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Spain is not one climate. The Atlantic north, the central plateau, the Mediterranean coast and the arid southeast behave differently enough to change what you pack.
Spain uses the euro and takes cards almost everywhere. What is worth knowing is the cash declaration threshold, where not to change money, and where cash still wins.
Spain packs differently from the beach holiday most lists assume. The constraints are cobbled hills, church dress codes, a municipal swimwear rule and real rain in the north.
Spain is a rail country first. Where you do need a car, the rules on licenses, child seats, fines and low emission zones are stricter than most visitors expect.
Spain carries no advice against travel to any part of it. What actually reaches visitors is street theft, a set of regional local laws, balconies and summer heat.
Spanish food is regional before it is national, and the hardest adjustment is not the menu. It is when the country eats.
Spain is not culturally uniform, and treating it as one country with one language is the mistake most visitors make before they make any other.
Spain has more festivals than any itinerary can hold, and several of the biggest move every year with Easter. Plan around them rather than into them.
A Spanish family history trip works from the specific place outward. Find the municipality first, because almost every record that matters is held locally.
Spain splits sharply on access. The rail network and newer city transport are strong, and the medieval quarters that draw most visitors are the constraint.