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Toledo-Old City
Toledo, Spain
Here you can see Gothic and Renaissance architecture. El Greco presents the beauty of the city in one of its most famous paintings. Located high on a granite hill. Surrounded on three sides by the Tegus River, this town has breathtaking views. The narrow streets and the numerous Christian churches are part of the places you must visit.
Valencia - The City of Arts and Sciences
Valencia, Spain
Valencia abounds in bridges, which are designed to help move around the city. The architect Santiago Calatrava creates a combination of structures that attract fans of modern architecture. You can explore the interesting buildings and museums. There is also the largest oceanographic aquarium in Europe.
Madrid – Night life in Spain
Madrid, Spain
The amazing city offers a very different feel. Whether you are a lover of nature, of night life or art, Madrid will satisfy your interests. The large and beautiful gardens, the incredible art galleries and the non-stop night life will give you this unique atmosphere of the Spanish capital.
Barcelona – The Catalan capital
Barcelona, Spain
The capital of Catalonia is one of the few cities that can interest you in a wide variety of happenings. Impressing with its beautiful architecture, incredible beaches, rich picture galleries and unforgettable sporting events. Visiting this place you will literally feel the spirit of Spain.
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Location
Spain is located on the Iberian Peninsula, in the southeastern part of Europe. Interesting for the location of the solar State, is that it is located in the eastern, western and northern hemisphere. A large part is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
Transportation
Preferred transport in major cities in Spain is the metro in Madrid, Bilbao, Barcelona and Valencia. The tickets for it also apply to all types of public transport, such as buses and trains. Even crowded, the metro is the fastest and most appropriate way to get out at peak hours.
Languages Spoken
The only official language is Spanish, which is also the second most spoken language in the world. It is also spoken throughout Latin America. It is also called Castilian. The truth is, a lot of Spaniards don't speak English.
Currency
The official currency is the euro. The former currency used by the Spanish for 130 years was the peseta, was replaced in 2002. In the banks you can exchange money with low commission, and outside their working hours-in currency exchange centres called "Bureaux de Change".
Visas
Depending on your nationality the tourist visa policy is defined diferently. If you are a citizen of a country of the European Union or one of Latin American countries, you are travelling with a visa-waiver. For all other countries, different visas are required.
Electricity
Contacts in Spain are type F. Voltage is standard for Europe from 230 V. F-type sockets are operated with plugs C and E.
Vaccinations
About a month before you take a trip to Spain, check with your GP for necessary vaccines. Standard vaccines for travelling abroad are recommended, but they are not obligatory.
Emergency Calls
The European emergency number 112 also applies in Spain. To use it, you do not have to use Spanish code. Operators speak several languages in case you do not speak Spanish. The internal emergency phone is 061, for fire-080, and for the police-092.
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FAQs about Spain
Do we need a credit card to rent a car in Spain?
Yes. They are compulsory when making a car rental in Spain. The car insurance will be taken temporarily from your card until the car is returned. This temporary deduction can be eliminated by purchasing Auto Europe option for zero deduction of insurance thus releasing the liability for damage to the car or in case of theft.
Payment by credit and debit cards in Spain
Everywhere - in hotels, restaurants, stations it is possible to use credit cards. The debit card in most cases gives you better exchange rates than the credit, but first you need to inquire about your bank about the currency exchange rates. There are places where payment with a card is not possible, so it is good to prepare some cash.
Tips in Spain?
You decide whether to leave a tip in Spain. The mandatory tipping is not accepted there. Naturally, if you are happy with the service, you can always leave a tip from 5 to 10%. In taxis it is enough to round the amount so that the tip does not exceed one Euro.
What is the climate in Spain?
The climate in Spain is very diverse. The northern regions are cool and humid, with an average annual temperature of 14 °c, and the temperatures in Bilbao are about 10 °c in January up to 19 °c from July to September. Summers are usually hotter and exceed 35 °c and winters have low temperatures below 0 °c. The best time to visit Spain is in spring and autumn, because then the weather is most appropriate and summer is too hot.
What is the crime in Spain?
The levels of crime in Spain are average. It is advisable to leave at the place where your personal belongings are staying and to carry a small part with you during walks. To be safe, if you carry bags, put them diagonally across your chest.