Complejo Turistico Castillo Castellar
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Gibraltar
Po triurni vožnji po s soncem obsijani pokrajini, z atlantikom na eni strani in preštevilnimi vetrnicami na drugi strani, sva prispela v majhno špansko mesto La Linea. Od tam pa peš čez mejo v angleški Gibraltar- problemov z razumevanjem jezika tu ni bilo, angleški naglas se je slišal vsepovsod. Nisva ravno vedela, kaj ...
Yeah, went to the UK today.
... them. So then, we are on Gibraltar – aka we are now in what appears to be England. Woo. Because apparently, it's an English colony or something like that (yeah, I know, I’m no history buff and I’m the first to admit it). There were police men in crazy hats, red telephone booths, and fish and chips.
Speaking of cops, I realized I haven’t mentioned our hot cops theory at all. Spain ...
Espagne: Séville et Ceuta
... d'une heure. Sur le bateau, il y avait peu de touristes, mais plein de militaires. En effet, l'Espagne assure une présence militaire importante a Ceuta, pour etre certain que le Maroc les laisse tranquille. Genre que l'armée occupe encore la forteresse du haut de la colline batie il y a quelques centaines d'années! La ville fut longtemps un sujet de conflit entre l'Espagne et le Maroc.
Autrement, j'avais l'impression d'etre dans une ville espagnole avec beaucoup de ...
Little Brittain
... I was expecting but it was definitely not this. A quick history on Gibralter. It is a strategic place at the opening of the Mediterranean Sea that the Spanish and English have been fighting over for centuries. The Spanish had it first then the Brits grabbed control and ever since there has been some bitter relationships over who owns, it and who should own it. The people who live there consider themselves a separate entity to both countries which makes it an even more ...
Monkeys galore
... more during WWII. Great views over the township of Gibraltar. We were in the taxi for about one and a half hours and he dropped us at the end of the Main Street, which unfortunately had most of the shops closed. They have siesta or similar in most of these places between about 1pm and 4pm and only the usual touristy kiosk type shops were open, although we did manage to pick up a couple of bottle of duty free alcohol. We got a taxi back to the ...
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- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Kitchenette
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