Pension Ferri Segovia

... one sat upon his horse with a joust in his hand. We found the throne room where the monarchs sat upon their red velvet thrones. A painting hung on the wall here depicting Isabella as a young girl. In the next room, the Galley room is found a mural painting of Queen Isabella the Catholic when she was proclaimed Queen of Castille in the Main Square of Segovia. Out the windows of each room could be seen a panoramic view of the countryside. We viewed ...

... a distance - Disney fashioned the Fantasyland castle after this virtually impregnable castle, which, together with moat, really looks the part. The tour is worthwhile, and was popular with large groups of school kids and pensioners.

We made our way back up to the Plaza Mayor and entered the massive Cathedral which was incredible. The sheer size of the church which has flying buttresses, a large dome and steeple, and a unique cloistered outdoor garden dating from 1525, is ...

... a walk around town and try to find wi-fi again. I, opted to take a nap in the car. My knees were killing me. After a bit of a walk, Conrad came back to the car and joined me. So, we flew thousands of miles, to both take a nap outside of a 12th century castle!! It was a really good nap too! At 6:30 pm we decided to drive around and explore, while killing time waiting to hear from our host. When we hadn’t heard from our host by 8:30, we ...

Segovia:

So Andy, Chris, Derek and I left at 10:30 in the morning to head to Segovia. We had to get on the Metro and take it to the train station, which we ended up having a little trouble getting there but found it no problem once we realized we were on the wrong metro line. Once there we bought tickets for the train, met Svenja and Vienna and headed off. The train was really nice and clean. Everyone has assigned seats and there is a tv that tells you how fast you are going ...

... coat, but only one layer beneath that. A number of kids from the program were still in London, but noticeably absent was Marni. We assumed that she just slept in until Alex Hoffman got a call from her as we were leaving Madrid. Apparently she got there five minutes after we had left and planned on taking a train to meet us. As we would later find out, the train took several hours, meaning she missed the guided tour ...

Hoy aprendimos la importancia de un autobús directo. El que nos llevó a Santiago de Compostela desde Oviedo parecía más un Vía Crucis que un viaje. Tardó entre seis 1/2 y siete horas y, aunque el paisaje es verde y frondoso, las curvas de la carretera y los compañeros de viaje (los que tenían el Chiki-Chiki a todo volumen y los que volvían medio borrachos de un partido de fúlbol) no lo hicieron del todo agradable. Otro punto es la tosquedad o como se quiera denominar a la falta de ...

... I arrived at the train station at around 10:00, thinking there should be enough time to get the tickets, etc. for the 11:00 train. Well, it turned out that indeed there was plenty of time... Vicky was right about the 2 hours interval, but the starting point was wrong. The ...

... a few thousand arrows and spears. The guided tour was so very interesting and given by the sweetest most amicable man whose amazing knowledge of history and pleasant demeanour made me review my generalized idea of tour guides. There weren't many of us in the group so it made the guide more intimate. I quickly learned that even though the castle looked medieval and there were plenty of documents placing the building in the 12th century, there was ...

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... The place is an old farm house fixed up beautifully by the current owner. It sits on the mountain side of the road and across from a porch/deck with awning where travelers and residents can look out over the mountain visas falling away into the distance. Others I meet here over a really welcome beer, Walter from Germany, four men I'm to bunk with who've traveled from Baveria. Cell phones all around. Neil and I decide to walk on after some food and a rest. I'm feeling I'd like to tak it ...