Casa Rural La Portaza
Esparras nº77, Zaragoza
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Casa Rural La Portaza Zaragoza

Esparras nº77 Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain and Canary Islands

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23 KASIM ZARAGOZA - TUDELA

Bu sabah guya erken kalkacaktik ama 11.00 de ancak yola cikabildik. Kahvaltida etmedik, etrafta yiyecek bir sey yoktu. Ceviz, findik, meyve suyu yedik dustuk yola.Otelin karsisindaki benzinciden benzinimizi fulledik. Iphone`dan rotamizi cizdik amabir turlu Bilbao yoluna cikamadik. 30 dakika ...

BUGUN ZARAGOZA GEZILECEK....

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22 Kasim Zaragoza Tum gun

Dun aksam Zaragoza`ya gelip havaalani yakininda bir otele yerlesmistik. Otel guzel, yakinlardaki alisveris merkezinde de cok iyi tapas + bira ile aksam yemegini halletmistik.

Sabah erken kalkmadik. 11 civari ciktik. Otelin onunden sehir merkezine her yarim saatte bir otobus kalkiyormus. Arabasiz gitmeye karar verdik. Iyi bir yagmur yagiyor malesef. Otobus tarifede ...

Wedding in Alfaro

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... I went to see her leave the church, "La Salida" is what they call it in Spain. She was married at the Church of our Lady Burgo.There were so many people waiting for her outside the church in the narrow streets. Everyone from the town who was not at the wedding and those who were at the ceremony wait outside the church to make a lot of noise and to celebrate the ...

Romans, tapas and prayer flags

A travel blog entry by kenahan.kate

... Susi brought me to the 'tubo' neighborhood (named for its narrow, siphoning alleys) one afternoon to discover the best concentration of tapas establishments that I have ever seen. We dined in one particularly cool pub on the intersection of two alleys, standing by a window sideboard and sipping red wines.

I got to help with the driving on the way back to Madrid, ...

Stopover in a Lovely Town

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We walked up an avenue that edged the old town - trees were interlaced overhead, (and to each other) along the avenue where the majority of the population had gathered to promenade or meet up with friends for a chat. It was a place for people watching on a grand scale.

We looked in on the tourist office to get a map of the town and visited three magnificent churches within the space of several hundred ...

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