| To
dial Spain: |
|
City
codes: |
|
|
| 1.
Dial
the international exit code 00. |
|
Sitges |
|
93 |
| 2.
Dial
Spain's country code 34. |
|
Barcelona |
|
93 |
| 3.
Dial
the city code >>> |
|
Madrid |
|
91 |
| 4.
Dial
the number. |
|
Gran
Canaria |
|
92 |
|
|
Malaga |
|
95 |
| To
dial out of Spain: |
|
Torremolinos |
|
95 |
| 1.
Dial
the international exit code 00. |
|
Marbella |
|
95 |
| 2.
Dial
the country code for the country you are calling. |
|
Seville |
|
95 |
| 3.
Dial
the city code. |
|
Ibiza |
|
97 |
| 4.
Dial
the number. |
|
Valencia |
|
96 |
| (Dialing
some countries may differ) |
 |
Benidorm |
|
96 |
| From
within Spain: The
city code is always dialed before the number, even from within the same
city. |
| Since
it always have to be dialed, we've included the city codes in all phone
numbers throughout the guides. |
| All
mobile/cell phone
numbers start with the number 6. You do not dial the city code first when
calling another mobile phone. |
| If
you plan to buy a mobile phone in Spain, (They're called mobile phones
here) check what company the person you are most likely to |
| call
the most uses. It's more expensive if you are calling from one mobile phone
company to someone who uses another. ie. Dialing |
| using
Vodafone to an Orange user or vise versa is more expensive than Vodafone
to Vodafone or Orange to Orange. |
|
