Gran Via Zaragoza

And so began another adventure, with more than a little apprehension. I don't think I've ever been so disorganised for a trip before, with the whirlwind of finishing med school and moving back home with the final approach. I can't quite deal with what my room at home must look like and I'm sure that in the whirlwind of packing, I have forgotten …

... middle on the peninsular and just let yourself get lost, do El Prado, go to El Retiro, walk around Sol, Fuencarral and Gran Via but most importantly go out for an evening heading away from the touristy Huertas and more towards Malasaña, Chueca, Conde ...

... jamon...holy crap! I just ordered more wine and crammed more bread down my throat.  Come on, Spain! Not to knock Zaragoza but the sights are few and far between. Of course, as with most old European towns there is the massive and exquisite cathedral ...

... might as well goto a passport photo booth! so tomorrow i take a day trip to toledo.. this was the medieval capital of muslim spain and a centre of intellectual learning and science.. hopefully i will get up on time as i have to do the rest of madrid in ...