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  • 3). Why The British Love To Holiday In Spain  By : blueboy
    Have you ever been to Spain for a holiday? Are you thinking of travelling to Spain for a holiday in the near future? Do you always return to Spain each year for your annual holiday? Many British people continue to travel to Spain each year despite there being many more destinations available around the world at affordable prices. In this article, I write about why the British love and continue to travel to Spain for their holidays.
    Article Related to: holiday, spain, brits, british, uk, english premiership, football, beer, food, risk, year, country
  • 4). Sitges - Resort for Alternative Lifestyles  By : Jakob Jelling
    Located on the Costa Dorada, Sitges is wildly popular among the southern Europe resorts, particularly with gay tourists. It gets very crowded during the summer, and most of the tourists at this time are young swinging Europeans. Yet Sitges never gets tacky, as so many gay-oriented resorts do. Instead, Sitges is a city rich with culture and Bohemian ideals.
    Article Related to: spain, europe, travel, vacation, holiday, tourism

  • 7). Staying in Barcelona for Extended Periods  By : Nomad Rick
    If you have every visited Barcelona, you know it is a place best experienced over a few months instead of a few days. Fortunately, the people of Barcelona know it as well. Staying in Barcelona for Extended Periods Like a fine wine, drinking in Barcelona shouldn’t be rushed. Visit the city for two or three days and you will get only a small, rushed taste of the flavor of Barcelona.
    Article Related to: barcelona, spain, accomodations, wine, ciutat vella, old city, europe
  • 8). Watching TV in Spain  By : Justin Aldridge
    What about my UK TV? If you are thinking of taking your TV with you to Spain, TV sets operating on the British system (PAL-1) won’t work. Spain uses the PAL- BG standard. However, it will work via a satellite system or by connecting the aerial to a Spanish video player, which must be connected by a SCART lead to the TV. Most expats who move to Spain, with all the best intentions of learning Spanish via the television usually end up with a whacking great dish taking up half of their terrace.
    Article Related to: spanish, tv, television, spain, programmes, sky tv, satellite
  • 10). Christopher Columbus  By : Mike McDougall
    Christopher Columbus as born in 1451 and died in May 1506. He was a famous explorer and trader whose most significant voyage was crossing the Atlantic Ocean and landing in the Americas on October 12, 1492 . Although his actual nationality is a question of debate, this most famous voyage was done sailing under the flag of Castilian Spain. Columbus is the man most often believed as to having ‘discovered’ America , although there is evidence that other explorers had made the crossing before him.
    Article Related to: spain, travel, festivals

  • 12). Spain and Your Car  By : Justin Aldridge
    Your Licence As a member of the EU you do not need to apply for a Spanish license (as long as it is a photo-card style licence). If you do not have a license or are a non-EU citizen you must take a driving test in order to obtain a Spanish license. Driving to Spain There are three routes by which a vehicle can be transported from the UK to Spain: * Portsmouth to Bilbao, with P&O Ferries * Plymouth to Santander, with Brittany Ferries.
    Article Related to: insurance, car, driving, spain, roads, spanish, tolls, motorways
  • 13). Congratulations Valencia Spain  By : Peter Wilson
    For many years, Valencia Spain has been struggling to be recognized as the third most important city after Madrid, its capital and Barcelona. It has long been notorious for its Valencia Fallas Festival but now, after having been chosen for the Americas Cup host city and having opened its latest building in the impressive ‘City of the Arts and Sciences’, Valencia is becoming well-known world-wide.
    Article Related to: valencia, spain, travel, holiday, europe, vacation, airport, car hire, hotel, flight
  • 15). The World Cup Of Football  By : blueboy
    Many people, including myself are starting to look forward to the world cup of football. The question many people are asking is who is likely to win the tournament? In this article, I give my own viewpoint on this subject and discuss some of the likely contenders (teams) who could win. The world cup finals are being held in Germany and it promises to be a very exciting and entertaining event.
    Article Related to: football, fifa, england, france, germany, spain, holland, brazil, world cup, tournament, italy, hope
  • 16). Opening a Bank Account in Spain  By : Justin Aldridge
    Do I need a bank account in Spain? If you own a property in Spain, a Spanish bank account is essential to make mortgage payments and pay bills by direct debit. You will also be given a debit card which you can use when shopping accompanied by a form of photographic idea, usually your passport or driving license if you are not resident. When shopping, you can use your UK debit and credit cards, again with ID and you will be subject to exchange rates.
    Article Related to: bank, spain, spanish, accounts, banks, current
  • 19). Benidorm And The Costa Blanca Travel Tips  By : Erica Bosworth
    Benidorm Spain is located about forty five kilometres northeast of Alicante. It is one of the main attractions on the Costa Blanca. This city was built for tourism. The beach front and other areas are lined with hotels offering many choices in accommodations. Benidorm is surrounded by mountains. This protects the city against cold winter winds. The climate is mild in the winter months.
    Article Related to: benidorm, spain, costa blanca
  • 20). A Guide To Spain's Quirkier Festivals  By : Mike McDougall
    Spaniards seem rarely to need much of a reason for a fiesta or festival of some sort and you can pretty much guarantee that wherever you are in Spain there will be some merrymaking going on somewhere in honour of a patron saint – I’ve decided to look at some of Spain’s quirkier, slightly less known festivals and enlighten readers as to some of the stranger practices which take place at various times around the country.
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  • 22). Cheap Car Hire In Spain  By : Danny Wirken
    When thinking of hiring a car in Spain, it is of course crucial to have all the information on airports at hand if flying is your mode of transport when getting into the country. Spain boasts over 30 international airports. Information on the major airports follows; information on any of the others can be obtained from AENA (Aeropuertos Espanoles y Navegación Aérea) Calle Arturo Soria 109, Madrid 28043 (tel: (90) 240 4704 (customer service line); website: www.
    Article Related to: car hire, car, mobile, spain, travel
  • 23). Out And Around Calpe In Spain  By : Peter Wilson
    Some called it Calpe meaning steep rugged hill made of rock, the Phoenicians called it Ifach which meant north. So the whole town of Calpe was referred to as the north craggy rock, having Gibraltar as the south reference. Calpe, which is north of Altea and south of Denia, is an ideal vacation spot on the Costa Blanca on the Mediterranean Sea in Spain.
    Article Related to: calpe, alicante, costa blanca, travel, spain, costablanca
  • 24). Spains Catalonia  By : Robert Palmer
    Catalonia encompasses a large part of the Spanish Pyrenees. There are some wonderful national parks for nature lovers to explore as well as skiing in the winter season. The coastline is well known for the popular resorts along the Costa Brava and Costa Daurada and the not so well known holiday region of Costa Garraf. Barcelona is the capital of the region and offers the possibility of a city and beach holiday combined.
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