Can you smoke in nightclubs in Spain?

What are the smoking laws in Spain? Regarding tobacco, you cannot smoke in indoor public spaces, or in indoor workplaces, or inside bars and restaurants open to the public, or on the terraces of bars/restaurants that the owner so decides, or in public transport, or private transport if you have children on it.



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Traditionally a smoker-friendly country, Spain has had a workplace smoking ban since 2005 and a total ban on smoking in bars and restaurants since 2011. Smoking is banned in a few outdoor areas as well, including schools, hospitals and playgrounds.

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Since August 2020 smoking is only prohibited on terraces or in public if there was no possibility of maintaining a safety distance. However, six regions - the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands, Cantabria, Valencia, Asturias and Aragón extended this ban.

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You can only smoke on your hotel balcony or terrace, or in your own flat/house if you are an owner. There's no smoking areas in bars or restaurants. Roads, beaches, even up in the mountains, - all banned areas. €100 fine if caught.

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Smoking allowed again on bar and restaurant terraces in Spain's Balearic Islands. SMOKERS in the Balaeric Islands can once again legally enjoy a cigarette on a bar or restaurant terrace after all Covid-19 health restrictions ended on Wednesday.

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Smoking is prohibited in indoor public places and workplaces and on public transportation. Limited exceptions to the smoking ban are provided for designated hotel guest rooms. There are also some limited restrictions on smoking in outdoor public places, such as in playgrounds and at open spaces in health facilities.

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Is It Legal To Vape In Spain? The good news for sun-seekers is that yes vaping is legal in Spain! It is however restricted in certain places, and it is always important to remember that politically, vaping products in Spain are the subject of public health debates.

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Smoking isn't allowed in any enclosed workplace, public building or on public transport in the UK.

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