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El Tercero Día en España!
... it click in my head- I'm really in Spain!
Basically, all I have to say is that I've been absolutely loving my trip here so far. Madrid is an incredibly beautiful city; I'm not sure that I'll even want to leave when the time comes! Si quieres aprender la lengua de español, pienso que necesitas vivir en Madrid por una semana, un mes, un año- lo que quieras, pero es un experiencia muy único y valioso. Para mi, es una experiencia que nunca puedo olvidar.
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El Escorial Monastery
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Inside only a tiny portion of the building is accessible to visitors, and it's in form of a museum. The exhibits are pretty interesting, but you follow a tightly controlled route from one room to another without much exploration of your own. The first exhibit was so, so cool! The exhibits were about the construction of the building, featuring some of ...
Jurnal de Camino part.2
... la școala o teza despre Transilvania. Super tare, nu? Am vorbit apoi la o sticla de vin Rosu de Rioha, regiunea in care ne aflam despre prietenii comuni pe care ni-i facusem pe Camino: Fabio si Maria, cei doi coreeni s.a. O seara foarte plăcută a fost si in Azofra, unde am întâlnit niște francezi: Domenic, Marcel si Inez. Si Inez a fost de câteva ori in Romania, la Calarasi cu treaba la o fabrica de confectii. Am gatit, ...
ORGULLO!
Arrived in Madrid v early after a decent night train (aching muscles of course, and swollen feet thanks to sleeping upright for a good 8 hours... not that we slept that well!) Went to the hostel and had to leave and walk around until check in time as the rooms were all full... Walking to a cafe we saw about ten times more litter than you'd ever see in London, and we dıd think that was a bit odd... later found out that we had arrived just in time for the last night of ...
Madrid. The Mercado de El Rastro.
... musical opereta, based usually in popular traditions, and the “chotis” is the baile (dance), of Madrid.
I continued up the calle Toledo towards the Plaza Mayor. On the other side is la Puerta de Toledo, this was the way to reach Toledo from Madrid. La Puerta de Toledo is also one of the neglected sites in Madrid. La Puerta de Alcala, opposite to El Retiro park is the protagonist of the Madrid guidebooks, is very well taken care of, ...
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