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Transcript: Spain's Travel Guide People of Spain WHAT NOT TO DO IN SPAIN Go and See a Bullfight A ban on bullfighting in Barcelona came into effect on January 1, 2012. Why? Because it's cruel. And, as any local might well tell you, bullfighting is a Spanish thing, and 'Catalonia is not Spain'. Though there will no doubt be a rush of people wanting to see a fight there before the ban comes into effect, should you really be going to see something the locals are opposed to? *Instead: There are plenty more places to see Bullfighting in Spain. 2. Mistake Girona or Reus For Barcelona Airport *Countless people fly to Barcelona Girona and Barcelona Reus each year not realizing they're both miles away from Barcelona. Doh! (In fact, it's only Ryanair that describes these airports as 'Barcelona' airports). They're both cities in their own right in their own separate provinces. Each is an inconvenient hour-long bus ride away. Instead: Fly direct to Barcelona, or fly to Girona or Reus but check out the local area first. 3. Feel You HAVE to Go Inside The Sagrada Familia *It's much more interesting from the outside. The views aren't among the city's best. Most of the building is under construction. And you'll be saving 12€. Instead: For good views of Barcelona, go up the Columbus statue at the bottom of the Ramblas. See also: Sagrada Familia, Barcelona 4. Go to The Beach Image: (c) Damian Corrigan Unless you like cigarette butt-infested, concrete sand, scummy water with plastic bags floating around in it and hordes of boisterous beer-swilling tourists, don't go to Barceloneta beach .But that doesn't mean there isn't anything to do in Barceloneta. Instead: You're better off taking a short train ride to Ocata or St Pol de Mar. 5. Eat On Las Ramblas Image: (c) Damian Corrigan Rip-off alert! Instead: There's far better and cheaper food just off Las Ramblas See also: Things to Do on Las Ramblas 6. Be Duped By Thieves Pretending to Show You A Football Move When approached by a complete stranger asking if you like Lionel Messi should he try and wedge a leg between yours in an apparent attempt to show you a football move, then cover your wallet and shout 'thief!' Instead: Politely say no, keep your hands on your wallet, and consider wearing a security belt under your clothes. See also: Barcelona Safety 7. Dress And Act Like a Tourist Walking around topless with a huge sombrero on and a towel thrown over your shoulder might seem like a perfectly good idea. But it really isn't. The less conspicuous you are, the less likely you are to be ripped off, robbed or, for that matter, taken seriously by that hot local chick. Instead: Just dress sensibly! How to spot a guiri (foreigner) in Spain 8. Take Pics of The Ramblas Statues Without Paying Would you like to stand completely still for hours on end being snapped by tourists and not get paid a thing? Well, then. Instead: Carry a little loose change and drop it in their box before snapping. You'll usually get a little show for your troubles. See pictures of some Las Ramblas Statues Ads Costa Rica All Inclusivewww.VacationsCostaRica.comLuxury, all-inclusive Costa Rica Vacations. We're Exeprts! 70% Off First Classwww.alphaflightguru.com/firstclassWe have special discounts to get you 70% off First Class Tickets. 9. Take Taxis Everywhere They're far too expensive. Instead: Two words. The Metro. It'll get you everywhere, for a fraction of the price. Buy a T10 card, and each of the ten journeys will cost you less than a euro. More: Barcelona Metro 10. Respect Queues Ever. It's an Iberian thing. Instead: Push where necessary and don't take it to heart if someone nips in front of you. You'll do it back to someone else eventually. What not to do in Spain Num Num Num Deliciouso Foods in Espania By Taylor Liedtke Foods in Spain Top Ten Places to Visit In Spain

Travel Spain

Transcript: TRAVEL SPAIN By Ithsel CORDOBA HOTEL CONQUISTADOR COSTO (COST) Hotel+Vuelo+Carro+Taxas & Honorarios (Hotel+Flight+Car+Taxes & Fees) $2,376 c/persona (per/person) Bar Promocion (Promotion): Ninos Gratis (Children stay free) Cerca de (Close to): Mezquita-Catedral (Mosque Cathedral) Comenzo entre 784 y 786 (Began between 784 & 786) Torre de la Calahorra (Calahorra Tower) En 1931, el edificio fue declarado Monumento de Interes Historico-Artistico. (In 1931, the building was declared a Monument of Historic and Artistic Interest.) CLIMATE Toreo (Bullfighting) Plaza de la Corredera Febrero (February) : entre (between) 4.9C y 16.9C Mayo (May) : entre (between) 11.8C y 26.2C Agosto (August) : entre (between) 18.5C y 35.9C Noviembre (November) : entre (between) 7.6C y 18.9C

Spain Travel Presentation

Transcript: Spaniards spend much of their leisure time outdoors, such as sitting at sidewalk cafes or in town squares. Summer vacations at Spain's beaches have become increasingly popular. On weekends, many Spaniards drive to Spanish countryside for picnics or overnight trips. Soccer is Spain's most popular sport, and many stadiums hold more than 100,000 spectators. Bullfighting is Spain's best-known spectacle, so most cities have at least 1 bull ring. Mainland Spain is a mountainous region, dominated by mountain chains and plateaus. Many are major tourist attractions. Spain includes the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, and the Canary Islands in the Atlantic, both of which have remarkable scenery. Generally speaking, most of Spain experiences dry and warm summers, but some regions are influenced by the Atlantic Ocean. The Barri Gotic (Catalan for "Gothic Quarter") is the center of the old city of Barcelona, where many of the buildings date from medieval times. Barcelona is home of many points of interest declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. Barcelona beach was listed as number on in a list of the top ten city beaches in the World according to National Geographic and Discover Channel. Barcelona has many venues for live music and theater, including the world-renowned Gran Teatre del Liceu opera house. Barcelona has a long sporting tradition, and is home to FC Barcelona. Exciting events are held at the largest stadium in Europe: FC Barcelona's Nou Camp. The Cathedral of St. Mary is the largest of all medieval and Gothic cathedrals, and is very lavishly decorated. The most important art collection of Seville is the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville because it contains many masterworks by numerous artists. The Alcazar, a royal palace in Seville, is the top tourist site in Seville, and is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe. The Metropol Parasol, in La Encarnacion square, is the world's largest wooden structure. Works Cited Madrid By: Justin Yan Gonzalez 5th Barcelona Spain Travel Project Food of Spain Seville The Prado, with its extensive collection of Spanish art, is the most famous museum of Spain and one of the best in the world. The National Archaeological Museum contains many prehistoric cave paintings. Many Catholic churches, some of which are among the most important Spanish religious artworks, are in Madrid. Madrid hosts the largest bullring in Spain, with seating for about 25,000 people. Season starts March and ends in October. Madrid is home to a world-renowned football team, Real Madrid, and has numerous stadiums to host other sports. The Royal Seat of San Lorenzo de El Escorial is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and also a historical seat of the King of Spain. "Spain." CIA. Central Intelligence Agency, 12 June 2007. Web. 16 May 2013. <https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world- factbook/geos/sp.html>. "Spain Climate and Weather." Country Reports. CountryReports, 15 May 2011. Web. 16 May 2013. <http://www.countryreports.org/country/Spain/geography/climate.htm>. "Spain Facts: Learn Spain Facts." Country Reports. CountryReports, 29 Apr. 2011. Web. 16 May 2013. <http://www.countryreports.org/country/Spain.htm>. "Spain Geography." Country Reports. CountryReports, 15 May 2011. Web. 16 May 2013. <http://www.countryreports.org/country/Spain/geography/overview.htm>. "Spain." National Geographic. National Geographic Society, 12 Jan. 2010. Web. 16 May 2013. <http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/countries/spain-guide/>. Spaniards eat large amounts of seafood prepared in many ways. This includes crabs, sardines, snapper, squid, and land animals such as ham and chicken. Stews and soups are popular in Spain. Gazpacho is a popular dish during warm weather. Most regions of Spain produce wine, and Spaniards drink wine with all meals expect breakfast. Other popular beverages include beer, soft drinks, strong black coffee, and thick hot chocolate. Hot chocolate is usually served with deep-fried strips of dough called churros. Recreation Geography

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Transcript: A PLACE JUST FOR YOU CLAIRE HOLTZCLAW Hidden Romance Romantic destinations are often unoriginal and overdone. A romantic getaway should feel exclusive and seductive, not crowded or cliched. Let me introduce you to some of the most underrated romantic travel sites–places that will be unique to your relationship and feel special for years to come. HIDDEN ROMANCE Otaru, Japan OTARU • Small harbor city in Japan, about half an hour northwest of Sapporo by train • Served as a trade and fishing port since the late 1800s Activity 1 Activity 3 The Canal Walk along the beautiful canal that runs through the city, or take a romantic boat ride. Explore the History Visit the museum, check out the historic railways and buildings, or stop by the local pub and try “Otaru Beer.'' Activity 2 Sow Light Path Festival Runs in early February and features hundreds of lanterns bobbing on the water, lining the canal, and decorating the city. Zanzibar, Tanzania •An archipelago located about 15 miles off the coast of Tanzania. •Consists of over 50 islands and islets–allows couples the perfect seclusion. Zanzibar Islands Activity 1 Snorkeling Enjoy the beaches by snorkeling with exotic fish, laying in the warm sand, or learning how to fish from the locals. Spice Plantations Zanzibar is known for its spice plantaions that harvest over 100 different spices. Try a sip of their local tea made from the spices you help harvest. Activity 2 Stone Town Explore Stone Town: a UNESCO World Heritage site built in 1883 out of stone now full of local traders Activity 3 Oregon Coast The Oregon Coast •A 363-mile coast from the California state border in the south to the Columbia River in the north. •Allows couples not only privacy but peace–perfect if you can't have romance without adventure. Activity 2 Cannon Beach Visit Cannon Beach and ride bikes along the shorline, relax in the sand while admiring Haystack Rock, or go whale spottiing. Activity 1 Hiking With over 70 state parks there is so much hiking to be done. Explore trails that weave through both the beach and the mountains. Activity 3 Site Seeing Now, I normally would not consider this an activity, but the beautiful vistas make site seeing a must. Experince a famous Oregon Coast Sunset, eat lunch on a cliff overlooking the water, or explore the gorgeous mountains with a vineyard tour. WORKS CITED Works Cited

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Transcript: Panther Bakery THEME COOKIE CAKES: For each holiday there is a cookie.... with cake! FOR EASTER THERE IS... the hidden surprise is a chocolate cookie with white frostying and m & ms FORTH OF JULY THERE IS.... The explosion cookie. Black cookie with red , white , and blue sprinkles with white frosting. A white macadamia cookie cake with coconut frosting. FOR HALLOWEEN THERE IS..... FOR CHRISTMAS THERE IS... A COOKIE CALLED THE NEW BEGINNING A CUSTOM MADE COOKIE OF YOUR CHOICE FOR YOUR NEW BEGINNING. FOR NEW YEARS THERE IS ...

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Travel spain

Transcript: Who - The Mobile World Congress what - The Mobile World Congress was being held in Barcelona where - In Barcelona why - Mobile World Congress is a place that lots of industry which lead mobile part on the celling to talk their new product, technology , service. When - March 1st 2015 Export Current events of Spain : Mobile communications industry gathers in Barcelona for MWC 2015 * Pablo Picasso 10.25.1881 - 4.8.1973 "All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up. ” - Pablo Ruiz Picasso Sangria 2. Famous People from Spain constitutional monarchy Q & A? 1. Population : 47,737,941 2. Language : Castilian Spanish (official) 74%, Catalan 17%, Galician 7%, and Basque 2% 3. Religion : Roman Catholic 94%, other 6% 4. Capital : Madrid 3. How can they say? Travel to spain By Jason 1. Spain?? Spain !! Mariano Rajoy Brey 1955. 3. 27. 2011.12~ Famous place in Spain : Ibiza Food All about Spain 475809 Jason Tortilla http://atlas.media.mit.edu/profile/country/esp/ Felipe VI 1968. 1. 30. 2014.06~ Paella Jamon No.1 vacation spot to Europe teenagers. This is a well-known place that to party and go to club. Many celebrities have came to Ibiza Most famous Djing come to Ibiza * Placido Domingo 1941.1.21 ~ If I rest, I rust - Placido Domingo He is One of 'The Three Tenors' in the world.

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Transcript: Food Culture Fiestas The Encierro The Encierro is the famed running of the bulls. It was a way to get the bulls from outside the city to the bullfighting ring so they can be tortured and killed. Bullfighting Bullfighting is a huge part of Spanish culture. It began during 711-1492 A.D., when the fighters took a break from war to relax and hunt. They found that the Iberian bull was fierce and fought back. They captured some bulls and took them back to the village to recreate the hunt. This way they could show their courage and skill in the arena and win the hearts of the people. Bullfighting is one of the most popular Fiestas in Spain, or is it really animal cruelty . I mean the bull is tormented and tired out then a man on a horse stabs it a few times while the bull horns the horse with the man just sitting on it. Then the bull gets razor sharp hooks stuck on it. so the matador can come in and torment it some more. But the finale is the worst part. The matador takes a sword and rams it threw the bull's lungs and heart. A new man stabs it in the brain. Then the matador cuts off the ears of the bull and throws them to the crowd. Finally, the bull is strapped to a horse and dragged out of the arena. Why they still do this and call it culture, you tell me. History The Spanish Reconquest War 711-1492 A.D.was to recover land from Europe. Spain

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