Las Carboneras Madrid

12.1.13

Today was one of those days where people pointed at us and said "look, Americans". After waking up pretty late, my friends feeling sick from a night in la discoteca, and me feeling sick from a sinus infection, we left bed just in time for lunch. After that, we decided not to siesta, and explore instead. We walked through el Puerto …

... cold. A siesta and some dinner fixed these problems, and we headed out as a group to go to a Flamenco club. The place was called Las Carboneras. It was a small, dimly lit room with a stage in the center and tables set up all around it. On the back of the ...

... Sobrino de Botin (the oldest restaurant in the world - since 1725!), Plaza de Puerta Cerrada, Monasterio del Corpus Christi las Carboneras (where we bought cookies off cloistered nuns), Market of San Miguel, Almudena Cathedral, and Royal Palace of ...