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New York to Alicante (NYC ALC)

New York to Malaga (NYC AGP)

New York to Barcelona (JFK BCN)

New York to Madrid (JFK MAD)

Los Angeles to Barcelona (LAX BCN)

New York to Madrid (NYC MAD)

New York to Barcelona (NYC BCN)

Los Angeles to Madrid (LAX MAD)

Palma Mallorca to Barcelona (PMI BCN)

Madrid to Sevilla (MAD SVQ)

Barcelona to Palma Mallorca (BCN PMI)

Sevilla to Madrid (SVQ MAD)

Madrid to Malaga (MAD AGP)

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Barcelona

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Bilbao

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Fuerteventura

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Granada

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Ibiza

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Lanzarote

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Las Palmas

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Madrid

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Malaga

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Murcia

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Palma Mallorca

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Sevilla

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Tenerife

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Valencia

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Overview

Sunny Spain welcomes its foreign guests with the large snow-white sandy beaches of the Mediterranean Sea, wonderful city of Madrid, vivid Barcelona, good ski-resorts, gorgeous Tenerife Island and many many other things.

Spain nowadays contains an incredibly huge number of the most varies sightseeings that are literally spread all over the territory of the country. Locla beaches may be truly considered nowadays main Spanish “treasures”, as this is the one of not so many countries which has an incredibly large number of the most varied beaches, including sandy, pebble and rocky beaches and even the ones, covered b the volcano black sands.

The main things that everyone should definitely include in their “must-do” list, while traveling around the country are: visiting the museum of Salvador Dali, attending the world-wide known Corrida, learning how to dance the famous flamenco, tasting the legendary wine of Vega Sicilia, degustating the delicious Spanish cuisine and drinking sangria at one of the Madrid’s coziest restaurants.

General information

Continent:

Europe

Subregion:

Western Europe

Area:

504,750 sq km (194,884 sq mi), including the Balearic and Canary Islands

Capital:

Madrid

Government:

Parliamentary democracy under constitutional monarchy

Population:

46.1 million

Languages:

Unsurprisingly, the official and universal language used in Spain is Spanish, but it's more complicated than that, as it differs in pronunciation and other details. It is part of the Romance family of languages and is one of the main branches of that family. It is more properly called Castilian. However, there are a number of languages â€” Catalan, Basque, Galician, Asturian, etc. â€” which are spoken in various parts of Spain. Some of these languages are dominant in their respective regions, and following their legalization in the 1978 constitution, they are co-official with Castilian. In addition to the native languages, English or French are commonly studied in school. If you are visiting a tourist area you will find people who are fluent in several foreign languages.

Religions:

Spaniards are not as religious as the media and movies sometimes present them, but they are, and always have been, a mostly Roman Catholic country (about 76% of Spaniards identify themselves as Catholics, although just every tenth of them admits being practicants). Presently, Islam is the second largest religion in Spain, accounting for approximately 2.3% of the total population. About 19% of Spaniards says that they are non-religious.

Time:

GMT +0 to GMT +1

Currency:

EUR

Electricity:

230V / 50Hz (European plug)

Calling Code:

+34

Internet Domain:

.es

Drives:

on the right

Tips:

Tipping is not observed in Spain so don't tip (unless there was something absolutely exceptional about the service). As a result, you may find that waiters in restaurants are not as attentive or courteous as you may be used to since they don't work for tips. No service charges are included in the bill. A little extra money is common and you are free to increase that if you are very pleased. Obviously you donâ€™t have to tip a lousy waiter. You would typically leave the small change after paying with a note.

Visas:

Spain is a member of the European Union and the Schengen Agreement, which governs its visa policies. No visa is required for citizens of other EU member states, and those of selected nations with whom the European Union has special treaties (like Australia, Canada, USA, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, New Zea land, or South Korea). There are no border controls between Spain and other Schengen Agreement nations, making travel less complicated. For Latin American people, especially those from Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Paraguay, and in some cases Venezuela, Chile and Argentina you need to have a hotel reservation confirmed, and international insurance for at least 30.000 Euro; if your trip is from 1 to 9 days you need 514 Euro in a pocket, and extra 57 Euro for each additional day plus a return air ticket.

Airports:

There are many airports in Spain receiving international flights. The main of them and the largest in the country is Madrid-Barajas International Airport (MAD). The second largest in Spain is Barcelona International Airport (BCN) which is located in the capital of Catalonia. Other busiest airports are A CoruÃ±a Airport (LCG), also known as Alvedro Airport, Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), Jerez Airport (XRY) in Jerez de la Frontera, Seville Airport (SVQ), also known as San Pablo Airport, Valencia Airport (VLC), Bilbao Airport (BIO), which is the most important gateway to the Basque Country and northern Spain, Alicante International Airport (ALC), Santiago de Compostela Airport - Lavacolla (SCQ), Vigo-Peinador International Airport (VGO), etc. Madrid and Bilbao have the most beautiful airports, designed by famous architects.

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