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Pearl510 says:
I arrived late in the Barcelona airport, so I missed the last train to the city center. That's why I took the Aerobus, the official Airport bus that rides to and from the airport. A one way ticket costs 5 EUR, which is quite a lot compared to the train tickets (2,80 EUR if I remember correctly). The…
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apertej says:
Las rutas te llevaran aproximadamente entre 3 y 5 horas y si te encuentras preparado disfrutaras de muchas e interesantes cosas. Espero poner alguans fotos de inmerisones, que tambien son bastante asequibles para el bolsillo.
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Spain
2 reviews
#78 of 125 general tips & advice in Spain
Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Spain
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diamonddickinson says:
Do you want to travel? There were many places to have a Spain Travel. One of the wonderful and amazing place in Europe Areas. Don't miss the chance to visit the place.
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kat_mac27 says:
Just a tip about hanging out on the massive beach in Calella, there are so many people and it is a really touristy spot so watch out for your stuff. It didnt happen to me but heaps of travelers I talked to said they had had stuff taken. Random stuff like shoes and towels! If you want to be extra car…
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Rigodon says:
Hi Mel, Welcome to Europe.
First to all, Madrid in august is really, really hot. Prepare your sun lotion if you don´t want sunburns. You will be lucky because a lot of people will be out (On holidays). As Gonzalo said, you may visit the three museums, about the Madrid football stadium, it is rubbi…
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danikbates says:
Airport: Girona – Costa Brava Airport (GRO)
Location: Girona airport is 12km south of Girona and is over an hour’s drive north of Barcelona.
How to get to nearest town: Local buses connect the airport to the train station in central Girona and there are coaches which go to Barcelona from …
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1 review
#82 of 125 general tips & advice in Spain
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malinita says:
Hi
when i was in San sabastian I took a tripe to a small town/place not
more than a hour or so by train. in this small beutifull place was a
vascian festival. all was dressed in read and with.
it was nice to see.
and a nice tripe.
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juantsq says:
Gijon, in the north of Spain, it's a great city, i spend some days there, the hotel , "Playa Gijon" is a good hotel, and has a excelente location so near of the see and the port, witn good restaurant..
and of course i was in a tipical site called "lagar", a place for dink "sidra" , an alcoholic f…
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malinita says:
If you going to salamanca you have to know what this is a big city for students from all over spain.
they also have a lot of languages schools to learn spanish.
I was in one and it was nice. lived with a family and got great food.
but some of the school said the food was bad in there families…
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Rigodon says:
Getafe is 13 km far away from Madrid city centre.
At south, towards Toledo, you can find this city (pop. 150.000).
Getafe is famous because the first spanish aerodrome, and the first aviators began here. During 2007-2008, the local football team will play the UEFA Cup.
It is connected to Madrid, …
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travelbar
1 review
#86 of 125 general tips & advice in Spain
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malinita says:
this bar is not fare from "la rambla" it is a meeting point for
backpackers. the bar is open almost all day. it can help you with a lot
of things and information, about bars,pubs , sights etc.
every week there a arraged joyrides from here . you can also meet new people here and be on pub crewl.…
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BMS says:
It brands itself as a hotel, restaurant, beach club and kite school. What I know is that the location is prime (on the beach) and is full of bikinis, beach bums and kite surfers. The garden bar inpacked and plays some loungy tunes overlooking the long beach and all the kites. It where I'll be going …
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tinna says:
Just the essential things you will miss from home because you are probably going to be able to find what you need IN Spain! Maybe favorite food items, or if there are products that you only use certain brands of. Prescriptions. Everything else you can buy.
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jessquisieraser says:
Hi Christina!
I live in Madrid so any help you need you can ask to me, don't be shy! weather in Madrid is hot until September-October but cold between December and March, so depending on the time you are coming bring you season clothes even of course you have lots of shops here for buying! don't …
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andrewmarshall says:
Madrid was a great city despite the fact they charge you to enter the airport via the subway (1 euro). I was there only for the weekend, but that is enough time if you only want to see the basic sights. A must see is Flamenco. We went to a bar that had free singing, but drinks were a little pricy (2…
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