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Sunday was a slow start, I was sick through out the night from the seafood soup. Johan set of early in the morning to find a pharmacy to try and save the day, but alas in the end it took me 3 days before I could stomach any food. Izak will be happy to see very little commentary on food. We spend the whole day on Sunday driving from Porto inland towards the Spanish boarder. The roads through the Duoro valley was winding and pretty, not that I saw to much of it, I had ...
Salamanca
... one!)then the University which is the oldest in Spain,the 12th century San Martins Church complete with two storks nests on top and the Casa de las Conchas (The House of Shells) which dates from the late15th Century and has some great gargoyles overlooking the inside courtyard.
There was one thing that spoilt Salamanca and that was the graffiti, it was everywhere ...
Dia improvisado
... Praticamente intacta e ainda em uso...
Voltamos a passear pela cidade rumo agora a universidade. Constarucao renascentista, construida para fazer frente a de Oxford, Bologna e Paris. Fizemos uma visita guiada onde vinos a sala da aula magna... Linda de morrer... As escadarias principais ...
Santander y más Salamanca
... in Santillano del Mar and ate the pound cake and drank the fresh milk so as to get married one day (so legend goes...). Comillas happened to have a traditional fair going on where we got to see traditional dancing (bag pipes and all), sample local cheese, and eat scrumptious muffins filled with nutella. Tyler, Christa, Jenna and I spent the afternoon exploring together and ended our time with a menu del día at a quaint restaurant. Despite ...
Seductive With Real Refinement*
... accommodation. This time a magnificently renovated four-bedroom 18th century stone house on a large private estate close to Vila Nova de Gaia, the city at the centre of port production just across the River Douro from Oporto. Ours was one of several houses on the beautifully maintained estate surrounding the main house. We never did find out much about the place as the caretaker who let us in didn’t speak much English, but we can only assume that ...