Glow Madrid|Spain Travel Guide

- Chosen by Voters My favs:Madrid — great art museums and history, love the Plaza Mayor and the National Palace Barcelona — check out anything by Gaudi, especially Parc Guell, and the Olympic Stadium Cordoba — has beautiful orange trees — check out the Mezquita (Mosque)Asturias — great countryside — check out the peaks of Europe and Oviedo (a very cute town)El Escorial — an old monastery about an hour from Madrid — all of the kings of Spain are buried thereThese are just a few. I've never disliked any city in Spain. Every province is very different, so start in a big city (like Madrid) and do some side trips to see what the smaller towns (like Avila or Segovia) are like. You will love Spain! Source(s): Studied in Alcala de Henares for a semester and traveled almost every weekend 5 years ago 100% 1 VoteError processing request

- Chosen by Voters I would think 1000 all up to 1.500-2000 euros can easily be spent during 3 weeks in Spain. 9 months ago 100% 1 Vote

- Chosen by Voters As in old saying: trains, planes and automobiles.At the same time check the following:http://horarios.renfe.es/hir/ingles.htmlhttp://www2.alsa.es/portal/index.asp?lan…http://www.aireuropa.com/http://www.iberia.com/http://www.spanair.com/web/es-es/PreHome… 4 years ago 100% 2 Votes

- Chosen by Voters Where you travelling from, where do you want to visit, what standard of accommodation, what dates, are you one person or a family etc etc…. 3 years ago 100% 1 Vote

The time it would take to fly to Brazil, you could probably visit a number of places in Spain, so if you want to make the most of the time you've got, go for a shorter flight. Barcelona and Madrid are both very lively cities and Barcelona is also on the coast, it also has great shops and lots of culture. It depends what you want from your holiday really. If you fancy more of a peaceful beach holiday, Majorca is beautiful, particularly if you are in the North/West of the Island. Hope this helps. Claire Source(s): http://www.london-luton.co.uk/en/destina… 2 years ago thanks =)

Yes, Rome just gets crowded during Holy Week. Other than that, there aren't too many tourists in March. It's usually between the 50's and the upper to mid 60's (F). It's not Chicago cold, it's more like Texas cold. I would go in March Good luck! L'Italia e molta bella! 4 years ago 1 person rated this as good Tnx!

- Chosen by Voters You should make sure that all your usual shots are up to date. I'll assume that they are.For Spain, you need nothing.For Morocco, a typhoid shot is not a bad idea and some doctors recommend hepatitis shots. Source(s): Live in Spain. 1 year ago 100% 4 Votes

- Chosen by Voters Yes, you can take it. But I'd put it in your carry-on bag so that it's less likely to get damaged. They're not very careful with your checked baggage. If they are suspicious during scanning, they'll just ask you to open your bag so they can look at it. 3 years ago 67% 2 Votes

When this ruling came in……………..I booked flights only for some elderly pals of my mum, I booked through Monarch, I had to fill in a form on line asking the full name, date of birth, passport number, since then I have booked many more tickets for them also via Monarch, but have never been asked for the information since as it was on their computers, I was booking one way tickets for them you are NOT asked for this info when booking from Spain to the UK.Oddly enough I have booked on line with several other airlines, but have NOT had to supply such info, they do tell you if you do not supply this information when you arrive at the airport you might not be able to travel, but not hearing of anyone who has had such a problem on that score I will stand corrected on that point. 2 years ago Thank you for the help!

- Chosen by Voters Look at http://www.timeout.com/Sailing? When in Barcelona, take evidence of your sailing abilities, then take the train to Sitges. Ask about Hiring a Laser, hobie etc at the small boat club at the foot of the church (Club Nautic)Try a trip in a patin. They are rudderless catamarans and are typical of the area.Do not forget the Maritime museum in Barcelona. Source(s): Live in Barcelona 1 year ago 100% 3 Votes