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Touristing in Cordoba before Drive to Seville
After a restless night because I was cold, we got up for breakfast at Hostel Alcazar: toast with butter or jam and coffee or tea. There were some packaged muffins and croissants. I took a muffin for later (still have it at the airport going home). The Hostel owners are very friendly.
We went out to catch the sights we missed …
TORREMOLINOS-RHONDA-SEVILLE
Day 10 – 31/12/08
TORREMOLINOS-RHONDA-SEVILLE
In the morning, we spent some time on the beach & a few shops lining the street. Then we took the road to Rhonda. It is a beautiful hill top town with white houses & orange trees lining the streets. There was a beautiful garden overlooking the valley below. We then set …
Flamenco Bar
... back, order faster... the place is completely packed, people sitting, standing, etc. It's a Wed night and the bar doesn't even open until midnight... true "Spanish Time.."
Finally the lady comes to us to take our drink order and the people in front of us speak ZERO spanish, idk what they speak but not English. I was so happy I knew how to order a drink in Spanish cuz this lady is scary...
So I'm not seeing any dancing, getting pretty bummed, I ...
Grathias, Andalucia (Part 1)
... small town, from the size of things to the architecture. Many of the streets are so narrow that cars can barely fit through them, but after winding through a few of them the streets will open up into small plazas with flowers, fountains, sculptures, etc. The downside of Sevilla? The heat. The Spaniards say Sevilla is the hottest place in Spain and one of the coldest in the winter. It is basically in the middle of a desert. It was ...
The only oranges I saw were floating around choppe
... airy bars. And, when the locals weren’t working, it wasn’t uncommon to see them having banter over coffee or something stronger in the same bars, fishing in the river, or soaking up the sun in the town squares. That was if they weren’t having a siesta.
My favourite chill-out spots were along the river. Not only did I enjoy being beside the tranquil water, but I took great pleasure in observing the sevillanos as ...
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