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  • Destination: BarcelonaOctober Break is here, so that means I am about to embark on another adventure. I took an Uber to the airport with plenty of time since I figured there would be traffic...and my driver asked if he could Posted by moorsey88 in Spain and Switzerland Adventure | Oct 13, 2024
  • City Name: SevilliaПредрождественская Севилья, штат Андалусия В городе много интересного: замок-крепость Алькасар, дворец архива Индий, Posted by Eugene.B in 40000 km there and back | Oct 12, 2024
  • Spain, Sun and SangriaIf you are seeking a perfect blend of vibrant city life and breathtaking natural landscapes, few places can rival the contrast between Barcelona, Spain, and the serene beauty of Switzerland. In this blog, I will take you on a journey Posted by moorsey88 in Spain and Switzerland Adventure | Oct 9, 2024
  • Now in Tapia de Casariego, AsturiasWell, I realize it’s been a while since I’ve written anything here. I am keeping personal notes of what happens each day. Some days contain more detail than others, depending on fatigue level and ease of use of Posted by Laura Walking in Camino del Norte | Sep 30, 2024
  • DISASTER STRIKES IN FIGUERESOur trip to Figueres had been a raging success. We had really enjoyed the Toy Museum and found the walls of the Dalí Museum pretty cool. We even topped things off with an ice cream. As we made our way Posted by TianjinPaul in Tracy, Paul and Milo's Spanish Adventure | Sep 26, 2024
  • Friends from our old stomping groundsWe have known these guys for quite a while and now they are "neighbors." Okay, not really neighbors but Greg and Jochen both live in Germany and made the trip down to southern Spain for a bit of sunshine, beach Posted by trackers in ¡Global Nada! | Sep 24, 2024
  • A Day in OviedoFor any of you that are following along with map and/or guidebook, there are some very long distances between some of the cities or towns named above. This means that there has likely been a bus or a train involved Posted by Laura Walking in Camino del Norte | Sep 23, 2024
  • TOYS, ICE-CREAM and SALVADOR DALI Feeling disappointed by our trip to Barcelona, we hoped that our trip to Figueres the next day would offer us something more. We planned to visit b Posted by TianjinPaul in Tracy, Paul and Milo's Spanish Adventure | Sep 18, 2024
  • Barcelona, SpainAfter consistently smooth seas for our entire trip, last night was a bit different. We couldn’t tell how big the swells were but we were rockin’ quite a bit. We were due to get into Barcelona at 1:00 PM and Posted by Ron-Maur in Trade Routes of the Mediterranean | Sep 16, 2024
  • Weekend in SantanderHello again… I didn’t think I’d be able to write so soon, however circumstances have allowed this to happen! It is now Sunday, Sept 15. After our very rainy walk into Santona on Thursday, we all (all the women in Posted by Laura Walking in Camino del Norte | Sep 15, 2024
  • Cartagena, SpainThis morning we toured Cartagena. Known for mining silver and other metals. They had uncovered a cathedral and Roman Amphitheater from approximately 5 BC. We went up 3 stories in th Posted by Ron-Maur in Trade Routes of the Mediterranean | Sep 13, 2024
  • The First Twelve Days…Well, finally, here I am with some time, a little space, and a fairly stable Internet connection! I’m sure many of you thought I had fallen off the face of the earth… Let me just say that this has been Posted by Laura Walking in Camino del Norte | Sep 12, 2024
  • Malaga, SpainMalaga is a port city in Granada in Southern Spain. Our weather finally heated up and it was beautiful. We passed though the Straights of Gibralter around 1:30 AM. We didn’t get up however Grant did and not only saw Posted by Ron-Maur in Trade Routes of the Mediterranean | Sep 12, 2024
  • Day at SeaWe left Porto on our way to Murcia, Spain. It takes a day and a half to get there so today was a relaxing day on the ship. We awoke just in time for sunrise off our deck. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/301309/large_0bf1e370-6f85-11ef-b0dc-bdbe Posted by Ron-Maur in Trade Routes of the Mediterranean | Sep 10, 2024
  • Not our last CaminoReflection What was good The weather Both carrying our packs easily The scenery The good food in Lisbon and Porto The Alburgues we stayed in The fellow pilgrims we met Honey and Katharine from Korea Choosing the Portuguese costa and spiritual Posted by VanessaJoy in Camino wanderings | Sep 10, 2024
  • Santiago,Muxia,Fisterra, and Cee[img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/1126746/1000019933.jpg thumb=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/1126746/thumb_1000 Posted by VanessaJoy in Camino wanderings | Sep 7, 2024
  • Barcelona Day 5We woke bright and early again to catch a cab down to the Placa d’Espanya, the main station of Barcelona, and then board our train to Monserrat. The trip takes about one hour and once we get off we waited Posted by TheGilliesGang in Gillies Europe 2024 | Sep 6, 2024
  • TOO MUCH TOURISM! The early part of the holiday had been spent at a relatively relaxed pace in the rather pleasant and sedate confines of Tossa. This had been grea Posted by TianjinPaul in Tracy, Paul and Milo's Spanish Adventure | Sep 5, 2024
  • Barcelona Day 4Another rainy day today, except that this time we were up bright and early to walk to the Parc Güell, which is a big park designed by Gaudi, who is a famous architect. Inside the park there were big archways Posted by TheGilliesGang in Gillies Europe 2024 | Sep 5, 2024
  • Barcelona Day 3Today was a lazy day, a rest day if you are being more sophisticated. It was raining, so for most of the day we a sat around and played cards, dice or read our books. When we thought it had Posted by TheGilliesGang in Gillies Europe 2024 | Sep 4, 2024
  • Padron to Samtiago de CompestellaOur last day of walking today a 27 km walk.We left early in the rain and headed north towards Santiago. The path was tough today, whether because we know its our last day or because we are sleep deprived. Our path Posted by VanessaJoy in Camino wanderings | Sep 2, 2024
  • Barcelona Day 1We arrived in Barcelona at around one-thirty in the afternoon. This followed a 14 hour flight from Melbourne to Dubai and a 7 hour flight from Dubai to Barcelona. We had a stopover in Dubai for 3 hours and it Posted by TheGilliesGang in Gillies Europe 2024 | Sep 2, 2024
  • Villa nova de arousa to PadronDay four on the Variante Espiritual from Vilanova de Arousa to Pontecesures is a maritime grand finale of this spiritual journey. It is the special boat ride, for which this Camino gets its name, commemorating the Traslatio de Santiago, or Posted by VanessaJoy in Camino wanderings | Sep 1, 2024
  • Quick reunion with our neighbors from the PNWAfter a bunch of false starts (thanks COVID) we finally got to enjoy a visit from Kacey and Austin, our neighbors from Vancouver, Washington. Our lives have nearly crisscrossed a bunch, but not quite, so it was super fun to Posted by trackers in ¡Global Nada! | Aug 31, 2024
  • Ponte Bedra to Armenteira and Armenteria to Villa Nova de ArYesterday we started the spiritual way leaving Ponte Vedra snd heading to Arementeira. Our alburgue last night was ok and it did have air con which definately made a differrence to how we slept. John set it at 16 degrees and Posted by VanessaJoy in Camino wanderings | Aug 31, 2024
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