Abad Plaza

... ’t quite have the same appeal.  So Jon and I haven’t really been in the Christmas spirit.  But the plaza had a giant Peruvian Christmas tree lit up in multi-colored lights (complete with lollipops made of straw hats and ribbons, and ...

... you look there is some gorgeous architecture. I had read about sweets of mazipan that the nuns in the convents make. Near the main plaza there were these little shops with sweets in their windows. We purchased a few to try and sat in the beautiful plaza, ...

... changes mid block and most streets are not marked. I found it best to have an idea of how places are located in relation to the plaza. Also, if you look up you are bound to see the top of the cathedral and can use that as a reference point. I decided ...

... by this and relaxed into vacation mode. After lunch we continued our tour of the Miraflores neighborhood, by walking around the Central Plaza area and admiring the architecture. After a while, we nestled on a park bench and for simple people-watching. ...

... de la Compañía de Jesus. 9.     Enjoyed the remaining Inca Stone in the narrow alley of Hathu Rumiyoq. 10.   San Blas Square and its Chapel 11.   Finally Plaza Nazarenas and the Chapel of San Antonio ...

... gut federn zu können. Nach der Kirche geht’s zur Fuß entlang der Fußgängerzone durch eine sehr belebte Einkaufsstraße zur Plaza San Martin. Am Abend wird wieder ein Sushi-Lokal getestet und wieder für sehr gut eingestuft. Maido ist ein tolles, ...

... forgetting that hot chocolate in Spain is more of a chocolate pudding for dipping churros into.  The Christmas lights gave the plaza a nice ambiance ... it's a very busy place, especially during the early evening.  Like I said, it was a lovely ...

... medieval city through the Arco San Juan.  The peaceful surroundings at the bridge of song are a far cry from those in the Plaza San Lesmes in Burgos.  Listen to the sound of the trickling brook here and listen again to the self-same waters as ...