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Spanish Menus 
  I think we should start a collection :-) [link] [link] There's some nice ones from other countries in that series as well.... more »
By Roger Warwick  - Oct 27 - 1 new of 1 message    

Cádiz 
  Hola a todos! We're starting to plan a trip to Spain late next year -- never too early to start planning! We want to spend a few days in Cádiz, both to see that city and some of the surrounding area. Does anybody have a hotel recommendation for Cádiz? Or restaurant recommendations? Suggestions for things to do and... more »
By John Zumsteg  - Oct 18 - 5 new of 5 messages    

Share your files with the Travel Spain group (if you want) 
  Google has just announced a change to the way it handles shared documents: [link] This means that if any member wants to share a calendar, spreadsheet, Google site or document with all the other members of the Travel Spain group, they simply have to add the group's email address instead of all the members'... more »
By Roger Warwick  - Aug 19 - 1 new of 1 message    

Easter 2010 in Madrid 
  I was thinking of taking a escorted tour of Spain which begins in Madrid. I was planning on arriving a day or two early to explore Madrid on my own but that would mean arriving in Madrid on Thursday, April 1st which happens to be the beginning of Easter weekend. Will the museums, restaurants etc be open on the Thursday and Friday? What... more »
By Flooder  - Aug 14 - 3 new of 3 messages    

bicyle or cart rental 
  Know of good places where I can rent bicyles, carts or similar devices in Barcelona?  Looking for fun things to do with teenagers. Thanks, Sam
By sam shube  - Aug 14 - 2 new of 2 messages    

AVE & Tipping 
  Joe, 1. The AVE doesn't travel from Madrid to Segovia, only a regional train. You can catch it at 4 of Madrid's stations: Atocha, Recloteos, Nuevos Ministerios or Chamartin. 2. For general tipping info, I recommend you read the info on this page: [link]... more »
By Roger Warwick  - Aug 12 - 1 new of 1 message    

spain football tickets 
  I am visiting Barcleona and would like to buy tickets to a football (soccer) match.  Found a site called SpanishFootballTickets:  [link] Does anyone know this site? Are they legitimate? And by the way, I'd welcome other suggestions on how to order online. Thanks, Sam... more »
By sam shube  - Jul 31 - 7 new of 7 messages    

Madrid Market Bustles Again (NY Times, July 26, 2009) 
  July 26, 2009 Heads Up Madrid Market Bustles Again By SARAH WILDMAN   ON a recent morning, before the midday sweltering heat had settled on Madrid, a statuesque fashion model clad entirely in white, her hair pulled tight and high into an elaborately wrought bun, posed with a bountiful head of lettuce in front of a fruit stand so beautiful it looked to be a still life. An elderly woman pushed forward past her, eager to get some tomatoes and move on to the next stall, photographer be damned.... more »
By Ken Bielen  - Jul 26 - 1 new of 1 message    

Madrid Finds Its Own Marais (NY Times, July 19, 2009) 
  July 19, 2009 Surfacing Madrid Finds Its Own Marais By ANDREW FERREN NESTLED among several of Madrid’s busiest boulevards — Gran Via, Princesa and Alberto Aguilera — quiet little Calle Conde Duque forms a picturesque frontier between the city’s chaotic 17th-century center and its just slightly more spacious and orderly 19th-century districts. Lately, the street has also become an important beachhead for international design, providing a tranquil oasis of stylish boutiques, friendly cafes and outdoor restaurants just steps away from the blaring horns and big box stores.... more »
By Ken Bielen  - Jul 18 - 1 new of 1 message    

Strolling Pamplona Without a Bull in Sight (NY Times, July 12, 2009) 
  July 12, 2009 Next Stop Strolling Pamplona Without a Bull in Sight By LIONEL BEEHNER I SNAGGED the last seat in the daily post-siesta ritual of musical chairs at the Café Iruña, a Parisian-style spot once frequented by Ernest Hemingway, and settled in for some of the best people-watching and pinchos nibbling in Spain. The Iruña sits on the Plaza del Castillo, once a bullring and now the buzzing nucleus of the northern Spanish city of Pamplona. Children skipped rope next to a gazebo, older men in berets chain-smoked, backpackers wandered and gawked, and clusters of hipsters mingled and gabbed on cellphones.... more »
By Ken Bielen  - Jul 14 - 1 new of 1 message    

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