Nh Nacional Hotel Madrid
Paseo del Prado 48 Madrid, Madrid, 28014, Spain and Canary Islands
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"Oye, Ladies Gagas!"
My last day with rachel was unforgettable. That Wednesday it was cloudy and cold. Nevertheless, I couldn't stand being so close to san Sebastian without dropping by. Even with the overcast skies, the Beach and cliffs there were breathtaking. We spent our time hiking to the top of Jesus Mountain and struggled fitting both of us in one picture. 10 …
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Museums and more!
... our own.
After a quick dinner, we took the subway a few stops to Madrid’s modern art museum called Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. Our mission was to see Picasso’s Guernica, a famous painting done after the bombing of the town of Guernica to show the horrors of modern war. The painting is both spectacular and disturbing to see in person, and is made even more interesting by the two adjacent rooms filled with sketches ...
Power Shopping
I'm staying at an hostal smack dab on Gran Via, which means I'm just a stone's throw away from some serious shopping - a great way to spend my last night in the city. I appreciate how stores are open until 10pm to accommodate people like me. I think I bought so ...
Spanish History (Recap: Madrid)
... from the authoritites then to publically declare your love of pork!
Spain flourished during a prolonged Golden Age beginning with Columbus traveling to America, lasting for several hundred years. Large amounts of wealth were accumulated from colonies in America and later from the Philippines, named after King Philip II (1556-1598). Spanish influence was evident across the globe, from the Americas to the Philippines, leaving a lasting footprint of shaping culture ...
The rain is Spain does fall mainly in the Plains,
Blog entry 21
Barcelona and Segovia
Sorry for the long laps of time between bogs but we have been very busy having fun traveling with Minnesota family.
We had never been in Spain and were pleased at how clean and easy to travel in even if we do not speak Spanish. By the time we left Bulgaria, we had gotten pretty good at reading signs in Cyrillic and could remember the key phrases for travel, shopping and do the basics. In ...



