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In search of the best lamb in the world
... by linecar (you can look up schedules on their site). To leave sepulveda, we had to wait until the next day to take the once daily bus in the morning to Segovia. But it's a nice town to spend a night - we had a pleasant stay in vado de duraton near the center of town. The point being you must have a little commitment to get here, especially if you do not rent a car.
Tinin itself is in the main town square along with a couple other roasting ...
Hola
We have just spent 2 days in Madrid. It's a clean city with a very vibrant night life. Sunny and I walked and walked till we couldn't go any further. I visited the richest football club in the world with a mate - Real Madrid. We took a tour of the stadium and got to sit in the sub box and walk on the pitch. It was a great tour. Much better than FC Barcelona. Now we are on the bus headed towards a place in Spain called ...
A day in the country!
... Roman and Gothic styles. In 1492 Queen Isabel used it to start her royal procession before being proclaimed queen. The views were terrific from the fortress and a lot of the original mosaic’s and ceilings are still in place. It was a self guided tour and I enjoyed reading and learning as I went along. We also saw, from the outside, the beautiful Renaissance Gothic style cathedral and the charming streets ...
Pit stop
... the mountains. We stopped there for a couple of hours over lunch. It is pretty off the foreign tourist trail, but there were quite a few groups of Spanish tourists there. The old city is set around a steep hill in a rugby-ball-shaped spiderweb of streets. We weren't sure if it was for the elderly tourists or the residents, but there are even outdoor moving staircases for those who can't handle the normal stone steps up the hill! We saw palaces, plazas and churches ...
Buitrago del Lozoya
... The name of the store is Angel San Juan.
By this time many of the stores were open. We were able to find one that sold magnets. We bought one for Leslie's collection.
That store brought us full circle, back to Plaza Picasso. It has that name because of the museum in the lower level of the municipal building, Museo Picasso Eugenio Arias Collection. Arias was born in Buitrago del Lozoya in ...
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