El Linaje de los Cincosombreros
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Escorial....
... anche molte opere di artisti italiani quali, Tintoretto, Tiziano, Luca Giordano, Bernini. Abbiamo poi pranzato in un ristorantino nel centro di Escorial che è una cittadina davvero carina. Tornati a Madrid avevamo in programma una sorpresa per i bimbi: un tour dello stadio Santiago Bernabeu. Purtroppo i tour erano chiusi poiché domani sera ci sarà la finale ...
Real madrid
... another English caravan and decided to follow him! The instructions and the satnav were telling us to fork left, so we manoeuvred into the left lane, but the van in front did not. Fortunately for him I held back, because at the last minute he realised his mistake and got stuck half way between lanes while the cars between us honked and shrieked. I flashed him in and we arrived at the site ...
Valley of the Fallen
... cross. It is very large. It is easily visible from many areas around Madrid. I can remember seeing the cross from the mountain pass we drove on our way to Segovia, our first trip there in December, 2009.
The Basilica was commissioned by the dictator, Franco. It was begun in 1940 and completed in 1958. It is an absolutely massive structure on the exterior of the mountain. It is every bit as large within the mountain. It extends ...
El Escorial with the Monsignor
... guard at the gate said it had been closed since this past April.
So from there we headed home. On the way over we had driven by a castle off in the distance. So on the way back, when we got to the exit, I pulled off. We made it near the castle but we could not get to the castle. It was on private property. I do not understand why the castle was on the highway sign but it did not appear to be open to the public. Anyway, from there we did drive ...
Day Two of My Expedition
... the world with its expansive collection of a variety of works. Since this museum is a walking distance from my hostel, I of course sprinted my way there (there's no need to waste unnecessary money)! When I finally arrived at the museum, I was bedazzled by how immense it was. It was also my lucky day, because admissions on Sunday are free. The Prado has an extensive and mixed collection of art, mainly focused on European ...
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