Fête de Notre-Dame de la Victoire

📣 Conseils aux voyageurs

Spain offers rich history, vibrant cuisine, and a relaxed lifestyle. It is known for its friendly people and lively atmosphere, boasting the second-largest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites after Italy.

• Observe local customs regarding table manners, especially during meals.
• Show respect for Catholic traditions and religious festivals, even in secular areas.
• Expect locals to be expressive and occasionally physically tactile.
• Be prepared for traditional New Year's celebrations, which involve eating 12 grapes at midnight.
• Attend festivities often accompanied by large fireworks displays.
• Understand that traditional celebrations highlight Spanish history and cultural importance.
• Be emotionally direct and tactful. Physical gestures, such as touching the arm or shoulder, are common signs of familiarity. While promptness is appreciated, arriving up to ten minutes late is generally acceptable. When visiting private homes, bringing slippers is recommended.