spain

[MOBIUS]

BTW Barcelona =

[Adagio]

Originally posted by b etor
(...) then driving to málaga and staying at the grangefield oasis club, or something like that, for a while (...)

One of my friends lives in Malaga. I'm planning to visit her in February, but those plans are likely to change. I'll probably stay for about a week when time comes

[b etor]

Originally posted by Heresson
I've only been to parts of Spain that aren't really spain, that is Euskadia (Basque Country) and Catalonia. Yeah, Barcelona is nice. If Shiva's going, I'm going too

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Heresson
I've only been to parts of Spain that aren't really spain, that is Euskadia (Basque Country) and Catalonia. Yeah, Barcelona is nice. If Shiva's going, I'm going too

The brother of a friend of mine went to Basque country. They liked him because he was from the U.S. --But then they discovered he was of Basque descent, and he was treated like a king!

[Wernazuma III]

You should really visit the Alhambra in Granada, but then again, if your dad is bad at planning... You'd have to buy tickets beforehand online or at the BBVA bank (IIRC) for a specific date, otherwise it's almost impossible to get in (=wait in a line for hours, then don't get a ticket)!!

There's many awesome places, really hard to tell what to see.
If you stay in Andalusia, definitely visit Seville with the cathedral, the alcazar, the torre de oro, plaza españa (the palace of Naboo in Star Wars), its parks, all at good walking distance (OK, a really good walk).

Other classic tourist destinations in Andalusia are Córdoba (more to the north), Ronda, and Cádiz, also Thorgal's hometown Tarifa with the castle (from where you can get a ferry to Morocco). Personally I love the beach of Bolonia between Cádiz and Tarifa - that is, if you're into Roman ruins, it's interesting.

If you fly back from Madrid, try to visit Toledo on your way north from Andalusia.

[b etor]

i'll try to get tickets ahead of time then. thanks
of course we're going to see the cathedral. that's what my father is most excited about.
and we're going to go to toledo too.

[Thorgal]

Originally posted by Wernazuma III
Other classic tourist destinations in Andalusia are Córdoba (more to the north), Ronda, and Cádiz, also Thorgal's hometown Tarifa with the castle (from where you can get a ferry to Morocco). Personally I love the beach of Bolonia between Cádiz and Tarifa - that is, if you're into Roman ruins, it's interesting.

You surely are a refined and clever guy.

[Nikolai]

Try to get your father to take a few days off coast, to Ibiza.

[Wernazuma III]

Originally posted by Thorgal

You surely are a refined and clever guy.

You mean I should direct her rather to Huelva or the beautiful farms of AlmerÃa?