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Ermita Coma Ruga

Ctra de Sant Salvador - El Vendrell S/N Coma Ruga, Costa Dorada, Catalonia, 43880, Spain and Canary Islands

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... su contenido. Por lo visto, se despertaron una mañana con picaduras por todo el cuerpo; los chinches (bedbug, qué bonita palabra) les habían atacado. Es lo que tiene dormir en hostales del Raval. Lo tiraron todo por miedo a acarrear criaturillas el resto de su viaje.

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Ha llegado el día, y Vera, el taxista con el cual había quedado a las 6:45h. para que me llevara al aeropuerto, toca puntualmente el timbre de mi puerta. Camilo, mi compañero de piso colombiano, se va a Bogotá hoy así que cogemos el taxi juntos. El día está despejado y hace calor. Vamos en el Altea XL, escuchando en la Cope ...

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... Guell - it is a large park built on top of a steep hill, with an expansive view of the city below. It was full of people in good spirits, gently walking the curved, dusty paths, and admiring Gaudi's fertile imagination in the fantastical grottoes, walkways, terraces, artworks, etc. I am so sorry I can't show you the pictures I took. You will just have to come here and see for yourself. The atmosphere of the place is such that I sat for half an hour at the highest point on ...

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6/23 Lee and I were up and out early to catch the first train to Montserrat this morning in an effort to beat the crowd. We took the Metro to Placa de Espanya where you connect with FGC. We bought a combo ticket for 19.50€ that covered a couple of Metro rides, the train to and from Montserrat, an audiovisual show, 2 funiculars on the mountain and either the cable car or funicular up to the monastery. We opted for the ...

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We had two and a half days to try to see what would normally take a week to see. We no longer needed the car (and having driven into the city to drop it off, believe me, you would not want to drive in this city), but we still needed to decide which sites we would want to visit. What better way to start than a hop-on, hop-off open air double deck bus tour?

Barcelona is a big city with many wide tree-lined boulevards and ...

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