Gail and Dan's Travels Blog

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Búdapest by Day and by Night

We went on another food tour on Thursday June 5. The food was good, but the most interesting part was the guide, Zoltan. We started out at the Opera House We stayed in the...

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Quick Tour of Budapest

Budapest consists of two parts, divided by the Danube River: Buda is the older, hilly side and Pest, where we are staying. We weren’t feeling well on Tuesday (6/3), so we mostly stayed in....

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Goodbye Spain; Hello Hungary

Adiós españa; szia Magyarország! By now, I instinctively say “si” instead of “yes”. Now I need to learn to say “igen”. I’m glad to be relieved of the responsibility of determining whether to say...

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Sagrada Familia y Mi Esposa

I went to the Sagrada Familia with a Get Your Guide tour on the morning of Friday May 30th. I should have known better. I don’t really like large tours. I like more intimate,...

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Last Day in Zaragoza

Let’s start with some photos of a fantastic sunset from May 27, the day before our last day. Our last full day in Zaragoza (5/28) found us going a little further afield. From June...

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Ken’s Tower Tour

On Tuesday, May 27, we decided to follow Ken as he led us on a tour of some of the city’s towers. We started out with the tower of Iglesia de San Pablo, the...

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The Palace

On Monday, May 26, the weather was forecasted to be very hot, so we got an early start of the day. Aljafería Palace, built in the 11th century, served as a recreational palace for...

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Tapas

Gail and I love to go on a food tour on the first day we’re in a new city. There is so much you can learn about a city through its food. Ken and...

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Zaragoza

It’s about 200 miles from Madrid to Zaragoza. On the high speed train, I made it in an hour and three quarters. Very pleasant countryside. Very comfortable seats. Not many people got off in...