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Moving to Spain may seem like a dream come true.
There is a lot to see and even more to do!
The country offers gorgeous landscapes and a culture you will be sure to love.  

Spain Fun Facts
The capital of Spain is Madrid.
The population of Spain is about 45 million and the country is about twice the size of Oregon.
The dominant religion is Roman Catholic, with 94 percent of Spaniards practicing this religion.
Christopher Columbus sailed to the Americas from Spain.
As in most of Europe, the euro is the main currency.

Things to Do in Spain
If you are moving from a colder climate, you will appreciate and enjoy the many months of sunshine and warmer weather.
There are beautiful beaches to explore, museums to visit, food to try and don’t forget about the famous Spanish bullfights!
If you are feeling especially daring, you can take part in the famous running with the bulls that takes place in July at the Festival of San Fermín in Pamplona.
Nature lovers can visit any of the national parks.
Hiking, biking, mountain climbing and scenic walks are just a few of the activities that residents and tourists love.
There are wetlands, coastal dunes, breathtaking beaches and isolated mountains to visit.
There is so much to see!
If you are into sports, you can take advantage of surfing, sailing and other water activities.
Golf is also a favorite Spanish pastime and there are many golf courses where you can tee-off with your buddies.
If you are into skiing or snowboarding, there are five main winter sports regions to enjoy.
Basically, you will easily find something you like in this Southern European country.
Although the Guggenheim Museum was only built in 1994, it is considered one of the top museums in the world and is located in Bilbao.
If you are into art, don’t miss the Picasso Museum in the Gothic District of Barcelona.
At this museum you will find many of Picasso’s paintings and other art mediums.
While visiting Barcelona, swing on over to the Sagrada Familia designed by Antoni Gaudi.
Although the absolutely beautiful church was begun in 1883, it still hasn’t been completed.
Madrid is also a colorful city filled with culture, art, amazing foods and a lot of experiences that you can only have in Spain.
The Palacio Real, is owned by the King of Spain and 50 out of the 2,800 rooms of the magnificent palace are open to the public.
In Granada, which is nestled in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, is the Alhambra.
The Alhambra is the second most visited place in Europe and it was the home to Moorish Kings built in the 9th century. 

Spanish Culture
The rich Spanish culture has been influenced from many different regions of the world.
The art, cuisine, language and customs are very unique.
We all dream of dozing off in the middle of the workday, and in Spain, this dream can become a reality!
Shops, restaurants and most businesses are closed for two to three hours in the afternoon for siesta.
The biggest meal of the day is at lunch, which is usually around 2 p.m.
Dinner time usually rolls around at 9 or 10 p.m.
Get ready for people to invade your personal bubble!
The Spanish stand close to each other while in conversation.
They will even touch each other on the arm or shoulder while talking.

Spanish cuisine is amazing.
The aromas and flavors are enjoyed worldwide.
If you like the food, ask for seconds!
This is an indication that you like the food and is the best way to compliment the chef.

Although Spain has a very strong Catholic influence, same-sex marriage became legal in 2005.
It was the third country to allow this after Belgium and the Netherlands.

Soccer is the most popular sport in Spain.
Local bars and homes are often crowded with rowdy fans during the games.

Bullfighting is also a popular sport and is very much part of Spain’s culture and history.