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What comes to your mind when you hear Spain?

 

Won’t you remember the famous Football team Real Madrid & FC Barcelona??

 

Well, those two cities are the main cities of Spain with rich culture and historic art portrayed by Antoni Gaudi. They also hold Football stadiums and the ones who are interested in football can always drop in for a match here.

 

Spain has everything to offer to its travelers right from the vineyards, mountains, and villages of Sierra Nevada, alluring and partying islands, spectacular landscapes showcasing lavender and sunflower fields & blossoming flower seasons, sun-kissed beaches, cosmopolitan cities, sumptuous cuisine & wines, and exciting festivals.

 

Spain is an exotic location and impressive for an entire year. Spain serves as a dream location for bachelor and bachelorette parties. Anyone would love to explore the country whenever they visit due to its vibrant life and culture.

Transportation & Cuisines

Transportation

AIR

Spain is well connected to most British, European, other international, and Indian Airports. Major Spanish cities have international airports and domestically flying (low-cost carriers) serves as a greater option for travelers as the airline costs are pretty cheaper.

 

ROAD

Self-drive is the most preferred way to explore Spain but the driver should be above 25 years of age. Spain’s coast makes driving worthy exploring countryside, whitewashed villages, and its enticing beauty. Drive shall begin from Valencia and traversing across the coastline ultimately reaching Marbella.

 

TRAIN

Spanish Rail is the best way to transport yourself across the country and it’s completely hassle-free. Spanish Trains are pretty fast with good frequency to travel across Spain at affordable pricing. If you wish to add just a few more Euros – flights work out as the best option since they save time and aren’t that expensive.

 

COACH

Coaches (buses) in Spain is an excellent way of transportation for traversing within Spain. They are affordable and reach major cities as well as small regions which travelers can explore as they have good timings and frequencies.

Cuisines

Spain is renowned for its cuisine and wine culture. Spanish gastronomy is world-famous and it’s a must to try.

 

“Paella” the famous rice dish which originated from Valencia is worth tasting even if you are a vegetarian. Another best dish that savors is “Patata Bravas & Tapas” which as the name suggests is made of Potatoes and served with spicy sauce. It is often served in Bars along with a mocktail, cocktail, or any alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks one prefers.

 

“Sangria” is usually the most preferred drink in the country. It is made of red wine, fruit juices & pieces with soda water. There is no surprise that there have been many variations to the drink as Spain is home to more vineyards by area than any other country.

 

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Currency

EURO (1 USD = 0.84 EURO) (1 GBP = 1.09 €)

Denominations

Coin Denominations – 1cent, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, €1 & €2 Bank Note Denominations - €5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200 & €500

Time Zone

3.5 Hours behind of Indian Standard Time (IST)

Tap Water

Safe in Europe

Languages Spoken

Spanish & Catalonian (English is widely spoken)

Electricity Voltage

230V, power plugs and sockets are Type F

Tipping

Tipping is not expected in Spain, however a token of appreciation is always welcomed and hotel staff kind of expect tips as compared to taxi drivers, restaurant staffs, etc.

Visa

Visa is required for Indians to travel here, but if you are clubbing with Multi-entry, Schengen that visa is allowed to enter Montenegro.

Travel Insurance

Is a must when travelling to Spain.

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Tour Plan

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Spain City Break

Madrid (3N) + Barcelona (3N)

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Spanish Cities

Madrid (3N) + Valencia (2N) + Barcelona (3N)

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3

Best of Spain

Madrid (3N) + Seville (3N) + Valencia (2N) + Barcelona (3N)

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4

Complete Spain

Barcelona (3N) + Ibiza (2N) + Valencia (2N) + Almeria (1N) + Malaga (2N) + Seville (3N) + Madrid (3N)

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5

Spectacular Spain

Madrid (3N) + Valencia (2N) + Ibiza (2N) + Barcelona (3N)

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6

Spanish Wonder

Madrid (3N) + Seville (3N) + Ibiza (2N) + Barcelona (3N)

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Splendid Spain

Madrid (3N) + Seville (3N) + Ibiza (2N) + Valencia (2N) + Barcelona (3N)

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Best Time To Visit

Spain can be visited all year round as it has different activities for each season to offer. However, the best time to visit Spain to avoid extensive heat and crowds would be the mild-Season time that is – “Spring Time” which is from April to May, and “Autumn Time” which is from September to November. During these seasons it becomes easier and fun to wander around the streets and exploring the monuments, landscapes with lesser crowds and it also saves well on pocket as compared to the peak time.

 

European summer holidays begin from June or July to August - so usually, that time is pretty crowded and it’s a peak time making it invariably expensive. However, if you wish to explore the renowned Tomatina Festival then August serves as the best time for traveling.

 

Spanish winters also have their charm with Christmas round the clock hosting lots of events but it's extremely cold to be out for really long hours.

Cities

 

Barcelona is known for its intrinsic architecture, lively street “Las Ramblas”, huge bustling squares, sandy beaches, and a paradise for shoppers. Barcelona is well remembered due to Spain’s super famous architect “Antoni Gaudi” who had a peculiar free-flowing constructing style that was influenced by nature. Any traveler would admire his creativity and distinguishable work.

 

Barcelona also serves as a port for Mediterranean Cruises attracting further visitors to explore this beautiful city. Barcelona is a perfect destination to visit for an amazing city break.

 

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Madrid is the capital city of Spain and renowned for its cobbled and winding streets, Plaza Mayor (Centre square of Old Madrid), Puerta De Sol, theatre, opera, and museums. Madrid is also home to the World’s oldest restaurant “Sobrino De Botin” – it has four floors and was even mentioned in Ernest Hemingway’s book. Madrid has the liveliest nightlife and is renowned for its cultural and artistic heritage as well as the main political centre of Spain.

 

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No trip is complete without traveling to “Ibiza” (One of the biggest party hubs of the world). Ibiza is a place that can melt moods and dive you into its lively ambience, fun-filled boat parties, and imprinting lifelong memories.

 

It’s really important where you stay on this Balearic Island. One is the old town which is known for its picturesque beauty and the rest are the beach locations. Playa D’en Bossa - one of the most popular locations for stays and is the longest beach on the island which also becomes a clubbing ground at night. It is home to the famous Ushuaia Beach resort and cool beach bars and cafes. It also holds stay options ranging from budget to luxury resorts.

 

Ibiza is home to some of the best clubs wherein the best DJ artists from across the world come to play. Famous clubs include – Amnesia, Pacha, Privilege, etc. The tickets to any clubs, boat parties, pool parties usually range between 40-65 Euros per person. The timings follow the pattern of 12 am – 8 am or 4 pm to 12 am. Please bear in mind that food or drinks inside the party are pretty expensive, hence it’s advisable to pre-booze.

 

The most impressive thing is the Disco Bus service which runs from 12-6 am taking you to all the famous clubs across the town and it works cheaper as compared to a taxi.

 

The beautiful Mediterranean Port of Valencia is the 3rd largest city of Spain that is rich in cultural heritage along with serene beaches, a pleasant climate, and the birthplace of “Paella”. The best way to explore the city is on foot and hop-on hop-off bus just like the other European Cities. It’s a city that would never disappoint its tourists since it has infinite reasons to visit like sunshine, cuisine, beaches, lifestyle, hidden corners, history, festivals, and traditions.

 

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Sevilla is usually considered as the monumental cultural city and is the largest city and capital of the Andalusia region of Spain. Seville is said to have brilliant culturally rich Moorish heritage, flamenco shows, oranges, bullfighting arenas, festivals, lively nightlife.

 

Apart from the monuments, you can explore this lively city on foot with Spanish guitar music playing on its streets and grab on the best tapas in the old town. You can even explore the city on Segway tours in case you don’t prefer to walk. If you are an adventure junkie, it’s a must to do Sky Diving from 15000ft making an enthralling experience.

 

Flamenco Dance shows (The one which was shown in the song “Senorita” from the movie ZNMD) is an ongoing tradition of Spain and it’s a must for visitors to enjoy this show on their visit to Sevilla.

 

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It’s a prominent and posh resort town and the most loved & exclusive location for the rich for its pristine beaches. It’s a post-card beautiful coastal town that lies among the Costa Del Sol.  It has some of the posh beach clubs, exclusive and luxurious hotels and resorts, and buzzing nightlife. Residing on the coast, travelers indulge in varied water sport activities and majorly in Dolphin watching tours. You can explore this town by car while driving from Valencia or Malaga – the nearest town by rail or airways.

 

The old-world ambience entices its travelers who would love to explore this Mediterranean seaport. Wander across the historic centre and seaside promenades to enjoy the beauty of the town. Hiking at Caminito Del Rey is one of an experience as it’s a path between the mountains and beautiful gorges.

 

Mallorca is a beautiful Balearic Island in the Mediterranean and 2nd most populous in Spain. Mallorca is home to some picturesque beauty with its secluded, hidden beaches, blue flag beaches (maintaining environmental, health & safety standards), coves, and canyons. It also serves as a port for Mediterranean cruises where visitors get to explore a day hereafter disembarking from the cruise. The best way to get around the island is by renting a car and enjoying the attractions as much as you want.

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