1. Prepared: Živilė Stirbytė Viktorja Voveraitytė IIa

2. From Lithuanian to Spain is 3313,3 km.

3. Spain capital is Madrid

4. The capital of Spain, located in the heart of the peninsula and right in the center of the Castillian plain 646 meters above sea level, has a population of over three million. Madrid is characterized by intense cultural and artistic activity and a very lively nightlife. Madrid

5. People In Spain live 46 030 109 people.

6. Languages

7. Roman CatholicismRoman Catholicism has long been the main religion of Spain, and although it no longer has official status by law.

8. Culture in Spain Bullfighting Bull-running Flamenco The Tomato Fight – “La Tomatina”

9. Bullfighting

10. Bull fighting is very closely associated with Spain and can trace its origins back to 711 A.D. This is when the first bullfight took place in celebration for the crowning of King Alfonso VIII. It is very popular in Spain with several thousand Spaniards flocking to their local bull-ring each week.

11. Bull-running

12. Every year from July 7th-14th thousands pack into Pamplona to start Spain's most famous bull-running fiesta to honour Navarre capital's patron saint, San Fermin. Spain stages more than 3,000 fiestas (festivals) each year but the 7 days of bull-running are the favourite in terms of spectacle and excitement.

13. Flamenco

14. Flamenco is a folk art, around 200 years old. It is from Southern Spain and is individualistic, yet structured. Song, dance and guitar are blended into passionate rhythms which are often improvised and spontaneous. Flamenco will have any imaginable theme, from up to date stories, to politics, to love, to history, to humor, etc. Often however, the tragic lyrics and tone of flamenco reflect the sufferings of the gypsy people from whom it originated.

15. The Tomato Fight – “La Tomatina”

16. Surely the worlds' biggest food-fight: every year around 30,00 people descend on the Spanish town of Bunol to throw more than 240,000 pounds of tomatoes at each other. The festival on the last Wednesday of August is called 'the Tomatina' and is basically a town-wide tomato fight. It is thought the tradition began in 1945 when a fight erupted among two young members of a carnival crowd.

17. Sport Sport in Spain in the second half of 20th century has been dominated by football. Other popular sport activities include basketball, tennis, cycling, handball, motorcycling, Formula One, water sports, golf, and skiing.

18. Cuisine Main meniu: Mediterranean Spain – all such coastal regions, from Catalonia to Andalusia: heavy use of seafood, such as pescaíto frito; several cold soups like gazpacho; and many rice-based dishes like paella from Valencia [153] and arroz negro from Catalonia. [154] [ Inner Spain – Castile: hot, thick soups such as the bread and garlic-based Castilian soup, along with substantious stews such as cocido madrileño. Food is traditionally conserved by salting, like Spanish ham, or immersed in olive oil, like Manchego cheese. Atlantic Spain – the whole Northern coast, from Galicia to Navarre: vegetable and fish-based stews like pote gallego and marmitako. Also, the lightly cured lacón ham.

19. Thanks for atention

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