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La Primera Entrada
... myself now, onto some actually interesting details about Madrid nightlife.
The thing with Erasmus (exchange years abroad) is that if you want to go out 7 nights a week you can, there is always someone wanting to go and get bevvied - fortunately my body has a 3 night in a row limit. Within the first 2 weeks, through my universities Facebook page I met so many different and unique people from all over the world - so tell me then how I ended up in a flat for a ...
The day after
... it was only second breakfast. Next tothe Mercado which upon stepping inside JC bought a pastry which was light flakey and delicious. Ben had been in search of a hat the entire trip and was inspired at the wedding by one of the Pilo's friends who was an ambassador for Spain, a portly man with heavy chat gravity but fascinating with a gift of language and public speaking. He dapperly wore a white panama style hat and there it was in the Mercado. ...
Landed in Madrid..... whooo hooo
... more and gotta say the fire water was best in the end. Hard to describe the taste...yellow was sweet...brown wasn't as sweet but tasty...fire water....was .... firewater! Lost count how many....
Diego finally saw and heard that it was time to pour me in me hotel... might have been the slurring or something who knows. I could ablo with the best of em at that point...So I staggered out and off to the hotel ...... face plant..........
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Museums and more!
... groceries at an amazing chain store nearby (El Corte Inglés) that truly has everything, including food (perhaps like a Target on steroids). After stocking the apartment with food, we walked down a main street leading out of the Puerta del Sol to see one of Madrid’s beautiful fountains and spend the afternoon at Spain's premier art gallery, the Prado. Many famous art works later, we cleared our heads by walking back through the ...
25. Spanish Canberra
... of a small military fortress. Since then, Madrid's population has grown but its appeal, unfortunately, has not.
Wikipedia touts Madrid to be the "most touristic city in Spain" but I can't for the life of me understand why. It's not there´s anything wrong with Madrid, it's more about the utter lack of things to do. As neither Blair nor I have a great appreciation for art, the city's art galleries are ...
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