Fontana Torrevieja
C/ Rambla De Juan Mateo, 19 Torrevieja, Costa Blanca, Valencian Country, Spain and Canary Islands
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Murcia
... de autobuses de Murcia, visitamos la ciudad. Primero la plaza de las Flores, donde trabaja su hermano Dani en un mesón (estuvimos comiendo comida murciana). Luego paseo por el centro: el ayuntamiento, la catedral, el casino (de estilo árabe por dentro), los puentes del río, el tranvía... Un sitio muy interesante fue la cafetería del Arco al lado del teatro Romea.
CARAVACA DE LA CRUZ
El segundo día visitamos Caravaca de la Cruz y los pueblos de los alrededores ...
Champagne Breakfast
... Emily's birthday (where we saw BARCELONA whip Real Madrid's butts).
I suppose I should start with yesterday. The room Em and I were sleeping in had these amazing curtains that blocked out all the sunlight. Perfect for me, but it was so hard to get up in the morning. That is to say, we overslept every day. When we were finally up, I was rushed to the dining room to put on a party hat and wait to ...
Fantastico Alicante!
... of the largest medieval fortresses in Spain. The castle was built by the Moors in the 9th/10th century and, at 166 meters in height, produces an amazing view of the city, coastline and harbor. The castle is full of cannons, dungeons, a moat, the ruins of a small church and, of course, a famous lookout tower. It really is a great place to visit and I definitely wish we would have had more then one day to enjoy Alicante. ...
A Moorish place?
Another sunny day, how lucky have we been! We set off to walk the short distance into town and head right along the sea front to the elevator which takes you up to Santa Barbara Castle set high on a cliff above the town. It had only just opened so we were among the first up to take advantage of the great views.
By the ...
Joining the Brits abroad
... streets of Stockholm, Alicante looked like it was in desperate need of a good scrubbing behind the ears and there was a faint scent of forlornness about the place. However the old town still retained some of it's quaint charm with cobblestone streets and enough alfresco dining to keep even the most persistent restaurant hopper interested. The beach was clearly the hero of the town with red and shiny tourists giving their skin a good beating before heading home. ...



