on the Internet, one furniture repository with a capacity of 12 m³ at Barcelona could cost:

  • 230 for a one-month contract
  • 530 for a 3 month stay
  • 612€ if the storage service is for a full year.

But, the reality is that prices range not only on the basis of deposit months, but also on the basis of dependence on other factors. For example, the final price will vary considerably if there is a removal in Barcelona in betweenwhich is very common when a storage y, normally, it will be necessary to carry out a move in and move out to the home of origin, which has a cost that should not be overlooked. The price will also increase depending on the very nature of the transferSometimes moving house involves other aspects that need to be taken into account. For example, the simple volume of belongings to be storedif needed assistance in handling u or other conditions that will certainly increase the contract price..

Is the ability to quote furniture storage prices important?

Of course it is important, because prices also depend on the capacity of these containers offered to the user, but it should be noted that companies consider various types and sizes of containers.

The Gil Stauffer Barcelona pricesfor example, are in principle adjusted in a standardised way to the price of 5 euros per m³ per monthThus, if you do the maths, their prices are considerably cheaper than those mentioned above. However, as mentioned above, quotes are made on the basis of various factors and various offers can be made which could bring the final price down even further.

But also, the Gil Stauffer furniture repository in Barcelona has a diversity of containers of different sizesThese can store anything from large pieces to volumes much smaller than those mentioned above.

Therefore, in any case, the ideal is to request a quote based on the specific needs of each user, since prices should be adjusted to each specific situation and according to the services offered by each storage and warehousing companywhich are not always the same.

And what is a furniture repository for?

The most common situations for contracting a furniture storage company are:

  • When you are going to carry out a work or reformThe removal of furniture and/or household goods is necessary for the duration of the work to be carried out, whether in a private home or in a company.
  • In the event of a removal This is used for storing items that are no longer needed or are simply no longer used on a daily basis, but which we do not wish to dispose of. Also in the event that we have to leave the home of origin and the home of destination is not yet ready due to a lack of supplies or pending work.
  • In claims related to insurance companies, such as incidents due to damp or damaged pipes, where space needs to be freed up for a period of time to be able to fix the fault.
  • In cases of inheritances family members in which it takes some time to make the awarding of the assets to several heirs or other situations requiring an indeterminate period of resolution.
  • At divorcesThe spouses are to be separated and a determination is made as to what each party is to keep.
  • Some collectors and celebrities are also customers of this type of storage containers, as they have large collections of trophies and other belongings that no longer fit in their homes.
  • For companies that need to store certain materials.
  • In any other case where furniture is required to be kept in a furniture repository for periods longer than one month.

In a nutshell, a furniture repository is used to store your belongings.So it is important that you take into account what each furniture repository company offers you and check aspects such as whether they have 24-hour surveillances or whether there are certain health and safety measures.

What are the differences between a furniture repository and a storage room?

The differences between a furniture storage service and a storage room service are as follows:

CHARACTERISTICS STORAGE:

  • Easy access for the client to his belongings, with his own key and during extended opening hours, including holidays.
  • Storage in rooms or boxes where the customer can arrange and place his belongings by himself according to his preference.
  • Private or business customers who are short of space at home / office and need to use the storage room on a regular basis.
  • The cost of storage in a storage room is usually higher than that of a traditional furniture repository.

CHARACTERISTICS OF FURNITURE STORAGE:

  • Access is limited in time and usually only on weekdays from Monday to Friday.
  • Depending on the volume stored, a minimum of two people must be available to move the packages in order to access the goods.
  • Storage on pallets, in wooden containers from 6 to 12 m³ or in metal containers from 33 to 66 m³.
  • Private customer or company manager who has made a move.
  • Private or business customers who are short of space at home/office and do not need to use the furniture repository frequently.

If you want to more information on the prices of furniture repository in Barcelona, offers and services of Gil Stauffer BarcelonaPlease do not hesitate to contact us. If you would like to apply directly for a furniture repository estimateclick on this this link.

You can also consult our tips for removals and storage in furniture repositoriesYou may find them useful.

 

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Moving to Zaragoza: 7 Reasons to Move to Zaragoza

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Why moving to Zaragoza can be a great idea? We tell you:

The Virgen del Pilar, the banks of the River Ebro, the Real Zaragoza, cool summers, tapas bars, Goya's home, etc. We can identify Zaragoza by many of these things, but the good things are yet to come. The city is located in the north-east of Spain, 350 km from Madrid. It is the capital of the Autonomous Community of Aragon and we could call it as a city vintage, not because it is old, but because it is a historic city through which practically all the civilisations that have dominated the Iberian Peninsula have passed.

But let's not get sidetracked: If you are thinking of move to ZaragozaPack your suitcase and head for this beautiful city because there are plenty of reasons to do so. Take note:

  1.  Zaragoza is situated on the banks of the River Ebro, which has a route of more than 10 km around the city. It has picnic areas, children's playgrounds, exercise areas for the elderly, bars installed in kiosks that in summer also have terraces. Here you can enjoy the wonderful summer sunsets and be surrounded by "mañicos"open and wonderful people.
  2.  Zaragoza has a very good communications network. It is located about 350km from Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Bilbao and even close to the French territory (Toulouse). It has an airport, railway network, motorway network to the capitals of the bordering provinces., urban transport, local trains and buses.
  3. Zaragoza is a World Heritage Sitehas The Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of El Pilar which constitutes the largest baroque temple in Spain. After a long day's work, you can enjoy a pleasant stroll through the centre.
  4.  But if it's the holidays you're worried about, there's plenty of choice. For the more devout, there's the offering of flowers to the Virgin Mary during the Fiestas del Pilar, which are on 12 October, coinciding with Spain's National Day. If you like the Midsummer NightYou are in luck because on the 24th of June the bonfires fill the city despite the fact that it is a city without a beach. Moreover, throughout the year, and more specifically in the spring and summer months, the different neighbourhoods of Zaragoza celebrate their festivals.
  5. Zaragoza offers a wide range of leisure activities. Tapas bars and terraces abound, especially concentrated in different areas in the historic centre, the city centre and the University. La Magdalena is today the most alternative and intercultural area of the city. There you can find Arab tea shops, reggae bars, art galleries, alternative shops and social centres with an intense cultural and musical programme.
  6. If you like sport, you will be able to enjoy the main Spanish leagues, as Zaragoza has teams that play in this classification, such as on Real Zaragozawho plays in the stadium of La Romareda. As for the main competition venues elite, these include  the Sports Palace of Zaragoza and the Athletics Stadium of the Aragonese Sports Centre. If you are a lover of ski, Zaragoza is located about 155km from Panticosawhich is located in the Tena Valleyas well as Formigal.
  7.  The climate is Mediterranean continental continental semi-desert.The winters are slightly cold, with night frosts and fog in December and January being normal. A tip for the coldest of you: don't forget your scarf, hat and gloves. And in summer, the temperatures are high. So, if you like contrasts, this is also a good reason to fall in love with this beautiful city.

Tips to consider before moving to Zaragoza

Moving to a new city like Zaragoza can be exciting and challenging at the same time. Here are some important tips to consider before making your move:

Preliminary Investigation

Before making the decision to move to Madrid, Barcelona o Zaragoza, research the city. Learn about its climate, local customs, infrastructure, public services and entertainment options. The more information you have, the easier it will be to adapt to your new environment.

Financial Planning

Conduct a detailed analysis of your finances to ensure that you have sufficient resources for the move and initial expenses in Zaragoza. Consider the costs of renting or buying housing, utilities, transport and other expenses related to living in the city. You can also quote or make request for quotation.

Find Accommodation in Advance

If you don't already have a place to stay in Zaragoza, start your search well in advance. You can explore options for renting and selling properties online or through local real estate agents. Make sure the accommodation meets your needs and is located in a convenient area.

Professional Removals Company

One of the most important decisions is to choose a reliable national moving company. Having professionals will greatly facilitate the process, as they will take care of packing, transporting and unloading your belongings in a safe and efficient manner. Seek opinions and references before deciding on a particular company.

Importance of a Storage Company

Hire a furniture storage company can be crucial, especially if your new space is not ready to receive your belongings immediately. A furniture repository gives you peace of mind that your items will be kept in a safe place until you can move them to your new home. Make sure your removal company also offers furniture storage services.

Administrative Procedures

Don't forget to complete the necessary administrative formalities to settle in Zaragoza. This may include registering with the municipal registry, obtaining a health card, changing the address on your legal documents and other important procedures.

Social Integration

Once in Zaragoza, it is important to work on your social integration. Participate in local activities, meet your neighbours and explore the sights of the city. This will help you feel more connected to your new environment and build a support network.

Moving to Zaragoza can be an exciting and enriching experience. With proper planning and the help of professionals, your transition to this beautiful Spanish city can be much smoother and satisfying, so get ready to enjoy all that Zaragoza has to offer!

If you finally decide to move to Zaragoza, don't think twice, grab your suitcase and don't worry about your move. GIL STAUFFER takes care of everything. We also have a delegation in Zaragoza who will take care of your move at destination.

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Moving to Madrid: 8 Reasons to relocate to Madrid

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Why move to Madrid? In this article we tell you a few reasons why moving to Madrid may be a good idea:

"Well, well! There's no beach here..." As they said Refreshments in his legendary song and it is true that if you are looking for the sea, this is not the city for you. However, Madrid has become one of the capitals of Europe The most attractive for tourism and the choice of many looking to live in a new city. Here are some of the reasons that may help you make up your mind to move to Madrid.

It is the capital of Spain and one of the most populous cities in Europe.

Behind London, Paris and Berlin: This allows you to be in constant contact with people from all over the world. all cities in Spain and many in the world. Madrid is a cosmopolitan city open to many different cultures.

Increased employment opportunities

It is the city of Spain which offers the largest number of job vacancies due to its dense population and the quantity of products and services it demands.

This capital city offers wide range of uses. So if you are looking for new professional challenges, Madrid is a good option to investigate.. It houses a multitude of headquarters of the most important companies in Spain and Europe and the largest multinationals are represented. The tourism sector also has a very wide range of options on offer here, as the variety of leisure alternatives is enormous.

The cultural and leisure offer in Madrid is endless.

So much so that it has been compared to New York and dubbed in the same way as "New York City".the city that does not sleep". It is full of cinemas, museums and theatres with a rich and varied cultural programme. It also hosts festivals of all kinds throughout the year. If you like to go out and party, you are definitely in the best place, since Madrid offers a holiday from Monday to Sunday.

What cultural sites to visit if I move to Madrid

Do you like art and culture? Here you can find the most important museums in Spain, such as the Thyssenthe Queen Sofiathe well-known Prado Museum or you can even get a close-up look at the most important national and international figures in the Wax Museum. But not only that, it also preserves a great diversity of architectural culture; as Ana Belén sang "Look at the Puerta de Alcalá" or the Toledo Gate.

Leisure in Madrid if you decide to move to the capital city

Madrid has a wide range of leisure activities. For the more gluttonous, you can go to the Plaza Mayor to eat the typical calamari sandwichhow you can enjoy the best of the best concerts at the Barclaycard Center of Madrid. If nightlife is your thing, there is a wide variety of pubs and discotheques where you can dance non-stop, for example, reminiscing the Movida Madrileña at the Malasaña neighbourhood.

Madrid caps

It is one of the best cities for the canoeing and tapas as most bars offer you a free tapa with your beer. It is a Madrilenian tradition to sit on a terrace in the sun enjoying a beer and a tapa.

Warm climate

It is true that the climate of Madrid is a bit extreme with high temperatures in summer and cold in winter but if we compare the city with other European cities, the temperatures in the summer and the cold in the winter, the Winters are short and not very cold. At Madrid it hardly rains and the sunshine is present almost every day of the year.

It has a continental Mediterranean climate. Winters are cold, with some frosts in December and January, and summers are hot, though fairly bearable. Those who don't like rain are in luck, as rainfall is usually low.

The people are very welcoming

Madrileños are used to seeing their city full of foreigners and they like it because they are proud of the place where they were born. In general they are open and friendly people.

The Madrid saw

It is located in a marvellous enclave and is a paradise for escape the hustle and bustle of the city both in summer and winter. Climbing, skiing, hiking, multi-adventure sports, swimming in the natural pools, spending a relaxing picnic day are some of the activities you can do.

Long business hours

Where you can always buy everything. The shopping centres are open every day from 10:00 to 22:00, most restaurants do not close their kitchens, so you can eat at any time of the day, and if they do close their kitchens, the opening hours are very long.

Fantastic public transport network

Madrid is a large city with excellent transport links and numerous metro lines with an extensive timetable, commuter trains, day and night buses at a very cheap price compared to other European cities.

Don't worry about your car, or if you don't have a driving licence. This city enjoys a fantastic public transport network, y very good communications. It's no coincidence that: the Madrid Meter fly!

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There is still more!

  1. It is a well-known place for study. Madrid has some of the best universities in Europe as the Complutense University of Madrid Madrid The Autonomous or the King Juan Carlos University.
  2. And don't worry about peace and quiet and relaxation.because on the outskirts of the capital there is the sierra, more specifically where the famous Manzanares River. Even for snow sports lovers, in the winter months you can enjoy several ski slopes. And speaking of sports Madrid is a sports cityIt is home to some of the most important stadiums in the world such as on Santiago Bernabeu.
  3. Madrid is home to some of Spain's most famous shopping streets: The Gran Vía or Serrano Street, are undoubtedly paradises for fashion lovers dwhere you can find the latest trends and luxury brands.

Conclusion

As you can see, there is no shortage of reasons for moving to Madrid may be a good idea and we could give you some more, but if you finally decide to move to Madrid, you will discover them yourself.

Moving to Madrid can be a great idea. "From Madrid to heaven", he have heard it many times throughout our lives. Wise Benaventewho wanted to settle us "from the cradle to Madrid and from Madrid to heaven". What I didn't know is that before we go to heaven, we have to walk, run, jump, laugh and cry in the streets of the capital.

If you finally decide to move to Madriddon't think twice, grab your suitcase and don't worry about your move, MOVINGS MADRID GIL STAUFFER takes care of everything.

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