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Spain
has much to offer, why not visit Andalucia, land of the guitar
and flamenco; Castile, with its ruined castles in the heart of
Spain or Madrid, the thriving capital.
The
Costa Brava, Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol are the areas where
you will find the majority of holiday home properties.
Further to this there are the Balearics, made up of Ibiza, Menoraca,
Mallorca (Majorca) and Formentera or there are the Canary Islands,
including Tenerife, La Palma, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote
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Visitor
Information
Currency:
Euro - (€)
Electricity
Voltage: 230v European 2 prong round plug.
Telephone
Country Code: + 34 including Balearics and Cannary Islands
Population
2006: 40,341,462 - Land Area: 504,782 Km2
General
Driving Tips (information supplied by Holiday
Autos)
Driving: Drive
on the RIGHT
Speed
limits :
Towns: 31 mph/50kmh, outside built up areas: 56-62mph/90-100 kmh,
motorways: 74mph/120kmh
Drink
and driving: Blood alcohol limit is 80mg - same as in the
UK.
On
uneven (odd) dates in one-way streets in towns, vehicles should
be parked on the side of the road where the houses bear uneven
numbers. On the side where houses bear an even number, parking
is allowed on these dates.
Drivers in Spain who wear glasses must carry a spare pair with
them at all times.
Motorists
must carry a set of replacement bulbs.
Stationary
trams may not be overtaken when passengers are boarding or alighting.
Outside
built-up areas, signal your intention to overtake by sounding
your horn in the daytime or by flashing headlights at night.
It
is compulsory for front and rear seat occupants to wear seat belts
if fitted.
It
is strongly recommended to carry a warning triangle.
Credit
cards are not widely accepted at petrol stations but their use
is increasing
To
find your ideal Spanish Holiday Home, enter our partner site jmlvillas.com
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article on Bed and Breakfast in Barcelona
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article on Barcelona in February
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