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Segovia
... which allegedly inspired Walt Disney's fairytale castle in Sleeping Beauty, is where Isabel and Fernando resided. Also you have great views of the surrounding countryside and city itself. It's not hard to see why Segovia was the throne of the Spanish kingdom at one time.
And so after the mysticism of Ávila, the mountains of Sierra de Gredos and the monuments of Segovia it was back to the orchards of Murcia...
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Segovia - A Perfect Day
... stop at a two room museum.
La Cueva de San Esteban Meson, an authentic Spanish restaurant was our choice for dinner. Afterwards we headed for the bus so we could catch a 9:07pm train back to Madrid. It was a full day, but the seven plus hours we spent in Segovia was great.
We loved everything about the town, and would certainly recommend it to anyone visiting the ...
"El Fin De Semana"
... are actually useful outside of the classroom and by encouraging the students to interact with one another as well as the local venders. It seemed like in every class on Friday instructors were asking "¿Qué haces el fin de semana?", in other words "what are you doing this weekend?" We spent our weekend enjoying the night life, which also happened to be the start of the Fiesta de San Juan and touring Segovia and Avila on our first excursion. The streets were ...
Segovia y El Escorial
... of the Magic Kingdom castle in Disney. All of the rooms are unbelievably intricate, but my favorite room is of course in the basement where they house all of the tombas (tombs). That room is circular and it has huge marble and gold coffins completely surrounding the room. The history is pretty cool because I got to see the tombs of many Spanish kings that I have learned about in classes over the years. I am really happy that I took ...
Hey look and aqueduct
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Another one of the Sergovian attractions was the jazz man and his dog. His dog was like a mini Mac. Whenever the man played the dog sang along with him. It was quite cool but I think that it could get old pretty quickly.
Tonight we had all the local specialities; these included suckling pig and a bean soup. Both were really good and to top it off the restaurant was non-smoking ...
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