What does groceries cost in Huelva city?

Basic groceries in Huelva city cost: eggs (12 pack) ($2), chicken breast (1kg) ($5), apples (1kg) ($2), bananas (1kg) ($2), milk (1L) ($1), bread (500g) ($1), rice (1kg) ($1).

What does dining out cost in Huelva city?

Dining out in Huelva city: inexpensive meal ($10), mid-range restaurant meal ($34), local beer ($3), coffee ($2).

What does housing cost in Huelva city?

Average monthly rent in Huelva city: 1-bedroom apartment in city center ($651), 1-bedroom apartment outside center ($536), 3-bedroom apartment in city center ($825), 3-bedroom apartment outside center ($622).

What does transportation cost in Huelva city?

Transportation costs in Huelva city: public transport ticket ($1.25), monthly transport pass ($26.78), taxi starting fare ($1.20), gasoline per liter ($1.58).

What does utilities cost in Huelva city?

Monthly utilities in Huelva city: basic utilities for 85m² apartment ($113), mobile phone plan ($17), internet ($28).

What does entertainment cost in Huelva city?

Entertainment costs in Huelva city: gym membership ($37), movie ticket ($12), theater ticket ($53).

What does personal care cost in Huelva city?

Personal care items in Huelva city: deodorant ($2), shampoo ($3), toothpaste ($2), haircut ($12).

What does clothing cost in Huelva city?

Clothing prices in Huelva city: jeans ($79), dress ($30), sneakers ($77), leather shoes ($71).

What does healthcare cost in Huelva city?

Healthcare costs in Huelva city: cold medicine ($4), antibiotics ($4), doctor visit ($68).

What does education cost in Huelva city?

Education costs in Huelva city: preschool (monthly) ($392), international school (monthly) ($10527).

What does other expenses cost in Huelva city?

Costs in Huelva city include: averageSalary ($1432), tv ($495), microwave ($96), laundryDetergent ($6), cleaning ($9).

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Spain

Huelva city City Guide

Andalusia

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Huelva, in Andalusia, Spain, is known for its ties to the discovery of America and mining heritage. It's a laid-back city with ties to its maritime past and offers cost-effective living, though English isn't widely spoken outside tourist areas.

Lifestyle🍽️

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Food Scene

Good

Known for local seafood and Spanish dishes, with growing veggie options. Tapas bars stay open late.

Local Dishes:

Gambas Blancas de Huelva, Mojama

International Cuisine:

Italian, Indian, American

Vegan FriendlyVegetarian Friendly

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Nightlife

Good

A lively nightlife mainly with tapas bars and pubs, centered around the university.

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Coffee Culture

Good

Traditional Spanish coffee culture thrives, with emerging specialty shops.

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Tipping

Not Required

Tipping is optional but appreciated, especially in restaurants.

Top Attractions

Muelle de las Carabelas

cultural

Museum with replicas of Columbus's ships.

Casa Colón

cultural

Historic building and cultural center.

Monumento a la Fe Descubridora

cultural

Prominent Columbus monument.

Cathedral of La Merced

cultural

Lovely historic cathedral in Huelva.

SIM Cards

SIMs available in stores like Vodafone and Movistar. Registration is required.

Available at:

• Vodafone

• Orange

• Movistar

• Yoigo

Recommended Apps

Renfe(transport)

Moovit(transport)

Glovo(food)

Cabify(transport)

TheFork(food)

WhatsApp(communication)

Services & Infrastructure

Street Cleanliness

Good

Clean streets with regular waste and recycling services.

24/7 Services

Limited

Limited 24/7 services, with some pharmacies and hospitals available around-the-clock.

Groceries

Mercadona

Carrefour

Lidl

Dia

Large supermarkets and local markets provide a range of products. Fresh markets like Mercado del Carmen are popular for local food.

Cashless Payments

Widely accepted

Cards are accepted everywhere, but having cash for smaller purchases is wise.

ATMs

ATMs are easy to find, with varying fees for non-local cards.

Schools

Local only

Spanish public and private schools are available. Limited international options in Huelva; some may turn to Seville.

Available Schools:

• Local public and private schools

Work & Digital💻

Coworking Spaces

Available

Available Spaces:

El Patio Coworking

Offers flexible and private spaces.

Huelva Coworking

Shared workspaces with a professional feel.

Work-Friendly Cafés

Good

Cafetería La Duquesa

Good coffee and Wi-Fi, a local favorite.

Starbucks

Good for Wi-Fi and extended hours.

Cafetería El Punto

Central spot, good for quick sessions.

Alternatives:

Biblioteca Pública Provincial de Huelva

Quiet space with Wi-Fi available.

Larger hotel lobbies

Comfortable seating and Wi-Fi available.

Digital Nomad Community

Poor

Small nomad presence; some work-friendly cafes exist, but community events are rare.

Nature & Activities🌿

Green Spaces

Excellent

Parque Moret and the Paseo de la Ría provide excellent green areas.

Running

Good

Plenty of routes, such as Paseo de la Ría, with good safety and scenery.

Gyms

Available

Several gyms are well-equipped and accessible.

Available Gyms:

• Go Fit Huelva

• O2 Centro Wellness

• Gimnasio Onuba

Tennis

Excellent

Courts are readily available, with amenities for booking and renting gear.

Padel

Excellent

Very popular with numerous courts and facilities.

Yoga

Good

Yoga studios offer various styles; English instruction is less common.

Martial Arts

Good

Several facilities for martial arts, including Karate and Judo.

Skiing

Poor

No nearby skiing; Sierra Nevada is the closest option, several hours away.

Water Sports

Good

Kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing are popular, with rentals available.

Surfing

Good

Surf spots along the Costa de la Luz are close by, suitable for all levels.

Diving

Limited

Limited diving directly in Huelva, better along the coast.

Health & Safety🏥

Healthcare

Good

Hospitals are available; staff may not always speak English. Emergency services number is 112.

Hospitals:

• Hospital Juan Ramón Jiménez

• Hospital Costa de la Luz

Pharmacies:

• Farmacias bajo la Cruz Verde

Tap Water Safety

Safe to drink

Tap water meets EU standards; some might prefer bottled.

Common Scams

Pickpocketing in tourist areas, Overcharging in unmetered taxis

Community & Family

Family Friendly

Good

Huelva is family-friendly with parks and attractions. Cafés welcome kids, and baby supplies are easy to find.

LGBTQ+ Friendly

Good

Generally tolerant but lower visibility than larger cities. Legal protections are strong.

Pet Friendly

Good

Pet regulations are relaxed with many parks and amenities available.

Communities

Huelva Expat Community (social)

Huelva Tourism (information)

Quick Facts

Population

144,258

Power Reliability

Excellent

9/10

Power is reliable with occasional short outages.

Beach Access

Available

Nearby Punta Umbría and Mazagón beaches offer golden sands and clean water.

Mountains

Available

Sierra de Aracena offers hiking within an hour's drive.

Languages

Spanish(95%)

English(15%)

Emergency

112

General Emergency

092

Local Police

091

National Police

⚠️Natural Disasters Risk

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Tsunami

Moderate Risk

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Earthquake

Moderate Risk

🌦️Seasonal Issues

Extreme heat

June, July, August, September

Summer months can be very hot, exceeding 35°C.

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