Parador de Salamanca
Teso de la Feria, 2 Salamanca, Castile-León, 37008, Spain and Canary Islands
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The gorgeous city of Salamanca
After renting a car, we drove several hours to Salamanca. Driving there was incredible, you are driving on the autopista and there is nothing but arid land all around you. All of a sudden, you see this golden city in the distance. It is truly a marvelous sight!
Our hotel was downhill from the center of the city, and we walked across this …
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The BullFight
... I had heard from several different individuals that they didn't like bull fighting mostly due to the cruelty and harm that it imposes on animals who were raised for the sole purpose of killing. In that sense I completely understand the viewpoint of others, but at the same time sitting there in that arena I witnessed, first-hand so much culture, tradition, love and respect for ones fellow comrade. It was crazy to see how young and old alike, literally ...
Beautiful town, no so beautiful food,..
... The room was not huge, but very comfortable and the bed was wonderful. Normally beds in Spain are quite hard, but this one was perfect, not too hard and not too soft. In the room they had some more cava Champagne waiting for us together with some sweets to celebrate Linda's birthday, and our wedding of course. We enjoyed the cool room for a while before we headed out into Salamanca, it was too hot to go outside anyways.
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Raza en Salamanca
... it has annoyed and at times offended me. We had been forewarned of the possibility of some racial tension but experiencing it is a completely different thing. Do keep in mind though that this behavior is not representative of all the people or even most of the people in Salamanca. For the most part the people here are inviting and helpful. Though, we've received the most trouble from some restaurant workers and ...
Begining of Classes
... The first class was a struggle, but I remained optimistic and told myself, "It's just the first day; you'll be fine." In my second class, which was Spanish History, the teacher spoke all English and I felt completely lost during her lecture. After this class, I decided it would be best for me to start in basic classes. After standing in a long line, ...
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