Hotel El Diamantista Toledo

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... br><br> We entered a very-hard-to-find small Church next that had some great El Greco paintings in this humble place, also a convent. I saddled up to a young nun and asked if the Church was closing since it was close to 1:30pm (they re-open 4-7pm) but she said all was OK, and to finish our visit. I said with sign language and one word that I was from Canada. She mirrored back &#8220;India&#8221; with a big ...

... the city. It had some cool things, and I liked the ceramic tiles. The tour guide told us that Toledo is famous for these. I wanted to get some, but they only had letters, and I just wanted some ornate tiles, not to spell out my name or something dumber. I decided just to get another guide book. We then drove to right outside the city walls, as busses are not allowed in the city center. This reminded me of Siena, as did the rest of the city.<br><br ...

... me that the stop I get dropped off at doesn't take me back if I pick up the bus there again. I ended up out at the edge of the city at the end of the line. The bus driver even kicked me off the bus. Luckily for me there was another stop accross the street and it would drop me off at Plaza Zocodover, which is where i wanted to be. Current weather: Foggy 32F

... with the worst headache I´ve ever experienced. Was planning to go to Toledo, but couldn´t face anything but staying in bed for the whole morning. Went to the laundrymat then spent the afternoon chilling in the Jardin de Palace Real, gorgeous gardens surrounding the Kings palace, reading my book. Had an early night, thank god, then off to Toledo in the morning. I think Toledo is the most confusing city I ...

... a lot of arches and 5 aisles, while most have 3. One interesting thing was that there was only one Jewish symbol (a Star of David) in the whole building, which was kind of hidden in a corner. The last place we went on the tour was San Juan de los Reyes, which is a Franciscan monastery and church. There was a really pretty cloister with interesting sculptures and gargoyles, including a little monkey on a toilet reading the newspaper. We walked to the old ...

... brick building, with glass ceiling and miniature rain forest in the central atrium. Julia and I had café con leche, while the guys walked about a bit more. We walked towards the platforms around 10am. Atocha Renfe station, it must be mentioned, was the site of the terrible terrorist attacks on March 11, 2004, the events which came to be known as "Spain's 9/11". So it was with a certain curiosity and deep respect that I approached the ...

... denn bisher war es mehr nur eine Schlafstelle. Mit meinen Mitbewohnern hatte ich bisher sehr wenig zu tun, da beide oft am Abend arbeiten und ich meistens schon im Bett war, als sie zurückkamen. Es gefällt mir aber wirklich gut in der WG. Ich glaube, dass ich ein super Los gezogen habe. Gewisse Sachen sind jedoch auch gewöhnungsbedürftig, wie beispielsweise das Kochen (Hauptsache (zu) viel Öl) oder das Verhältnis zur Umwelt. Letzte Woche wurde zum ...

... on it. The finale was a showcase of the current players' boots and their autographes. I noticed two things: There was no prayers room so they didn't need last minute prayers. There were no full-size figure ...

... out in the big park, went inside the crystal palace, drank more caffe con leche (the first thing I learned in spain - how to order coffee). Generally did a walking tour of the city. Checked out some amazing architecture etc. I loved the people in spain but I wouldn't reccommend a long stay if you don't like smokey restaurants... and I am still hunting for a fresh fruit and veg shop.