Tryp Zaragoza
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Tryp Zaragoza from our 11 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Zaragoza
El Parque Grande de Zaragoza
... park, she told us that parks like these you usually pay to go in.
There are 129 stairs going up to the top...yes, I counted!
After the park, Marta and I came back to my place for tacos and sangria! I was craving the tacos since they dont usually eat them in Spain. We had fun hanging out and watching a movie, and getting ready for our trip to ...
El Cierzo!!
... br> My friend and I are trying to plan our next mini trip. I think we are going to stay in the country. We have a holiday the 6th and 7th of December and arent working with the kids so we thought we'd take advantage of it.
WELCOME TO ZARAGOZA, la ciudad de el cierzo. It is the craziest wind I have ever seen. You literally get blown over walking. I took the dog out for a walk ...
Running, museums and dancing
... better than me! I recognized a lot of similar patterns and some different. I found a guy that Im determined to dance with...lol. Hes really good and just looks like hes always having fun. Like at Rahims, its a variety of ages. Maybe when I get back Ill be able to show some of you some things:) Im going to learn Sevillanas, which is a typical dance in Spain. Some of the childrens mothers have learned this type of dance and will go with me to learn. yay!!
...
Halloween
... kids eating candy ect during the walk. Since it is such a small neighborhood, there doesnt seem to be any concern with checking candy. Some people even gave out cookies, and open licorice.
Afterwards, we came back to our place with everyone for a potluck/party. We spent all day decorating for it. The place looked really well done! and the food was delicious.
Ill be able to put more pictures up once I get them from one of the parents:)
...
Una mezclada de cosas
... when the teacher specifically tells us to write down something, but here people are writing down verbatim what the teacher says! I feel like the slacker here...
The weather here is super weird. It's REALLY cold in the mornings and very very windy. Then, at around 2, it begins to warm up when the sun really comes out. It stays nice until around 10 PM, and it gets cold again. And somehow, inexplicably, even if I open my windows when I sleep, ...