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Spain is
located on the
Iberian
Peninsula. It is
in the
southwest of
Europe. Spain
is bordered by
Portugal,
Gibraltar,
Andorra and
France .
Gibraltar is a
waterway that
separates
Spain from
Africa.
Much of central
Spain is covered by
plateau surrounded
by mountain
ranges. There are
also some lowlands
located on the
coast. For most of
the century, most
Spanish people
lived in small
villages or towns.
Today, tourism and
industry are
bringing many
people to the larger
cities and coastal
areas.
1 - Madrid
2 - Barcelona, the
capital of
Catalonia
3 - Valencia
4 - Sevilla
5 - Zaragoza
6 - Acronym
Modern,     
 conservative, stylish
  Girls wear trousers     
        Boys are into     
       designer wear
          Denim is “in”   
Short skirts and swim-    
  wear are frowned
                 upon
Cheap, substantial      
meals as opposed to
             gourmet
                Tapas    
        Serrano Ham      
     Fish delicacies     
              (Paella)
         Continental     
      breakfast, light
 lunch, late evening
                 meal
Gazpacho is a
  cold tomato-based
  soup and is a
  speciality of
  Andalucía.




Albondigas
Spanish meatballs
seasoned with herbs.
Most major credit 
cards are accepted
  Most places have 
 ATMs that allow you
   to withdraw cash
      with your card
1 US Dollar = .77 Euro 
The National Sport of 
                 Spain
               711 AD 
24,000 bulls are killed 
            each year
Music and Dance




                  Music in Spain is traditionally very upbeat and fast. Flamenco is a very popular
                  dance in Spain and has been in their history. Over time now the music types of pop
                  rock hip-hop and heavy metal have become popular, especially in Madrid and
                  Barcelona
Soccer Spain has two
of the best soccer
teams in the entire
world. Real Madrid
and Barcelona.
Soccer is easily the
most popular sport
in Spain and has
been for a long
time. Make sure
you bring your
soccer ball.
Each town has their 
   own celebrations
 Celebrate national 
    holidays such as
Christmas, Easter, All
    Saint’s Day, ect.
Majority of festivities 
 are religious based
-Education in Spain is free and it
lasts from 6 to 16 years of age.
 -Children from the ages of 3-5
have the opportunity of
attending pre-school.
-Pre-school is free for all students in
Spain.
-There is Primary Schooling for ages
6-11. Secondary Schooling
begins when the child is
between the ages of 12-15.
The child can get a job when he -
or she is 16 years old.
-The current education in Spain -
Fundamental is known as the
Law of Education
The Alcala Gate (Castle) in Arabic end
street Koran Villa
The castle gate and one of the most
important features of Madrid as a
national is not entitled to the Spanish
government to remove or modify,




                                          Alhambra Palace is located
                                            in the city of Granada
                                            Of the most important
                                              landmarks in Spain
                                             And built back to the
                                          fourth century AH / tenth
                                                  century AD
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Presentation about spain

  • 1.
  • 2. Spain is located on the Iberian Peninsula. It is in the southwest of Europe. Spain is bordered by Portugal, Gibraltar, Andorra and France . Gibraltar is a waterway that separates Spain from Africa.
  • 3. Much of central Spain is covered by plateau surrounded by mountain ranges. There are also some lowlands located on the coast. For most of the century, most Spanish people lived in small villages or towns. Today, tourism and industry are bringing many people to the larger cities and coastal areas.
  • 4. 1 - Madrid 2 - Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia 3 - Valencia 4 - Sevilla 5 - Zaragoza 6 - Acronym
  • 5. Modern,  conservative, stylish Girls wear trousers  Boys are into  designer wear Denim is “in”  Short skirts and swim-  wear are frowned upon
  • 6. Cheap, substantial  meals as opposed to gourmet Tapas  Serrano Ham  Fish delicacies  (Paella) Continental  breakfast, light lunch, late evening meal
  • 7. Gazpacho is a cold tomato-based soup and is a speciality of Andalucía. Albondigas Spanish meatballs seasoned with herbs.
  • 8. Most major credit  cards are accepted Most places have  ATMs that allow you to withdraw cash with your card 1 US Dollar = .77 Euro 
  • 9. The National Sport of  Spain 711 AD  24,000 bulls are killed  each year
  • 10. Music and Dance Music in Spain is traditionally very upbeat and fast. Flamenco is a very popular dance in Spain and has been in their history. Over time now the music types of pop rock hip-hop and heavy metal have become popular, especially in Madrid and Barcelona
  • 11. Soccer Spain has two of the best soccer teams in the entire world. Real Madrid and Barcelona. Soccer is easily the most popular sport in Spain and has been for a long time. Make sure you bring your soccer ball.
  • 12. Each town has their  own celebrations Celebrate national  holidays such as Christmas, Easter, All Saint’s Day, ect. Majority of festivities  are religious based
  • 13. -Education in Spain is free and it lasts from 6 to 16 years of age. -Children from the ages of 3-5 have the opportunity of attending pre-school. -Pre-school is free for all students in Spain. -There is Primary Schooling for ages 6-11. Secondary Schooling begins when the child is between the ages of 12-15. The child can get a job when he - or she is 16 years old. -The current education in Spain - Fundamental is known as the Law of Education
  • 14. The Alcala Gate (Castle) in Arabic end street Koran Villa The castle gate and one of the most important features of Madrid as a national is not entitled to the Spanish government to remove or modify, Alhambra Palace is located in the city of Granada Of the most important landmarks in Spain And built back to the fourth century AH / tenth century AD