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Spain boasts a colorful mix of history, culture and modern flavor. That's part of what makes travel in Spain so appealing. Whether you're planning to watch the running of the bulls, attend a festival, relax in the quiet countryside or wander along a beach, this Spain Travel Web Guide points you to the best Internet resources to make your visit to Spain a memorable one.

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Traveling to Spain

Figuring out how you'll arrive at your destination is one of the most important decisions you'll have to make for your trip. Use the Web to make your travel arrangements, whether you're flying in from overseas, or coming from another country in Europe.

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When booking your flight, it might be less expensive to book a layover in another European city, and then fly from there to Spain. You'll often find inexpensive intercontinental flights within Europe.

Many airlines have Web sites with destination lists, making it easy to determine whether service is available to your location of choice.

Not all trains in Europe require that you make reservations to travel, but some do. Research as much as you can about your travel options before you go, so that you're not left stranded abroad.

Spain-2.com has a list of travel guidelines, including how much to tip, where to leave a service complaint, and what electric voltage the country uses. The tips are short but useful.

For more tips about making travel arrangements, see our findingDulcinea Travel Guide.

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For air travel ...

Spanish Airport Guide reviews many of the airports in Spain and offers information about car rentals, airport trains, buses, taxis, and terminals. The list of airports to choose from is on the left side of the page.

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AirEuropa has several flight destinations around Spain. You can make reservations at this site, view the destinations map, or print a copy of your boarding pass.

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Spanair operates in Spain and throughout Europe, and has flights between Washington, DC, and Madrid. At this site, you can book flights and search for special offers, such as Avant Option, which features business class service at economy class prices.

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Air France also flies to Spain. You can make flight reservations online, view a list of Spanish and other Air France destinations around the world, and check the status of your flight.

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easyJet.com is another site that tracks flights to and from various destinations in Spain and other European countries. Book airline tickets online, or look into hotel, car rental, and travel insurance options for your trip at this site.

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For rail travel ...

Rail Europe Group provides an online option for making many railroad travel arrangements. You'll find train schedules and travel information for many European cities here. If you're not sure where all of the railroads go, use the interactive map at the bottom right-hand side of the page.

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Travel CUTS explains the advantages of seeing Europe by train. If you think flying from location to location is the best way to save time, this site may make you reconsider. You can also review a variety of rail pass options for Spain and for the rest of Europe.

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For bus travel ...

Busabout Europe encourages a flexible European travel schedule and allows you a "hop on, hop off" approach to your time on the bus. Stay as little or as long as you like at any stop; you can come or go with any Busabout bus. Use the "trip options" page to see if there is a Busabout route to suit your interests.

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