1. It’s better to purchase tickets for bullfighting in advance as it is very popular not only among the locals but also among visitors. Prior to purchasing tickets you should definitely ask what tribune has free seats - a sunny or a shady one. As a rule, the tickets to the sunny side are a bit cheaper.
2. Best fish restaurants can be found near the coast. The dishes in them are always made from the freshest ingredients. Guests will be also pleased by the price of the local delicacies. You may find a large number of unknown dishes in a restaurant’s menu. Don’t hesitate to ask a waiter, telling him all the questions you have before ordering. Don’t be shy as employees of the local restaurants have already become accustomed to a large number of tourists.
3. The city is very convenient to travel by bus. The tourists, who expect attending the suburban areas of the city, are recommended to use the services of suburban trains. As a rule, the public transport runs until late at night. During holidays the public transport works almost around the clock.
4. Several times a week a large market is open not far away from the coast. As a rule, travellers buy there pottery, which is a good and a memorable souvenir. Leather goods and jewelry are no less popular. A bottle of local wine or liquor will also make a great gift.
Spain: travelling advices
6. Spain is a fairly religious country. Even during the tour, people dressed in low necked outfit or shorts may not be allowed to enter the church. Therefore, tourists should choose clothes that cover their shoulders and knees. 7. During a siesta, not only shops, but most restaurants and cafes are closed.
8. In Spain, especially in small towns, people speak English rather badly. It's worth to have a dictionary or phrase book.
9. Catalonia residents do not consider themselves to be Spanish. They speak Catalan and call themselves Catalans. Multinationality is an important feature of Spain, and therefore its culture and peoples must be treated with special attitude. … Open
