Hotel Madrid Torrevieja

C/ Villa Madrid 15 Torrevieja, Costa Blanca, Valencian Country, 03180, Spain and Canary Islands

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Murcia

A travel blog entry by daniel.lirio

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... 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

A travel blog entry by thejeshirecat

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... 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!

A travel blog entry by trent

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The next stop on our Spanish tour was the coastal city of Alicante, a small city on the Mediterranean Sea. Alicante has greenery all over, lovely promenades, a beautiful marina and the Castle of where Santa Barbara. It was a great place to break our journey from Granada to Valencia. Arriving in the city, we first went to our hotel, Les Monges Palace. LMP is a quirky hotel near Postiguet beach in a historical ...

A Moorish place?

A travel blog entry by jobloor

... were leaving more tour groups were arriving so we timed it well.

Next a stop for coffee along the Explanada de España, it is a lovely area with palm trees and carefully gardened flower beds and the paving is wavy tiles in three colours (representing the sea).There are craft stalls tourists drinking at pavement cafés, ...

Joining the Brits abroad

A travel blog entry by cathyandjustin

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For us, the town of Alicante felt a bit like receiving only the bottom half of a muffin to eat. Probably sounds a tad harsh, but we couldn't help but feel like some of the best parts of the Spanish culture had disappeared, leaving in its place a dated and slightly over-commercialised town that was set up to cater for Brits abroad (and unsuspecting Aussies...). The facade in the town was run down in parts and much of the advertising looked like a throw back to the 90's. After ...

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