Posada de San Jose
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Al mal tiempo buena cara
Del centro parte una calle hacia el empinado casco antiguo de Cuenca y sigue lloviendo sin parar. Por ser el final nos alegró mucho encontrar una ganga: la Posada de San José, un antiguo monasterio del siglo XVII y colegio después, convertido en hotel rústico y conservando muchos detalles. Toda la parte antigua esta situada sobre la garganta del rí …
Miracles, oracles and new legs
... trace the history of this basilica to the beginnings of Christianity in Spain around 40AD, Saint James the apostle who must have been having a slow day, was praying and had a vision of Mary who gave him an order to build a church in her honor. So being a dutiful boy, he got about it and thus Christianity came to Spain, or something like that anyway. When we go inside there are plenty of people worshipping since as it turns out, today is a public holiday ...
Cuenca, ciudad encantada.
... fueron: Los callejones tienen aire acondicionado jajajaj siii es como que el aire se acorrala y refresca un montón (menos mal). Y nada, encontramos bebederos donde casi que nos bautizamos jaja (dejo fotos de eso también). Después de Cuenca fuimos en tren hasta Barcelona! Llegamos tarde pero con un mapita de una guía q me compré, llegamos al hostel.... hasta ahora la primera impresión fue q hay mucha juventud y joda a la noche! Mañana les cuento ...
Don Quixode
... slept for two hours . We were in Cuenca to see the old town so we did hangover and all . It is quite a walk . Took photos went back to the town . The place comes alive in the evening . This is good as I quite like to sit and people watch ,and make up stories about them . Our drive to Valencia in the wind ,non eventful nice temp to ride in .found hotel with no problem .must be getting better at ...
Cuenca and Teruel
... about everyone feels very safe, see young teenagers walking around at midnight as well as mums with their toddlers – very different to other countries. Next day we walked into New Cuenca shopping area and looked around – well went from café to café really and eating delicious juicy cherries. Back in Old Cuenca for the evening, James was making us laugh “ Cuenca is better than Toledo but still not anywhere close to being ...