Hotel Rural A Toca
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A Fairytale Ending
... had us enthralled. The entry way itself was over a moat (26m deep!) and from there we gradually wandered our way through the Throne Room (guess what was in that room?), the Gallery Room, the Royal Bedroom ;) ;), the Room of the Monarchs, the Chapel, the Armoury ... and the Pine Cone Room! No, that's not our bad Spanglish translation; the room is named because of the ceiling decorations which resemble pinecones - albeit gold ones.
While Andrew was taking ...
Im storming the Palace and castle!!
... which listed the sexiest royals in the world and remember reading something about the Royal family of Spain. Well as we all remember form our history lessons there has been a royal family ruling in Spain for centuries but nowadays they just chill out and greet dignitaries (and get their photos taken and put in magazines listing the hottest royals in the world). The Palace we went to was AMAZING!!! I would love to tell you more about it through a ...
Roman Aqueducts and Disney Castles
... lot of history jammed into one town.
That evening we headed back to Madrid and met back up with our new couchsurfer, Paco (we had changed sleeping locations last night) and went out to dinner. First we stopped be one of his favorite bars for a couple glasses of wine and then enjoyed a wonderful Japanese meal of sushi!!! We have been really missing variety in food so this was a nice treat.
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Enchanting Segovia
... each way, offering rugged, spectacular scenery on the way. I preferred the bus to Segovia vs the train since it's cheaper, departures are more frequent, and the bus station in Segovia is closer to the city than the train station. It was just a 10-min walk to the aqueduct...
A clear blue sky accentuated the Roman Aqueduct, Cathedral, and castle-like Alcazar today in this simply beautiful Spanish city in Castilla y León, north of Madrid...
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Happy St. Patrick's Day :)
... br> On Saturday the 13th, we took a train to Segovia for the day. It was a pretty nice day, a bit chilly at times, but overall really good weather. We saw the aqueduct, a castle and many other pretty sights. When we first got there we thought we were in the middle of nowhere, but after a 15 minute taxi ride, we were in the city. It was a very small city, but had some incredible views and sights. The castle now houses a bunch of weaponry and military ...
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