1. Do not plan to see too much of Spain at one time. Many want to see one new city every day. They may be unaware of the distances between cities and one does not want to be traveling every single day. It is best to stay in cities for at a minimum of two nights, preferably three. That way one can see a city in depth and remember it. Spain has to be savored slowly with time for one to sit at a sidewalk cafe, eating tapas and drinking a glass of wine while one sees the passing parade or contemplates a monument.

2. Ask your hotel desk for a map of the city or ask for it at the local tourist office. There is no need to buy this at a bookstore. You can get a good map which identifies monuments and important buildings at:.

3. Some restaurants that cater to tourists are not ethical and may bring you a plate of ham and cheese when you sit down. There are no free things in life, so refuse it because they will charge you a pretty penny for it. They may have signs in English to lure you in. The exception are restaurants in the Costa del Sol, which have menus in Spanish, English, French, and German.

4. Spain’s state-owned paradores are far more than a place to sleep. From former palaces to one-time castles and convents, paradores offer nights of grandeur and historical charm. Most are also magnificently sited, none more so than in Ronda and Granada. Ronda is perched on an inland plateau riven by the 100m fissure of El Tajo gorge and surrounded by the beautiful Serrania de Ronda, Ronda is the most dramatically sited of all the pueblos, blancos. Just an hour north of the Costa del Sol, it is nevertheless a world away from the coastal scene.

5. CAFES — Airports serve delicious Spanish coffee, tapas and the usual sandwiches. There are no three stars.

6. Spain was among the very first nations to allow same-sex couples to enjoy equal marriage rights, to openly adopt children and to be treated with equal respect and dignity under the law. This legal equality and level of acceptance has created a welcoming atmosphere that has made Spain a popular destination for safe, memorable gay vacations.

7. It is also a fallacy that most stores and restaurants close up during summer in big cities. Madrid is a city of 5 million and most stores and restaurants are open all year long.

8. Many restaurants have several menus of the day, each at a different price. When one enters a restaurant, it is worthwhile to ask for the menu (ask for la carta) and read all of the special offers.

9. Be aware that Spain is the second largest country in Western Europe (after France) and one of the most mountainous (after Switzerland). The central meseta is a highland plateau and Madrid is on this meseta. Be aware of distances between cities. Google Maps or the Via Michelin website can tell you what these distances are.

10. Lunch is usually served between 1 pm and 4 pm. Some big chains like VIPS open at 12:30 pm and serve the menu of the day all day.

11. The Sales Tax Refund – There is a sales tax, called IVA in Spain, which is a value added tax of 18% on retail sales. You can get a refund on this if your purchases are at least 90 euros at one store. Look for stores with the Tax Free signs. They will give you an invoice which includes the price and the tax on each item. You can accumulate these invoices if you shop at different stores. When you go to the airport to depart, look for the Spanish customs desk. You must have your invoices and the form asking for the refund filled out. You then show the inspectors the items you have bought and the inspectors will stamp your form. After going through the airport inspection, look for a mail box where you can drop the form. Your credit card will be debited in about 2 months with the IVA refund.

12. Talk to people from your country that own property in Spain.

13. If you look at travel sites for hotel rooms at a specific city and you decide on a hotel, see what the hotel rate is for a different date. At most hotels, the hotel rates change everyday and usually the weekend rate is lower than the midweek rate, but this may be the opposite for resorts, where the weekend rates are higher. You may want to change your schedule to take advantage of lower rates.

14. If you are driving a car, go to the Via Michelin website to plan your trips. You can get very detailed driving instructions and maps between cities. There is no need to buy a separate map because the website will provide it to you.

15. The Spanish eat their big meal of the day during lunch time. Most restaurants offer a menu of the day from Monday to Friday for lunch only. This is usually a bargain and may cost between 8 to 13 euros, as of this writing. Upper scale restaurants will charge a bit more. The menu of the day will be posted outside the restaurant, so one can see if it is interesting before entering the restaurant. For tourists who are on a budget, this is a very good deal and one can save money by having lunch at these restaurants that offer the menu of the day.

16. If you studied Spanish in high school, brush up on helpful phrases and terms before your trip. You will delight Spaniards if you attempt to communicate with them in their native tongue. Spanish is easy to pronounce. Make a list of helpful phrases. Have a Spanish speaking friend assist you with pronunciation and wording. Record your phrases on an index card for reference.

17. During fall, many resorts in the north of Spain and along the Mediterranean have many of their stores and restaurants closed for the season. This may happen in the middle of September. This never happens in the Costa del Sol, which is always open because there are many northern Europeans who migrate during this time and spend winter in the area.

18. Menus are usually displayed according to food types – salads (ensaladas), tapas (small platters), pastas, fish/seafood  - usually categorized together (marisco), meat (carne) and desserts (postres). The standard eating practice in Spain is to order an appetizer, main dish and dessert, although of course, you are not obligated to order in that manner.

19. The Spaniards tend to drink wine or beer with their meal, and most tend to think it weird to have coca cola with food. Of course it’s fine to order it in restaurants, but if you’re interested in experiencing the true Spanish culinary practices, try out a glass of Ribero del Duero (red wine) with your meal and you might be surprised to find yourself loving it. If you’re looking at ordering wine (vino), the wine list in restaurants in Spain can be extremely long. So if you’d like to save some time and just sample the house wine, simply order ‘vino de la casa’.

20. The bus may be the most inexpensive way to travel, followed by the train. If you take the train, you may be able to get the discounts if you buy your tickets on the internet. Buy them 62 days in advance because the discounts may go fast.

21. Madrid has the best tap water in Spain, which comes from the neighboring mountains. Taste tests versus bottled water showed no differences in taste. Since each small bottle of bottled water costs 1 euro or more, you can save some money. Fill your bottle at your hotel bathroom. Incidentally, the tap water in every big city in Spain is perfectly safe to drink and meets all the sanitary rules. People drink bottled water only for its taste, because the tap water in some cities may have a funny taste for them. Try the tap water first before ordering bottled water. At restaurants, to order tap water, ask for “agua del grifo”.

22. You can see Spain with a group tour. However be aware that most tours of Spain will try to allow you to see the most monuments and cities, so they do not leave one with enough free time. One cannot dawdle with these tours. For many older travelers, they may be too fast paced and one may develop health problems because of this. Most of them go by bus, so it is not much fun to be traveling by bus all day. One can see Spain on one’s own without a group tour if one plans properly. One is perfectly safe in Spain by going alone. If one is mature one does not need a chaperone or guide to tell him what to do all day long.

23. Buy food at the supermarket. You can buy bread, cold cuts, cheese, desserts, and wine at the supermarket. You can get good wine in liter cartons for less than a euro and most of the time the wine will be very good. There is no need to eat at a restaurant everyday. For the big cities in Spain, there are supermarkets that are open on Sunday. Bring a small kitchen knife and a wine cork opener to help prepare your meals.

24. The best way to travel from Madrid to other cities is by the high speed train, the AVE. It beats air travel because it is more comfortable than the plane, because you can move around in the train and go to the cafeteria car to eat snacks. Airlines like to restrict movement of passengers within the plane. Spain is now the European country with the largest network of high speed trains. If you have never traveled on a high speed train, you will enjoy the travel on the AVE.

25. If you’re just out for tapas, keep in mind that they are usually very small platters. For example, a tapa of tortilla de patatas usually means a small slice of omelette (imagine a slice of cake). With that in mind, you can decide how much you’ll need to fill you up. Most people are happy to have 2 to 3 tapas per person. If you’re interested in learning more about tapas, you might be keen on joining tapas and wine tours in Madrid.

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The World housing market consists of the construction, sale and resale of residential properties all across the continents. In the second quarter of this year, worldwide reports have shown that there has been a decline in home construction as well as the sale of new and resale properties due to the collapse in the subprime lending industry. This collapse was one of the factors that contributed to the current financial crisis.

This means that a lot of people have to foreclose their homes if they can’t pay the mortgage. Those who have not yet lost their homes are trying to find a way to keep theirs. Owners who are well off have to think twice before considering buying a home so they don’t fall in the same situation as others are also experiencing.

Companies involved in the building industry have had to dismiss some workers rather than keeping them on the time sheets because they are just wasting money keeping them around when there is no work to be done.

But it is not as bad as you think. There are advantages when there is a decline in home building. The price of materials and cost of workers are much cheaper so you can do a lot with your hard earned money. Since contractors need contracts to survive, you will be able to find one very easily and also get a good price.

When you hire a builder, you should know that your home will be built at a slower pace. This is not to stiff more money from you but to make sure that it is done right. Surely, you don’t want to stay in your new house and experience some problems less than 6 months after moving in right?

One way to make sure it is done just the way you want it is that the builder of your choice will be able to hire only the best to work on your home.

The only catch to build your perfect home is that you must have money stored somewhere since you will have a hard time lending this money right now from the bank.

If you don’t have that much cash on hand to build a house, another option will be to buy one because there are a lot of foreclosed homes right now and building societies would rather sell it than just keep it with them.

Just how bad is the decline in home building? A report released by the US Commerce Department reveals that in August, there was 6.2% decline so that existing houses could be sold. This is their way to restore stability between supply and demand but it is going to take more than that to change the current situation.

Some stronger medicine is needed and perhaps the $700 billion bailout plan could be the answer. Will it work? Only time will tell but a lot of people hope that it does so the economy will be in good shape and we can see a building boom in the foreseeable future.

So what should we do until that happens? Pray and just hope for the best. If things work out like what most experts predict, we will see a recovery by the 2nd half of 2009 which means there will be no longer a turn down in home building.

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Buying a property in any foreign country including Spain can be a difficult undertaking especially if you do not have the essential information needed in order to arrive at a sound decision.

There are lots of things to consider before deciding what to buy such as legal issues, fluctuating markets, mortgages, and estate agencies. There is also a lot to deal when it comes to language differences, market differences, and taxation differences.

But these issues will be addressed one by one if you just have sufficient information for you to analyze all there is that you have to know before you buy a property in Spain. Here are some of the essential information that will sure help your decision:

Off Plan Market

When you hear this term, this means that you would buy a property that is not yet built, meaning you will buy it “off the plan”. In Spain, usually there is a developer that will have scale models, plans, and a show home made available for you to view.

This developer is the company that builds the apartment, villa, or townhouse that you wish to have. If you want to view this show home, the estate agency employers or the so-called Sales Consultants will meet you and take you around different developments. Then upon the completion of a successful sale, the estate agency is entitled for a commission on the property’s sale value and the Sales Consultant will also get a percentage. The advantage of buying a property “off the plan” is that you pay a lot less than you would when the property is completed.

Property Developments

In Spain, there are property developments wherein a development usually encompasses several properties consisting of around 40 apartments, townhouses and villas. Basically, these property developments are enclosed communities on which aside from the properties, there are also amenities like gardens, pool or pools, and other facilities.

If you prefer to buy one apartment from property development, you would pay towards the development that also covers the cost of pool and garden maintenance as well as security. It is said that these developments are usually kept very nice looking and really well maintained.

Benefits of Buying a Property in Spain

Just like in any other country, there are certainly benefits when you buy a property in Spain. One of which is that your property will usually increase in value if you buy your property “off plan”. Your property may cost around 150,000 euros, and upon completion of the development, which is the first point at which you can live in your property, the value may have risen considerably.

Another benefit is that during variable tourist seasons, you can have your property rented, let’s say for half a year, so there is sufficient amount to cover your mortgage, and then the remaining half of the year can be for your own use. But in reality, this does not usually happen which is why property buyers should not rely on this alone as income in order to pay for mortgage.

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Do you really think that you’d do well without any type of travel insurance at all? Well, for some individuals, travel insurance is just another extra or additional expense. But if you’re a wise person, you will find travel insurance necessary especially if you’re traveling with your family. So you definitely need to get family travel insurance.

What can travel insurance do to your holiday travel? To help you understand better how travel insurance works, read on and you will find more about it.

Planning alone for your family travel is already quite expensive. You’ve probably listed many things that you need to spend money on and the last thing you need is your travel agency asking if you want to secure family travel insurance. But you see, it is necessary for travel agencies to ask if you want to be insured in your travel. The truth is, family travel insurance can get very costly but if you’re searching in the right places, you can actually find a good yet cheap family travel insurance.

Why should get one anyway? Well, for one, you and the rest of the family members are protected just in case something bad happens during your travel. The travel insurance can cover certain situations like ferry or flight cancellation, travel curtailment, hotel cover as you confirm your new travel, doctor and hospital fees, loss of belongings or even money, medicine replenishment, and injuries. Now, these are just some of the coverage of travel insurance. However, each of the travel insurance differs from one another depending on the policy’s amount. The more coverage, the higher the price of the policy; so in order to save money when you purchase family travel insurance, you should already have an idea of your coverage needs.

But what if you don’t encounter any problems during your travel? All the better, right? Who would want to get into trouble?  The insurance simply serves as your guarantee that in case you do get into trouble or you encounter any emergencies, you will be covered and compensated. Family travel insurance is a worthy investment.

The internet makes it easier for people to shop online. In fact, many individuals find it better to shop online for groceries, certain valuables, cars, and even travel insurance. Nowadays, it is much easier to shop for family travel insurance online because you have a lot of choices. It would be best to go directly to the insurance provider rather than consulting a travel agent. This way, you can save some money that you can still use during your travel. You can get family travel insurance that offers the same coverage as mentioned earlier at a lower price.

Today, most travel agents are already offering almost the same price in family travel insurance to their customers because most of them are tied up with the insurance companies. But if you want to make sure, check the official website of the popular travel insurance providers. If you want good service and convenience, it would still be best to purchase travel insurance online.

You see, when you’re logged on to the net, you can obtain many valuable information about family travel insurance that can help you in your search. Start surfing the net now and find the best travel insurance that suits your family’s needs.

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If you have the preference for mansion type houses, then you must try to visit Spain and get in before all the best ones are sold. Home selling in Spain has been rampant because many buyers have a desire for the peculiarity of the style of houses there. Owners of these properties know that there is a great demand for their properties and have made a good profit from the sale of them.

Aside from the splendour that these houses offer to the customers, there are other factors that entice anyone who visits Spain to fall in love with the country. The typical Spanish house has a unique charm that is rarely seen elsewhere!

Step through the stucco archway, linger in the tiled courtyard, and enjoy the ambience of a beautiful Spanish home. There are also farms in Spain that provides a great view of the surroundings. But before doing so, there is much to understand before buying a property in Spain. There are rules and regulations to follows and the laws are not to be ignored.

The property market in Spain has been blossoming these past few years and more non Spanish residents have been taking advantage of the many offers they have. These are also aided by the fact that Spain offers low interest rates and the properties are reasonably priced.

Other factor that attract people to buying property in Spain is the great Spanish lifestyle and the fantastic weather. Plus, buying property in Spain is a great investment as well. Estimates by experts show that in the next five years or so, there will be more than a million and a half properties that are going to be bought by non-natives of Spain.

But before you start taking your money out of the bank, it is wise to do a lot of research first. Many people have been taken by the promises made by sellers that they have forgotten to protect themselves. Before buying any big investments, such as properties, do your research first.

It is very advisable to first make a visual inspection of the property. Make sure that what is described on the sales contract is actually found in the property. Also, make sure that you have access to all the right documents as well as the papers of the seller. This is where a good real estate lawyer comes in.

Enlist the services of a good Spanish lawyer that’s adept with the local real estate laws. Have them investigate the legalities of the transaction. Make sure that all laws are followed so that you do not get duped on a loophole or non-compliance rule.

Here are also some tips you can use when buying a property in Spain:

Have your own translator. If you don’t have a good grasp of the language you may fall in a trap. Many real estate agents are too eager to sell the property that they sometimes may forget about certain aspects of the deal.

Some of them produce their own translators to aide you, but, sometimes, something gets lost in the translation, especially if they see you are eager to buy. Get a private translator so that you can fully protect your investment. The fee for their services will be worthwhile rather than lose money on your purchase of a property in Spain.

Watch the foreign exchange rate. Most properties in Spain are priced in their currency and the exchange rates may vary everyday. See or consult someone that can forecast and watch over the exchange rates. When the rates are in your favour that is the time when you send the payment over. This could save you a lot of money especially when the amount involved is a bit high.

If you decide to build a house on land that you bought in Spain, make sure that you have everything built at the same time. This is so that the taxes can be paid all at the same time at the smaller regular rate rather than having to pay extra for a luxury tax rate when you decide to add-on, say a pool.

When investing or buying property in Spain it is always best to give it a lot of thought and a lot of preparation. This is for your own protection.

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Sometimes, being able to communicate effectively just requires a handful of common Spanish phrases. Just using a few appropriate Spanish phrases is enough for you to be understood and to eliminate the need for funny gestures.

At first, it will be acceptable to make an adorable fool of yourself but being understood is surely the better way.

Using the following phrases will let others know that you only have a few Spanish words and phrases:

No hablo español -I don’t speak Spanish
Habla usted inglés? -Do you speak English?
No comprendo – I do not understand
Mas lentamente/despacio, por favor-Speak more slowly, please

Spanish Dining Made Easy

Wherever you want to eat, be it in a private home, a small diner, a hotel or a big restaurant, these phrases will help you:

Tengo hambre – I am hungry
Tengo sed -I’m thirsty
Quiero ver el menu, por favor -I would like to see the menu, please
Quiero pedir, por favor – I would like to order, please
La cuenta, por favor – May I have the bill, please?

Often, menus come with pictures and with familiar names such as arroz (rice), pollo (chicken), ensalada mixta (mixed salad), and patatas (potatoes). The majority of tourists will just choose these. But then again, why not be a bit more adventurous

Spanish to Track Your Money

These few phrases will help you with your money changing:

Quiero cambiar algunos cheques de viaje, por favor -I would like to change some travelers checks, please
Donde se puede cambiar dinero? -Where can we change some money?
Cuendo abre/cierre el banco? -When does the bank open/close?

Spanish to help if you need medical assistance:

Estoy enfermo -I am sick.
Podra llamar a un medico, por favor?-Could you please call a doctor?

It’s relatively easy to tell your doctor where it hurts or how you feel by making a few gestures. But as your condition gets complicated, it’ll be advisable for you to employ a translator.

Spanish to Get You Help

Use these very essential Spanish phrases in case of emergency:

Socorro! -Help!
Hay una comisara de policias cerca? – Is there a police station nearby?

You would hope that the police shall be able to provide assistance particularly in cases when you lost your passport or when you want to report a theft. They will also welcome you in case you require their help because you are lost.

SPANISH LESSONS FOR TOURISTS

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Holidaymakers looking for something new to see need look no furthur than the Spanish island of Mallorca, where a grand estate is being opened to the public. The Raixa country estate is the newest addition to Majorca’s many attractions, and it will soon be a hot spot for holiday travelers. The estate will give both foreigners and locals a glimpse of Mallorca’s interesting past, as well as a close-up of the flora of the island.

The Raixa country estate will offer vacationers a beautiful view of an historic estate. The estate was remodeled in the eighteenth century by Cardinal Antoni Despuig i Dameto, who converted the farm buildings that once graced the land into the architectural wonders that exist today. It’s the tale of a pauper’s house becoming a palace.

The Council of Mallorca plans to have the estate open to the public by September. The property was purchased by the council in 2002. Even then, the Council planned to make the estate available for vacationers. Most renovations and preparations will be done by the Oxigeno Project, a program to help former prisoners find a meaningful role in society. Among many of its uses, the estate will serve as a center for environmental studies, according to the council.

Because of its abundant water supply, the Raixa estate is one of the most prosperous fincas on the island. Many films have been shot near the property, the most significant one being Evil Under the Sun. The estate carries a lot of historical significance to Mallorcans, and it is one of the most treasured places on the island. The council feels that it is necessary to let the public see the estate and understand the story behind the buildings.

Mallorca is already well-known for its natural wonders and architectural glories. The Bellver Castle is an old Spanish castle that was used as a prison during Spain’s more violent times. Now it’s a tourist destination for those who want to see Spain as it once was.

If castles and estates aren’t your cup of tea, try one of the beautiful port towns of Mallorca. Porto Cristo provides solace for vacationers looking to enjoy Mallorca holidays. The centre of the island’s pearl industry, Porto Cristo uses a unique method of combining glass and pulverized fish scales to produce artificial pearls that are nearly indistinguishable from real pearls. While accommodations in Porto Cristo aren’t four-star, their old-world charm makes staying in town worthwhile. At night, the streets of the city are quiet and peaceful, unlike many of the more popular destinations in Majorca. Porto Cristo is popular with middle-aged couples looking for solitude and quiet romance.

The island of Mallorca offers a wide variety of attractions besides historic estates, castles and port towns. Whatever you’re searching for in a vacation, this Spanish island is sure to have it. From the glorious beaches, solitary villas and thriving nightlife, Mallorca has a little something for everyone needing a change from the daily routine.

By: John Palmer-7925

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YourMajorca.net has holidays in Majorca from leading holiday companies at yourmajorca.net Included are comments about hotels in Majorca and airlines who offer regular Majorca flights to Palma Airport.

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It is always important to consider the location of your prospective property purchase. If you were buying a property in your home country it would be easier because you would be familiar with your culture, your people and even the area. But in Spain however it is very likely that you are unfamiliar with all the above aspects. Whether you are a regular visitor to Spain or not it is vitally important that you are very clear in your mind what you looking for. Many property ventures have ended in tears because people have not thought carefully about ‘Location’ from the very beginning.

My friends Jean and Peter decided to retire to glorious España. Their plan was to rent a beautiful villa with a pool, next to a holiday resort that they have visited many times before. They were extremely happy with the villa they have purchased. Initially the couple used the villa for short two week holidays with friends and family.

Very soon the couple decided that the time is right to move in permanently. This would prove to be a mistake.

As a fulltime living space; they soon discovered there was no room to keep anything in storage. The villa was always ok as a short term stay but in the long term people need storage space and this became an enormous problem. They had no shed, not enough cupboards, no garage space… they had to sell or give away precious belongings simply because there was no where to put them. They also complained that although the villa was a perfect haven in the summer, in the winter it was chilly and windy. The thin walls and cold tiled floors offered little comfort. The area were it was located was spookily deserted during the winter months as the holiday season had ended. That resulted in leaving then feeling isolated and alone. Even the local shops and bars were closed.

Eventually they sold up and bought a lovely home in a residential area which is populated all year round and where all bars and shops 12 months of the year. Best of all there are round fellow ex-pats to talk and socialise with. The moral of this story is that you must think hard about the location of your intended purchase and what you would like to use the property for.

By: Justin Colins

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Justin Colins is a successful Spanish real estate agent who lives and works in Spain. His properties are proudly presented at www.Espana-por-favor.com. He also supports www.gettothetop.info and www.solicitors-uk.info.

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