Many travelers want to move between different tourist destinations, and perhaps one of these destinations that most liked and preferred by tourists is Spain, which requires every traveler to follow a number of necessary tips and steps before heading to it.
1.Spain is not small
Many travelers think that Spain is small and only Madrid or Barcelona can be visited within it. However, it is not small, but it contains many vast and diverse cities in which the traveler can tour to learn more about its culture.
2.There are many beautiful places to visit
There are plenty of great Spanish cities to explore within Spain, including Seville, Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao, plus the Mediterranean coast, the mountainous Basque region and the plains around Madrid are among the great places for travelers to see and explore different sides of this country.
3.Public transport
To get around the country (the furthest points can be over 1,200 kilometers apart), there are good air connections, as Spain has airports in all its main cities. The bus and train networks are also very comprehensive. Read More About Flying Tips To Have a Safe Trip
In addition, Spain is served by high-speed trains which will allow you, for example, to reach Valencia or Barcelona from Madrid in 95 minutes and around 3 hours, respectively. Rental cars are often practical for getting around the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands, as is the boat for going from one island to another.
4.Tourist subscriptions
If you plan to spend several days in a city, it may be interesting to get a tourist subscription (to travel without limit using different means of transport) or a tourist card which, in addition to offering you reductions in transport , includes access to several museums, restaurants, shows… Buy your tickets only at authorized points of sale and take advantage of the discounts you can find when shopping online.
5.Speak a little Spanish
The indigenous people in Spain speak the Spanish language, so the traveler can learn some simple phrases and words from the Spanish language.
There are several semi-autonomous regions within Spain, and Catalan, Valencian, and Basque are common minority languages.
It is estimated that 81% of Spaniards consider Spanish their first official language, while Catalan comes in second at 8%.
6.Tipping is not the norm
Unlike in North America, tipping in Spain is not common and is often the exception rather than the rule, so the traveler should be aware that tipping is not a mandatory rule within the tourist destination, but it can be done if there are some premium services in public places within tourist destination.
7.Many stores and businesses are close to Siesta
Something that often annoys travelers when visiting Spain for the first time is the fact that many Spaniards actually take a nap, although there isn’t much in the corporate world, many shops and restaurants close their doors between 2-5 pm for a break Lunch is especially in small towns, and this is something to keep in mind if the traveler is planning to go to any midday shops or restaurants.
8.Take advantage of reduced rates
When you visit a monument or museum, be sure to check all the possible prices, as many offer discounts for certain groups or profiles, or even free admission for European Union nationals and Latin American nationals at certain times (for example in the case of monuments classified as national heritage). Do not buy tickets from people without identification.
9.Hotels in spain
Spanish hotels are good value for money and their grading system is usually based on stars (from 1 to 5), but it all depends on the region and the type of establishment. Moreover, if you dream of staying in an original place, such as a monastery or a castle, Spain stands out with the chain of Paradores. We recommend that you book accommodation well in advance if you are going to an important event or celebration (San Fermín, Holy Week, etc.).
