Hotel Occidental Grand Teguise Playa Costa Teguise

... soon as we had taken our pictures, the rain intensified and at times appeared to be coming in from the ocean horizontally. Soaked, we opted to return to the city another time and headed back to Lasarte to dry off, warm up and play some cards, which has now become a favorite pastime of ours when there is nothing else to do. Our next visit to San Sebastian, however ...

Historically, Spain are famous because of the beautiful views and culture they possessed. Every year, thousands or even million traveler around the world spending time in Spain. The nature, people, traditions, cultural activity, architectural designs are preserved ...

... and has many new paintings, its about 6.euros to go in . One of my favorites places in Madrid is bar .." El Burladero" Echegaray 19 .. .. where you will find Bullfighters (toreros) and such, at night dont go there before 1130 pm as you will find the bar empty, this bar is usually filled with a mix of madrilenos that go there to enjoy good music while sipping a copa ~ you can buy a copa and chat with ...

... to stay according to how far you want to get for the day or how you are feeling; find a suitable place (or reserve ahead); get acquainted with the village; and most important, have your Pilgrim credential stamped. The stamps represent proof that one has traveled from village to village and each stamp is beautiful and distinctive with an identifying name and symbol. Some observations about travelling on the Camino in Spain ...

"No one realizes how beautiful it is to travel until he comes home and rests his head on his old, familiar pillow." -Lin Yutang Final Day (March 21st): Today was my last day in Spain. Time flew by so quickly. On Monday I will be going back to school. I will miss Madrid very much but I will remember all of the good times I had here. My plane was supposed to leave at 12:00 P.M ...

... Palm Beach in Florida about 10 years ago. Designer shops, designer restaurants and designer people line the streets near the massive million dollar yachts. Here, you see more of a rich crowd from the MIddle East, Spain and England. However, all types flock to this area. You can tell who's who of the elite crowd by the women buying the knock-off handbags from the street vendors. Note: I own loads of knock-off hand bags and like it! This will be the end of the snobby blog ...

... my parents enjoyed the tour I spent the majority of it calling hotels in Granada on his cell phone and asking for them for a room and if they would make a reservation for us for the Alhambra. What I did get out of the tour I did enjoy however since I studied there I already knew some of the information. We walked from Plaza Nueva through the shopping street ...

... in time to watch the penalty kick shootout between France and Italy (Worldcup Final) and was really surprised that Zidane was nowhere to be seen during the penalty kicks...Well, France lost... I was actually surprised that the French really could not shoot PKs.... My foot prints ...

... but this happens today every Sunday night in Bull Rings across the country. And apparently a bull which is chosen to be in a bull fight is very respected and should feel honoured to be in such an event. Umm yeah you try telling the bull that as its being stabbed. Anyway we found a "Bull Bar" where the Bulls got some of their own back. It still had some Bull heads up ...

... of a sudden 90% of the people were of Asian descent. Confused, I asked Alan how a large Asian community ended up all the way in Spain. Having a way with explaining the seemingly impossible, Alan began a long winded explanation that I am not completely sold on. I can't seem to find any information right now but if anyone has any good theories, email me back. The best one wins a special gift from Spain. Not Jamon. For Lunch, Alan took me to a great spot ...