Hotel Pintor El Greco Toledo

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... merely for its mixed Christian, Jewish and Muslim population for roughly 300 years. El Greco the painter made it home, Cervantes lived here and Don Quixote made his way through.<br><br>The Alcåzar de Toledo is an incredible fortress which dominates the skyline, unfortunately for us it is closed 'indefinitely' for restoration. Its ok though - we witnessed said ...

... kilo of the empanadas bonita (don´t know what it was really, but it was good), and a quarter kilo of mediterranean salad (which kind of sucked). I also bought cookies for the week so I have something on hand other than super tiny granola bars. I brought it back to the hostel and ate it while watching some boys play soccer on playstation.<br><br>Afterwards I internetted a bit and got ready for bed. I have an early morning flight to Lisbon tomorrrow morning!

... to. Turns out while looking for my hotel, I found the sister hotel to mine and they redirected me to my hotel. It wasn't far. Maybe a block away. So I find it where the guy said it would be and noticed that I walked right past it thinking it was a souvenier shop. This hotel is very cool. The room is small, and so is the bed. But the bathroom is American and remodeled. After I dropped off my 21 lb bag, I worked my way through the city to my spot: Enebro. It was ...

... when I go on the pueblos ingles program for a week, staying here. Went to the welcome lunch today and ate paella with the other anglos who I´ll be spending the week with, then watched a flamenco guitar show. So, for the next 7 days I´ll be speaking English non-stop to 20 spaniards in a gorgeous mountain retreat, while getting fed 3 course meals with wine and sleeping in 4 star accommodation with ...

... yes it is Tir na nOg). They must be all on school tours. Couldn´t get over it. We were falling over annoying skinny jeaned kids all day. Walked to square beside the Cathedral, where i decided to take a photo on ´my camera´...Grechy had the bag and well...you can see where this is going... Went to another museum Centro de Interpretacion del Toledo Historica - AWFUL - don´t go there anyone...sticking to the free stuff from now on, it cost four euro each. Left ...

... destinations.com/spai n/toledo-cathedral.ht m After the cathedral, our tour of Toledo continued, with our somewhat aimless roaming of small streets and plazas, giving us the best sense of how ancient the city is. I always love to walk in cities I don't know, preferably on narrow cobblestoned streets that lead to other narrow streets that open on charming plazas onto which old windows look down. We sat at a patio restaurant for some ...

... and tapas, it was great catching up with everyone and what they have been doing. Joanne & Bob were there, and they had done 2 more programs since Italy, and they have another next week! Joanne should be getting her cast off today, which will be a relief since it is still so hot here (38C yesterday) and it is very itchy. Donal was there (he's from Ireland) and is going to be teaching English with the company, so he heads home for a week to say goodbye, and then will be back in ...

... hoy hemos pasado buena parte del dia en tiendas de ropa de mujer. Eso si en la manana fuimos al prado y a la galeria de la reina sofia(vimos el Guernica, super bueno...creo que al fin lo entendi) quedamos hastiados de tantos cuadros, perdimos la sensibilidad.... Bueno no puedo escribir mas, envio fotos cuando pueda....hoy nos vamos a cordoba, luego sevilla, granada...finalmente la gran incognita, Marruecos.... Escriban! Chelo

I arrived in Madrid on Tuesday night, and have spent the last couple days exploring the city. I saw the Prado Museum, Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, Royal Palace and the Cathedral, Retiro Park, Cibeles fountain...lots of sightseeing! Most of the sights are in a small area, and easy to walk to. There are tons of tapas restaurants and quaint teraaces to sit and have a drink. The Prado was amazing, I am still so overwhelmed by the amazing art in Europe. Some of the more famous ...