Hotel Los Linajes Segovia
C/ Doctor Velasco 9 Segovia, Castile-León, 40003, Spain and Canary Islands
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Segovia
Anyway after Avila we headed to Segovia and this is one of our fav towns in Spain. It is a tiny town with a massive cathedral, an Alcazar (castle) and a Roman aqueduct that was built in the 2nd-1st century BC, oh and it is still in use bringing water to the town from 18miles away! The streets in the town are so small that in some cases they have …
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Day Trip To Segovia
... out at the moment so didn't stay long. We also wandered around the Jewish Quarter and tried to visit the Synagoge and the city walls but both were closed due to siesta which is a real shame. We caught the bus back to Madrid to find that there is a protest going on that is closing off all the metro stations. It made getting back to our hostel a bit tricky but we hope that it is all resolved by tomorrow as we need to catch the metro to the airport! Fingers crossed!
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Segovia with Hillary & Becca
... tapas. Leslie and I had red wine. Tyler and Hillary had a diet Coke. Becca had a bottle of water. In addition, I got us some croquetas and some chorrizo. As we sat there we were entertained by watching the cars vie for position at the Gate of San Andres. It is only wide enough to allow one car at a time.
When we finished our drinks we walked up Calle de la Juderia Nueva back to Calle Marques del Arco. That took us back along the east side of ...
Im storming the Palace and castle!!
... craftsmanship in so many ways. The throne room is still used by the Royal family to greet dignitaries and high profile visitors. Also, I learned that the Queen of Spain (Sophia) is of Greek decent. I must say the palace was amazing and more importantly seeing these magnificent works of art really took my breath away. I'm not gonna lie, I'm attaching some images from the Internet below just to show you how amazing some of these rooms were.
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Spanish Heritage
... a traditional turn of the century elegant establishment that has seen better days. Nevertheless the receptionist is kind, and when we ask what we should do with the car, he gives us a cardboard decal and tells us to leave it where it is.
It has several graceful but aged public rooms with lovely parquet floors seemingly taken over by elderly spinsters playing gin rummy.
Our bedroom is ...



