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Spain is a developed country located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula. It is Western Europe’s second biggest country by area with 504,030 sq km. Its topography, history and rich cultural heritage attract tourists from all over the world.

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How many miles is it from Majorca to Turkey?

Majorca is an island and is 1,405 square miles in size. The estimated population of this island as of 2014 is 869,067 people.

Are there any nude beaches in Spain?

Yes. There are many nudist beaches and camping sites in Spain as thee are in other European countries where the weather. Yes, they are perfecly legal and there are no strange goings-on. Entire families go there: Grandpa, Grandma, Mom and Dad, the kids and the family pets for a nice time or even for their entire vacational period. Onlookers and trouble-makers of course are not welcome and are speedily dealt with.

There are actually no laws against nudism anywhere in Spain (the previous answer - "legislation permitting" was wrong). Instead, nudist beaches sprout up in out-of-way areas, often (or usually) without markings.

There's a list of the top ten if you search in Google: <a href = "http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=nudist+beaches+in+spain&btnG=Google+Search&meta=&sourceid=Mozilla-search">Google Search: Nudist Beaches in Spain</a>

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Their users usually call themselves "naturists", not "nudists".

What type of birds are most common in Spain?

Spain does not have an official national bird, although some sources cite the Short-toed Eagle. The animal most closely associated with Spain is the bull.

Is Lanzarote in Spain?

Sunny Spain!!

LOL! Arrecife is the capital of Lanzarote, we are part of the Las Palmas municipality.

How long is the plane ride from Barcelona Spain to Madrid Spain?

Rome (ROM) to Barcelona (BCN) Shortest Flight Duration: 1 hour 40 mins

What do people from northern Spain look like?

They are Mediterranean with a leavening of northern European types.

What happened in Mexico and Spain in 1800?

Spain was invaded by France in 1807 as part of Napoleon's desire to conquer the whole European continent. This prompted most of Spain's overseas colonies to declare independence; in the case of Mexico this happened in September 16, 1810.

Who ruled in Spain in 1547?

Charles I and his Mother Juana la Loca ruled Spain at that time. Charles I of Spain was also Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire. Juana was the daughter of Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabel I of Castile. They were the first Catholic Monarchs of a united Spain.

What country borders Switzerland Austria Slovenia and Spain?

There is no country that borders with all four of these countries !

# Italy share borders with Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia, but not with Spain. # France share borders with Switzerland and Spain, but not with Austria and Slovenia. # Germany shares borders with Switzerland and Austria, but not with Spain and Slovenia.

Why did Mel Fisher give Spain his treasure?

yes, its very helpful to people but no at the same tie he could have bout spices and other popular things with it.

What is the cheapest flight to Tenerife?

If the passenger lives within the European Union it is possible to get cheap flights to Lanzarote. Several sources allow a person to compare rates of tickets, the passenger can find airlines that have bargain rates to this destination.

How much is 1000 Pesetas in Euros?

Spain has not used the Peseta since 2002. At the time they made the change from Peseta to Euro the exchage rate was 166.386 pesetas for each Euro. At that time then, 1000 pesetas would have been worth or 6 Euros. They no longer have any value.

What is the average temperature in Spain in July?

perhaps 90 degrees where I live, and maybe 130 degrees in Iraq where our soldiers are. What location did you want to know about?

In which month does the Feria de Abril take place each year in Spain?

April, that is why the proper name is La Feria de Abril ( the April Fair).

How is Spain unique?

Europe is a continent, not one country, then each country in Europe is different from the other. Spain is not more, not less different.

Why do you expect Spain to be especially different from the others??

Spain is actually pretty similar to its neigbours in culture, politics, way of life and economic conditions: (Portugal, France or Italy)

If you compare Spain with more distant northern European nations of germanic culture (UK, Scandinavia, Germany, Autria,Netherlands) or to eastern European nations, then Spain will be much more different... But Britain itself is very different to, say, Russia.

It seems that many people in the US or outside Europe seems to think that all Europeans are like north American in term of look, culture or ways of life... And seem to think latin Europe to be "less European"... This is completely not true, and historically it is the reverse: European civilization was born in southern Europe, and spread to the germanic nations of northern Europe or slavic nations or eastern Europe much later. The US mainstream culture is mainly of Germanic/northern European cultural roots, this is maybe why some people think that countries of latin culture such as Spain, Portugal, Italy or France are somehow different to US mainstream, when the cultures of northern Europe doesn't seems so different. You should not forget that Europe is diverse and here, the latin nations are as much part of European/western civilization than the germanic/Anglo cultures do (if not more).

It is sad that so many people in the US look down on latin nations of the latin-America, thinking that they are not part of western civlisation when they often are as much part of it (if not more) than the US

Who was the King of Spain in 1975?

Following the death of the dictator General Francisco Franco, his designated successor Juan Carlos Alfonso Victor Maria de Borbon y Borbon-Dos Sicilias was proclaimed king by the Spanish parliament on 22 November 1975. He was anointed as King Juan Carlos on 27 November 1975.

When did Joan I of Navarre die?

Joan II of Navarre died on 1349-10-06.

How might a desert be a natural barrier?

Because it can be really big and it will take years maybe months to cross a desert by foot