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Lloret de Mar

Travel Guide Europe Spain Catalonia Lloret de Mar

Introduction

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Lloret de Mar is a popular coastal city in Catalonia, especially popular with young party people. The city has around 38,000 inhabitants, most of them working in the tourism industry. It is about 40 kilometres from Barcelona and 75 from Girona.

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Neighbourhoods

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Sights and Activities

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Events and Festivals

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Weather

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Getting There

By Plane

Both Barcelona and Girona are within an hour from Lloret de Mar by car.

By Train

By Car

By Bus

By Boat

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Getting Around

By Car

By Public Transport

By Foot

By Bike

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Eat

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Drink

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Sleep

Property	Address	Type	Popularity
Hostal Mary	Oliva 37	Guesthouse	100
Hotel Athene	Calle Joan Llaverias 38	Hotel	76
Hotel Athene Neos	Calle Joan Llaverias 55	Hotel	76
Hotel Bella Dolores	Plaça d´Espanya 5 Girona	Hotel	80
Hotel Marsol	Passeig Jacint Verdaguer,7	Hotel	-
Hotel Mercedes Lloret de Mar	Avenida Mistral, 32	Hotel	71
Hotel Roger de Flor	Turo de l'estelat sn 17310	Hotel	92
Hotel Surf – Mar	C/Ramón Casas, 9 C.P	Hotel	-
Hotel Samba	Carrer de Francesc Cambó 1	Hotel	72
Hotel Acacias	Paseo Acacias, 21	Hotel	-
Montevista-Hawai	Av. Roca Grossa, 5-15	Hotel	-
Apartamentos Playas Lloret	Costa Carbonell 48 L2 LLoret de Mar	Apartment	76
Gran Hotel Don Juan	C/ Riera 77	Hotel	-

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Work

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Learn

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Keep Connected

Internet

Phone

Post

If you want to post a card, you can head to the post office (Correos). The Spanish post is not yet as efficient as colleagues in other countries so receiving a card can take a bit longer than the number of days that it should take. On the website of Correos, you can find the locations of nearby post offices.
Post offices are generally open from 8:30am to 2:00pm, although times can vary and the main post office usually is open until the early evening. Most will also open again on Saturday mornings, but in the smaller towns will close as early as 12 noon. When posting a letter, look for a yellow box and, if possible, post at the post office itself where there will also be divisions for local, national and international mail. Be prepared for long queues at the post office. This is why tobacco shops sell stamps and many will also have the facility to weigh packages.
Standard letters/postcards of up to 20 grams sent within Spain are €0.34. However, non-standard letters/postcards of up to 20g are €0.39. Letters/postcards of 20 to 50 grams are €0.45. In the case of international shipping, the price is €0.64 to most countries within Europe for standard envelopes (letters/postcards) up to 20g, for a few European countries and outside Europe it is €0.78.

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