skip to main |
skip to sidebar
El sur de Espana
We took the train to Sevilla for one night after being in Granada for a week. In this picture is the Plaza de Sevilla. It was nice, however, there was so much construction, luckily you can't see it in the picture. We toured the Alcazar palace with THE most beautiful jardin I have ever been in, spent hours there, ate lunch, tanned, etc.; Christopher Columbus' grave is in the Cathedral here although somehow I missed the lookout that you can see from the Cathedral where you can see all of the city of Sevilla :( next time i guess. We also went out with a couple kids from Barcelona. On the walk to the bar, my brother had a tshirt on from The Point at Western and someone named Bob from Western saw it was like "uh, i live there" lol. Small world is an understatement. Those type of moments have happened to me so many times in my travels that you do really realize that things aren't separated anymore. It's not like you're completely secluded from where you live anymore because so many people are moving and traveling all over the world that you meet and see people all the time now.
Our hostel in Granada - AMAZING. We made dinners a couple nights with everyone and ate like a family. It was called Makuto and I would totally recommend it, i've attached the link here.
Trav's first TAPAAAAA in Madrid :)
We took the train to Sevilla for one night after being in Granada for a week. In this picture is the Plaza de Sevilla. It was nice, however, there was so much construction, luckily you can't see it in the picture. We toured the Alcazar palace with THE most beautiful jardin I have ever been in, spent hours there, ate lunch, tanned, etc.; Christopher Columbus' grave is in the Cathedral here although somehow I missed the lookout that you can see from the Cathedral where you can see all of the city of Sevilla :( next time i guess. We also went out with a couple kids from Barcelona. On the walk to the bar, my brother had a tshirt on from The Point at Western and someone named Bob from Western saw it was like "uh, i live there" lol. Small world is an understatement. Those type of moments have happened to me so many times in my travels that you do really realize that things aren't separated anymore. It's not like you're completely secluded from where you live anymore because so many people are moving and traveling all over the world that you meet and see people all the time now.
Our hostel in Granada - AMAZING. We made dinners a couple nights with everyone and ate like a family. It was called Makuto and I would totally recommend it, i've attached the link here.
Trav's first TAPAAAAA in Madrid :)
0 comments/thoughts:
Post a Comment