Petit Palace Tres Cruces Centro

C/ Tres Cruces 6, Madrid, Madrid, 28013, Spain and Canary Islands | 3 star hotel

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¡Viva España! (Insert Accompanying Guita

A travel blog entry by -thegrandtour-

... you theink we're wimpy for only going to two art museumes in one day consider the following: 1.) Both museums are so big they give you a map so you don't get lost and stuck inside for the rest of your life; 2.) Said map breaks the collections down into different sections, so you can focus on one artist/time period/style that you're interested in and maybe see some of your favorites in half a day; 3.) The map also has a section that showcases the museums most ...

Holy Toledo

A travel blog entry by jegibbs

... rise above the river Tagus and has been maintained in the original style. The streets are narrow and open to one way traffic until 11am each day. Our local guide meanders us through (good english Jo!) the town over the original cobble stones and past intrigueing shops then into a damascene shop - a local specialty craft. A lot to see, a lot to absorb and a lot to buy in a short space of time - pressure sales at its best or ...

A Capital Day

A travel blog entry by jbushie

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... to accommodate the 1982 FIFA World Cup, it is now all but empty. Our hotel (Room Mate Laura - funny name - https://mobile.ihotelier.com/mbe/mobile /13253/index?languageid=1) is a modern delight with designer touches and a kitchenette to boot! The further south we go, the better and cheaper the accommodation is becoming! An afternoon walk leads us to Plaza Mayor - a major and elegant square that is unfortunately reduced to a ...

Powering through to Madrid

A travel blog entry by chelseacrown

... we stopped off at a Mexican food place/ ice cream parlor where Sezar got a quesadilla to go and I got a strawberry ice cream for my throat. Then we walked back to his place and I literally collapsed on the mattress on the floor of the living room he’d made up for me. Even though I was feeling awful, the foot of my mattress had the sounds, smells, and breeze of Madrid coming through the open balcony doors and I smiled to myself before I went to sleep.
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