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(C) (S) The perfect end to a great 3 week trek through Spain and Portugal. You'll notice we made a giant circle, ending here to see the Salvador Dali museum. We both enjoyed it immensely as it is one of the weirdest places on the planet. We had lunch in ...
Day trip up the way to Figueres, home of the Dali Museum. Some amazing pics and exhibits... too hard to capture on film but hey...
We do a great day trip to Figueres in Spain to see the Dali museum. This would be one of our favourite museums throughout the whole trip.
One of the final days of our excellent adventure, were spent at the Dali museum/castle. The museum is a different Dali exhibit then we visited earlier on our trip. This museum is located about two hours north of ...
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road trip UK to Torrevieja
Posted on Aug 7, 2009, 07:09:59
... are beautiful, they run straight through the Pyrenees. I would definitely drive the Costa Brava coast from Figueres down to Barca - thats the most beautiful part of Spain that I've ever seen. Onwards from there, I couldn't say - I imagine the ...
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Christmas on the Costa Brava
Posted on Aug 9, 2009, 08:41:59
... to Cadaques to see Dali's house - plus its mega pretty down there by the coast. And also the Dali Museum in Figueres is brilliant. There's loads to do in Barcelona itself though... I'd head up to Park Guell where all the Gaudi architecture is ...
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Granada, Valencia, Tarragona and Barcelona
Posted on Jan 6, 2009, 15:26:39
... to the South of Barcelona. Its great! And if you can head north, check out around Begur (hilltop town)and Calella de Palafrugel (beachside village that reminds you of "The Talented Mr Ripley"!!!). Also the Dalí Museum in Figueres
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Where in Spain is the most interesting place to visit for history?
Posted on Dec 28, 2008, 06:26:14
... ) and Seville (Italica). I´d agree that art history is brilliant in Barcelona with Picasso, the Gothic area, Dalí´s museum in Figueres, Gaudí - Sagrada Familia etc. For Spanish history from the 18th centruy onwards it is great to find out about it from Madrid ...
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