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Last afternoon in Madrid
... Madrid from up high. After this I said good bye to Georgie and went to my hotel to rest a bit and wait for the Riveras, Meli and Miguel Angel, our friends and former landlords, from when we lived in Madrid in 1973. We hade tapas at a very popular bar across the street from my hotel in Calle Velazques barrio de Salamanca, a very enjoyable evening full of memories, catching up about our families, pictures of the grand ...
Descobertas do Prado
São 9h da manhã e sem pressa nos preparamos para o último dia em Madri. Conseguimos nos adiantar ontem e por isso mesmo estamos sossegados. Deixamos o dia inteiro para apenas Museu do Prado – pode até parecer pouco para se fazer hoje e é justamente por isso que poderemos voltar ao parque do Retiro para mais um breve cochilo, caso for. Check out no hotel, mala grande deixamos na recepção enquanto a pequena levamos à lavanderia com todas as roupas sujas de quase 1 semana. ...
Madrid Days 2 and 3
... Our guide had told us that Spaniards on average only get about 5 hours of sleep a night. They are the most sleep deprived people on earth. As it was, we got to sleep soon after midnight and were happy that we didn't need to get an early start the next morning on our free day.
The next day, we had our buffet breakfast at a respectable 8:30 and left the hotel to begin our museum visits. We first went to the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum, one of the largest private art ...
Puente Part 1: MADRID
... of the things I miss most about living in a big city is the diversity of people, food, culture, etc., so I insisted on eating anything but Spanish cuisine while in Madrid. Accordingly, after feasting on Peruvian eats on Monday night, Amanda and I went out for the most authentic American burgers we could find on Tuesday afternoon. Note: you know you're in Spain when... everyone in a burger joint is using cutlery to eat their fries.
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Mmmm cured ham...
... to spare.
We toured the royal palace in the afternoon which had some interesting pharmacy artifacts and some crazy old violins, and then joined our hostel's tapas-bar crawl in the evening. The tapas were cheap (in fact, I think they were free with a drink), but the quality was not quite up to my expectations. It seems that every tapas place had 4 basic things: patatas bravas, spanish omelette, cured ham ...
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