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Through this blog I have tried to retell some of the most memorable stories from my trip around Latin America. As you may have noticed, a lot of the blog entries are just random thoughts while others actually try to describe some of the adventures I went ...
... Carrefour, the big supermarket chain, but found it closed. Great, it's Sunday, that means pretty much closed shops here in Madrid. I continued walking around Colonia Jardin looking for a corner shop, but I found none. I could of course just have taken the ...
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Toledo, Spain Starter-Kit
Posted on Jan 17, 2009, 03:59:42
... trains to Toledo. AVE Train: Fastest, Cheap The AVE Train system is the high speed network of rail lines of Spain. The route from Madrid to Toledo began in 2005 and is a direct route between the two destinations. This is the fastest method of travel ...
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Sevilla
Posted on May 7, 2008, 19:23:15
... have a 2.5 day weekend!). Any help/advice is welcome and much appreciated for this first-time traveler to Spain! The quickest way to get from Sevilla to Madrid is by the TGV (very fast train; I forget the Spanish name for it). I took a bus from ...
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TravelPod Local Expert for Spain
Posted on Nov 15, 2007, 14:47:25
HI Bard - Is there a big celebration during constition day? Iwill be in Madrid then and I am hoping there is. Also - can you name some cool places (bars) not to miss> i know there are so many in Madrid - but we really want to make the mos tof out ...
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Real Madrid VS Barcelona-Madrid advice?
Posted on Oct 5, 2009, 21:22:24
... has a lot of bars and cafes, but I think the scene dies down earlier than in Malasana and Chueca. Nightlife in Madrid involves moving around to different neighbourhoods as the night unfolds. Not sure if there are extra safety issues during game day, ...
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