Spain's seven-day strategy

As of June, 2000, 5438+ 10, the average seven-day tour in Europe for 4-5 people was around 20,000. Yangtoulai

The cost of traveling to Europe depends on the number of days, and the countries and different parts of Europe are different. Take 10 days as an example. If you go to Turkey, the average person will be around 10,000, and if you go to Greece, the average person will be around 15,000. The per capita income of Germany, Italy, Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Czech Republic and Hungary is around 20,000 yuan, followed by Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland in Switzerland and northern Europe, with per capita income around 25,000 yuan. Laiyang headline

: Festivals in Spain There are many festivals in Spain. In addition to national festivals, every autonomous region, province and town has its own patron saint festival. Spanish national holidays mainly include: New Year's Day (65438+1 October 1), Three Kings' Day (65438+1October 6), Holy Friday (different time every year), Labor Day (May1) and ascensiontide (8. In addition, Spanish festivals with strong national style include Carnival, Valencia Fa Ya Festival (fire sacrifice), Holy Week, Seville Madrid April Festival, San Isidro Festival (also known as Bullfighting Festival), Eucharist Festival, Bull Running Festival, San Diego Festival, Tomato Festival and San pilar Festival. Spaniards hold open-air concerts, masquerade balls, religious parades, fireworks, song and dance performances, bullfights and other activities during the festival, and the whole people go out and have fun. Laiyang headline

Spaniards often use their holidays to go on holiday. During bridge holidays, including Holy Week, July-August, Christmas and New Year, Spaniards go out for holidays. During this period, almost all roads in Spain were full of traffic, while airports, stations, docks, beaches and other places were overcrowded, almost no one worked, and the whole country was paralyzed. There are some religious festivals in Spain.htm, ......................, which are very popular throughout the Christian world, such as Christmas and Easter, and some festivals that reflect Spanish history and folk customs. Laiyang headline

These festivals are solemn or humorous, which not only depict the long and colorful historical picture of Spain, but also show the passionate national character and diverse lifestyle of the Spanish people. Laiyang headline

For tourists, the most distinctive festival in Spain is Easter. Easter is the first week after the first full moon after the vernal equinox, so it is also called Easter Week or Holy Week. A week before Easter, religious parades were held all over Spain, and grand religious parades were held around the clock. People carry out statues in local churches, put them on floats, decorate them with candles and flowers, and then walk across the street with floats. This is also the reason why photographers choose to travel to Spain on Easter. In fact, Spanish local programs are more interesting. If nothing else, although the cooking festival in March is not well-known, it has already made tourists laugh from ear to ear. This is a festival full of fun and delicious food. The host and guests sat around the grass beside the campfire, munching delicious beef and eating a veritable pot of rice. No matter which star-rated hotel you are in, these truly authentic foods can be uncooked! It is very interesting to celebrate the running of the bulls in San Fermin Pamplona, northeast Spain. During the festival from July 7 to 14 every year, people are used to wearing white clothes and sports shoes, with a red scarf around their necks and a red belt around their waists. Cattle is the main theme of the festival, and running for cattle is one of them. Laiyang headline

The activity was held on a narrow and winding street in the ancient city, with a total length of less than 1km. Laiyang headline

At 8 o'clock in the morning, the bell of the ancient church opposite the city hall building rang. With two shouts, 10 a giant cow rushed to the seventh street. They are fat, strong and fierce. Laiyang headline

The brave cattle driver surrounded the cattle in the crowd. Cheers and shouts came and went, running and shouting. Laiyang headline

The best runner should keep a distance of 1 m from the horn, not only in front of the cow but also on its back. Their heroic image will appear on the front page of the local newspaper the next day. Laiyang headline

If the runner is knocked down by a cow, the consequences are terrible. Almost every bull-running festival has a record of casualties. It is said that an American tourist did not know the danger of the Bull Run Festival, and thought it was fun, so he joined the ranks of the Bull Run Festival. The result was crushed to death by a cow. Later, it was discovered that except for the bulls that ran before noon, those news photographers were the bravest people. In order to shoot the scene of the bull runner, they ran closer to the bull runner. They didn't completely ignore safety. As for photographers from other places, when they first arrived here, they were not afraid of cows. When they saw good shots, they rushed to take pictures, but they didn't. I didn't know these bulls were more terrible than tigers! The national holiday in Spain is: 65438+ 10 1, and February 6th of the New Year is Mother's Day. Three Kings Day, March 9th, San Jose Day, June 5th, sacred etiquette, the first Thursday in July, Easter, July 25th, National Day, June 12, Christmas, June 65438+February 25th.

2. A seven-day tour guide to Spain

Spaniards eat five meals a day. Usually, they have breakfast at six or seven. Have sausage bread and coffee at 10 in the morning, lunch at 1 1 or 12 at noon, and lunch at three o'clock. Coffee desserts are served at 5 pm and 7 pm. Punch in at night and eat at nine o'clock in the evening. Weekend meals can be postponed to the afternoon 1 1. Laiyang headline

For Spaniards, part of the reason is that Americans have such different schedules that there is a difference between their clocks and solar time. When the sun rises to the highest point at noon, the clocks in most countries will point to about 12. Clock, but the Spanish clock will point to 13 or 14. The difference between clock and solar time began during World War II. At that time, in order to strengthen the management of the occupied areas, Germany required these areas to follow Berlin time. Although Spain is not under occupation, Franco's American government ordered the Spanish clock to be put forward one hour. After World War II, other European countries switched back to the original time system, but Spain did not. Due to the widespread implementation of daylight saving time in Europe, the Spanish clock will be put back one hour after entering at the end of March every year. In addition, after the Spanish civil war, Spain experienced a long period of closed poverty. In order to support their families, many people will look for jobs before two o'clock. Punching in the afternoon and another job after lunch directly led them to go home for dinner late. Although this situation is rare now, this habit of taking a long break at noon and eating and sleeping late has been maintained. Title example

The distance from Spain to Sweden is 2675 kilometers. Yangtoulai

The straight-line distance (flight route) from Spain to Sweden (the geographical center of the two countries) is 2675 kilometers (1662 miles or 1445 nautical miles). Summarize the flight time from Spain to Sweden at different speeds. Compare the sunrise, sunset time and local date between Spain and Sweden. When traveling from Spain to Sweden, please pay attention to the difference between sunrise and sunset and the local date. Sunrises, sunsets and local dates in Spain and Sweden are calculated by using data from the geographical centers of the two countries. Laiyang headline

3. One-day trip to Spain

Yes, Moroccan law and order is very good, so it is safe to go to road trip. Laiyang headline

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