Belgium

May 22, 2026

Benidorm’s €3.4M Penthouse Sale Signals Rise of Europe’s Tallest Residential Tower

The penthouse of the upcoming TM Tower in Benidorm has been sold for €3.4 million, marking one of the most high-profile transactions in Spain’s evolving luxury property market. The development, still under

Belgium Bans 600-Year-Old Live Fish Drinking Tradition

A 600-year-old tradition in the Belgian town of Geraardsbergen has been halted after new animal welfare laws banned the practice of drinking live fish in wine, sparking protests from local traditionalists. The ritual, a central part of the town’s annual

February 26, 2025

Benidorm’s €3.4M Penthouse Sale Signals Rise of Europe’s Tallest Residential Tower

May 22, 2026

The penthouse of the upcoming TM Tower in Benidorm has been sold for €3.4 million, marking one of the most high-profile transactions in Spain’s evolving luxury property market. The development, still under

Belgium Bans 600-Year-Old Live Fish Drinking Tradition

February 26, 2025

A 600-year-old tradition in the Belgian town of Geraardsbergen has been halted after new animal welfare laws banned the practice of drinking live fish in wine, sparking protests from local traditionalists. The

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