Museo del Jamon Madrid

... ;the less said the better. Especially for vegetarians such as Virginia: for example one of the most succesful restaurant chains in Madrid is El Museo del Jamon (The Museum of Ham), where the closest one can get to vegetarian is a few vegetables next to a ...

...  Shakespeare and found some frogs, wandered around the shops in the city centre, took a look at Museo del Jamon (an eatery where you buy a beer and eat huge chunks of ham off the bone), and had a quick squiz at Palacio Real (official residence ...

Museo del Jamon for breakfast. Jamon croissant, orange juice and coffee for a few euros. Set ourselves the goal of getting into the Prado early today. Being New Years Eve, it was going to be open from 10 to 2 only. Long queue when we arrived. (Should ...

... del Oro Bar Andalú (http://www.torredeloro.wellsoc.org/) for a few beers before tasting my first, but certainly not last, Bocadillo de Jamon at Museo del Jamón (http://www.museodeljamon.es/). I then headed back to my hostel for a good nights ...

... a stunning Chapel at the end of the tour route. Royal armoury was cool too. Had some tapas at Debrassa on the Calle Mayor (Museo del Jamon and 100 Mocaditos were too full). Late in the afternoon already, we went to the other side of the city centre to ...

... he said. Just as he said this I looked to my right and there in front of me was the object of David's curiosity. "Museo Del Jamon" the sign read in bright orange lettering, I pointed to it and we made our way through the crowd to the door. ...

... while surrounded by 400 year old statues and evergreen trees.  Then through Puerta del Sol, a final sandwich at the Museo del Jamon and a phenomenal dinner at Botin, the world's oldest continuously running restaurant (1725).  The ambiance and ...

... re-opened after the siesta. Then, like a steamboat emerging from a heavy fog, I see the well-lit sign-the Museo del Jamon. I've read about this place and seen it on travel shows. I wasn't planning on eating so early, it was only past 8pm and I ...

... are people wearing masks and wigs, walking the streets like this is normal behavior. 3. There's a chain of restaurants called "Museo del Jamon" - literally translated, that means "Museum of Ham." Every menu I've seen has ham in most of the dishes, ...

... for a pastry or a glass of tea. By noon I was approaching the Puerta del Sol, so I had a bocadillo and copa de vino at the Museo del Jamon. Next my circuit continued West to the Avenue of the Castillanas, where the Prado stretches on for city ...