Hotel Argantonio Cádiz

calle Argantonio 3 Cádiz, Costa de la Luz, Andalusia, 11004, Spain and Canary Islands

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3000 Year Old City

A travel blog entry by tlvice

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... The church was built between the 13th and 16th centuries. Then we continued south. We made it to the sea wall.

From there we walked by the Roman Theatre. The site was closed, so there was not much to see.

We walked back into the old town, making our way to Calle Pelota. That was a busy street with many shops. We ultimately selected Bodegon Riojano for lunch. It is at C/Pelota, 8. We were seated in the back of the restaurant. ...

Jerez

A travel blog entry by viva.sabata

Jerez, the sherry capital of Andalucia and probably all of Spain, is a cute but dirty seaside town about an hour from the ferry across the straight to Africa. It is non descript but offered a decent stop to explore the old quarter and sample some local food. I finally found a leather jacket (I've been looking for one for several years now). It wasn't the smokin' deal I wanted but still on the lower end of all the ones Ive looked at in the past ...

Cadiz Carnival

A travel blog entry by mikepsilve

... broken glass and drunken Spanish partiers throwing bottles at things.

Matt and I met up with Dani who is studying in Grenada for the semester. It was cool to see her. Her costume was a laundry bin that looked like a duck. Haha. It was so cute. Matt had some Indian feather and a random gray beard and moustache that had nothing to do with his costume. I wore a 1 Euro colorful Viking helmet hat with colored braids on each side. It was the most ...

Espana

A travel blog entry by truetravelerare

... bother with cooking this semester. On the down side, there is a lot of salt and a limited number of ingredients.

On the first day few days on the ship, I swore I would not be like every other SAS alumni and slam the food. The kitchen tries, they really do. Some of it is pretty tasty. It’s just it’s the same tasty foods every day.

Here in port, I see the Spaniards love the lomo. ...

Hanibal's City on the Southern Altlantic Coast

A travel blog entry by isomcarol

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... find the winds had stilled to the point that they would not even turn the thousands of wind turbines (windmills) that dot the southern coast. Temperatures in the low 80's was very welcome after the rains in central Spain. Our first adventure of the day was a visit to the Museum of Cadiz which began with the incredible luck of finding a parking space that only an expert like myself could have gotten into. Then we wandered the alleys ...

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