Guadalajara is a province of Spain, located almost in the center of the country. It is a region with ancient cultural traditions, the first settlements of which were founded by the Romans. For a long time the province was under Arab rule, and then entered a part of the Kingdom of Castile. Now it is developed in terms of infrastructure region, located near the country's capital - Madrid, and offers tourists a dive into the world of medieval Spain.

Despite the proximity of the capital, among foreign tourists Guadalajara is considered to be a remote place, for this reason real estate is not very popular. That gives you the opportunity to purchase high-quality and comfortable accommodations at an affordable price. An average price per square meter of living space is less than 1000 euros, which makes it one of the most affordable in the country.

Apartments for sale and rent in Guadalajara are one of the most affordable options to purchase a house in Spain. Proposals are starting already from 20 000 euros. But this are, of course, not very comfortable apartments which require considerable investments and more. But for already 80000 - 90 000 euro is quite possible to get a comfortable furnished apartment in the city center. Apartments for sale and rent in Guadalajara exactly in this price category – are the majority of the estate offers. So it’s quite easy to become the owner of a 2-3-room housing in the city or province.

Houses for sale and rent in Guadalajara are also a quite affordable option. It is possible to find a country (or suburban) home for 120 000 euros, and this will be a worthy purchase. If you are interested in the houses for sale and rent in Guadalajara in the elite category, it is already possible to find interesting offers for 400 000 - 500 000 EUR. Of course, villas for sale in Guadalajara for 1000000 EUR+ is the highest point of comfort and convenience.

Do not be confused by the provincial location region. According to the Spanish law, for investing 500 000 euros in the real estate, you can get the following privileges:

• Residence permit;

• multivisa for six months;

• Credit in the Bank of Spain, covering up to 100% of the cost of housing.

It is also easy to buy a piece of land in Guadalajara, but some additional costs are needed to obtain a building permit.

Although Guadalajara is a fairly large city by the standards of the Spain, it does not have its own international airport. But the proximity of Madrid doesn’t make it a problem. You can get from the Spanish capital to any part of the province, using a train or a bus.

From Madrid to Guadalajara runs the so-called "Medieval Train", ticket will cost 27 euros. For this money you will be entertained the whole way, told about the features and history of the province, treated with food and wine, and after arrival in Guadalajara you will take part in a city tour.

A good way to travel through the region is by bus. They run regularly and allow to access all cities and villages. Schedule and route scheme are presented at each stop.

In the city itself there is a developed bus service that will allow you to reach every quarter easily. However, if we talk about the center of Guadalajara, it is relatively small, and its possible to walk around on foot, visiting the main attractions on the way.

If you plan to travel a lot on the territory of the province and beyond, the best option would be to rent a car. There are no toll roads, and the journey will be quite inexpensive.

Guadalajara is a rather provincial and quiet region, here there are not that many nightclubs and entertainment centres. But this place is ideal for those who seek privacy and a quiet life in the beautiful Spanish region.

If you have been to Madrid, local attractions can hardly surprise you – they are mainly represented by the classic Spanish architecture - palaces, cathedrals, castles, which can be explore for 1-2 days as part of a sightseeing tour or independent travel in the region.

The main architectural sight of the province is located in the capital of the region - the city of Guadalajara. This is the Palace of the Dukes Infantado. Anyone who happened to be here, claim it to be the most beautiful palace - at least in Spain. Arabic bridge, though is a monument that has survived from the 10th century AD, is not a monumental building. But the ruins of the Church of St. Giles with frescoes are rather a bright object.

The region is famous for its culinary traditions, and therefore be sure to visit the local restaurants and cafés, which offer a huge variety of dishes of typically European and Spanish or Arabic cuisine.