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The summer is HOT in Spain, but there are also loads of festivals during July and August.The Running of the Bulls is an amazing experience, but do not make the mistake of running if you’re not fit and prepared - it’s also fun to watch in the stadium!
Paella and sangria are absolute must-trys.
Embrace the lifestyle. Don’t be surprised if things are dead quiet in the morning, no one gets up before noon anyway.
Some people spend years traveling Spain, so always dedicate more time than you think to any of your destinations - there’s always a lot to do!
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Barcelona is every bit exciting as everyone always says it is. From Gaudi’s gorgeous masterpieces to the sunny boardwalk of Barceloneta, here are our favorite daytime activities for the Catalonian capital.