Hanging Out in Spain: The Complete Guide to the Hottest Cities, Scenes & Parties (Paperback)
Review
“Written specifically for students and 20-somethings, Hanging Out guides target cheap eats, lodgings and cool clubs.” —Publisher’s Weekly
“Written specifically for students and 20-somethings, Hanging Out guides target cheap eats, lodgings and cool clubs.” — Publisher’s Weekly
Product Description
This is a new breed of travel guides, the first student guides to satisfy the real needs and interests of a college-age crowd. The tone: fresh, sarcastic, irreverent, intrepid, but not anti-intellectual. This complete guide covers Spain’s hottest party towns and resorts, most gorgeous (and challenging) outdoor spots, and secluded towns where you can lay low and mingle with the locals. We highlight everything a hip, young crowd wants: the club and music scene, the best bars, hanging out, retro shopping, cheap eats and sleeps, the gay and lesbian scene, a fresh take on all the cultural sights, and more! Hanging Out in Spain covers Madrid, Barcelona, Seville and much more, all with dozens of maps.
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July 23rd, 2009 at 10:57 pm
This guide acted as my bible for planning my trip to Spain. I love that the writers realize that young travels don’t always want to hit the ‘tourist’ spots like museums and churches…I mean, in Europe, there’s only so many you can handle! But most of all, I appreciate how they were completely honest about what they thought of certain places. For instance, their description of San Antonio on Ibiza as ” a nightmarish combination of suburban shopping mall, soccer riot, and frat party…” helped me decide where I would NOT go. And the interesting little sections on fashion, locals, and drugs were very interesting and helpful. My only hope is that they will update this edition with all the prices in Euros, rather than pesetas.