Do Spain put their clocks back?

Spain is one of the many European countries that participate in the practice of daylight saving time (DST). As a result, Spain does indeed put their clocks back by one hour during the last Sunday in October each year. This shift marks the end of DST and the beginning of standard time, during which the clocks remain at the same setting for the remainder of the year. The primary purpose of DST is to make better use of daylight, potentially reducing the consumption of electricity for lighting during evening hours and promoting outdoor activities.