Cal Ruiz Pas de la Casa
Avinguda Consell General 10-12 Pas de la Casa, Andorra
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Needs More Cowbell
... to go back and climb the pass over the top of the mountains. It was gorgeous and snowy with great views. We turned around at the top, about 7800ft, and retreated to town. Continuing south, we drove through the valleys and climbed mountain passes in search of the small farming villages off the beaten path, signs of the old Andorra. Instead, every time we turned we just found... more ski condos. And spas. And golf courses. It really seems to ...
Andorra Zaragoza yolu, Organya`da ogle yemegi
... otelin ortaklarindanmis. Aile sirketiymis. Sohbet muhabbet, kahve parasini da odetmedi sagolsun. Sevimli insan bu Andorra`lilar.
Bu arada adamdan, Andorra merkezden 10 dakika uzakta kayak pistleri oldugunu, 30 dakikada bir otobus kalktigini ve otobusun 1,5 euro civarinda oldugunu ogrendim. Otobusle liftlerin basina gidiyormussunuz. Orada kayaginizi kiralayip kayiyorsunuz sonra kayaklari birakip 10 dakikalik otobus yolculugu ile ...
ANDORRA 2. GUN
... kurulusu. Iyi havayolu.
Bu arada Bilbao`dan donuse gececegiz. Donusumuz 20 Aralik`i gececek gibi. 23 Aralik icin Venedik - Yunanistan feribot biletini simdiden alsakmi diye dusunmeye basladik. Cunku Chrismis 24 aralik`ta. Feribot fiyatlari ucuk rakamlara cikabilir. Ama 3-4 gece Zell am see`de kalip kayak yapmakta istiyoruz. Bakicaz artik.
Otele donus, yarinki rotamizi inceleme, zaragoza ve Bilbao`daki hotel rezervasyonlarini yapma vs... Hadi iyi ...
The Pyrenees, not Paris
... became a saint and now thousands of catholics take the pilgrimage to Lourdes to pray and wish for a miracle. It was great to see, but the amount of tacky catholic souvenirs avaliable was crazy. Usually you would see Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame tacky souvenirs, but this was the Pyrenees, not Paris.
One full day in France and we were loving it. When people visit France some are lucky enough to see the finish of the Tour de France in Paris. Well this was the ...
A little train, a great journey - and more
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Most of the little train's passengers alighted at the Jardins and there was a fair bit of ticket confusion, so the staff waved us through because they could see that we were clutching our tickets in our paws and told us they'd validate them on the way out. This meant that we were pretty much the first people down the steps and into the verdant valley.
Comparisons with Gaudi's more famous Parc Guell in Barcelona are inevitable and there are ...



