La Castellana

... see again but probably won't, is a lovely but lonely experience. Joan and I shared conversation and wine over sopa castellana and stewed ribs; he'd started the Camino in Somport, roughly halfway between Biarritz and Barcelona, and had a tremendous ...

... €. It was a six-course meal; beginning with a salad, morteruelo de Cuenca and ajo arriero de bacalao, Zarajos de cordero, sopa Castellana, costilla de cordero asado, and dessert. The morteruelo is a pâté served hot. It is a mixture of rabbit, ...

... St. Martin Bridge over the Tagus River then lunch at a restaurant filled with locals beside the Cambrón Gate. We try Sopa Castellana and Carcamusa Toledano, something like a beef stew with leek and celery. Afterwards we ascend by steep lanes back to ...

... tres caramelos dulciora que pude engullir mientras miraba por la ventana del AVE pasar a 290 km la hora todo el secano de la meseta castellana (que poético oiga) habia llegado a Madrid. Tras 10 o 12 escaleras mecanicas, un par de metros, varios pasillos ...

... in an enchanting natural inlet in the Gulf of La Spezia, between the Pezzino and Varignano promontories, sheltered by the Castellana and Muzzerone hills. The attraction of the village does not only spring from its beautiful landscape but also from its ...

... and suddenly beyond caring about the luggage situation. We found our GAP Adventures driver who took us through to our hotel, La Castellana, in Miraflores. I expected it to be nice, but recon Miraflores must be the Beverley Hills of Lima. The hotel ...

... next to the bloke's toilet is not so great at 3am in the morning! So Hasta la vista La Casa Roja and Hola Hotel La Castellana. It wasn't a great change because there was this dodgy pothole in the middle of the road outside my window and a broken window ...

... to be constantly covered with a foggy mist because of the cold ocean and the hot dry desert. We were back at the Hotel La Castellana again where we had begun our adventure. Tonight we went out for our last group dinner at a Thai restaurant called ...

... CTM bus at the port to Chefchaouen, the scenery was stunning!! And after some hours we finnaly arrived in Chaouen, where we checked in at Pension La Castellana, just near the main square. It is a lovely riad we nice people who work dan who stay ...

... heading back down the hill and off to the hostel. After a shower and change we had a walk to a local restaurant called "La Castellana". Here, it was completely Spanish again - menu and waiters. We ordered our food and then also asked for the ...

... miseria.  Al otro día, decidimos regresar a Cartagena y buscar un lugar fresco.  Nos recomendaron el Paseo de la Castellana, un centro comercial grande con algo de aire acondicionado.  Aprovechamos para comer, caminar, ver vidrieras, ir ...