Caceres Extremadura, Spain Travel Guide
Local SIM cards are commonly the most cost-effective way to possess mobile data. ESIMs are a convenient option for compatible phones.
Spanish (Castilian) is the official language. Efforts to speak Spanish are appreciated. English is common in tourist areas.
Basic phrases to help you navigate and interact.
Spain, and Extremadura in particular, maintains later schedules than many other countries.
Verify specific hours for individual attractions, especially during public holidays and low season.
Handshakes are common. Two kisses on the cheek are customary between women or between a man and a woman who know each other.
Casual dress is generally accepted. Modest clothing (shoulders and knees covered) is appropriate for religious sites.
Politely ask for permission when taking close-up photos of individuals. Observe restrictions in museums or churches.
When visiting churches, cathedrals, or convents, dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered).
It is wise to avoid discussing highly sensitive political topics or controversial subjects like bullfighting.
Contact the local tourism office (Oficina de Turismo de Cáceres) directly for certain accessible routes or services.
Details about currency, payment methods, and tipping practices.
The currency used in Spain is the Euro (€).
Tipping is not as ingrained as in some other countries but is valued for good service.
A brief overview of dining etiquette and social norms.
Embrace the Castilian pace of life. Enjoy the later meal times and leisurely afternoon breaks.
