Spain

The first day in Madrid we decided to visit the Bernabéu Stadium, we´re not a big fan of soccer but it was cool seeing the stadium and also the museum, we spend here just like 1 hour and a half, after we went to “Plaza de cibeles” which is the most famous plaza in Madrid, the buildings around are beautiful, that day on the afternoon we decided to go for lunch at “Sobrino de botin” which is supposed to be the world’s oldest restaurant I totally recommend trying the “cochinillo” is simply incredible! Another activity I recommend is going to the Prado Museum there you can find important art paintings such as “Las meninas”, “Christ crucified” and “La maja desnuda”.

Madrid

Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

Museo Nacional del Prado

Plaza de Cibeles

Puerta del Sol

Toledo is a small town near Madrid which has a lot of history, one of the main spots here is the cathedral, it is gothic architecture, one of the prettiest cathedrals I have seen, it also has a museum and at that time it was like 10 euros de entry. Also there is “Puerta de bisagra” which you can walk by and it has incredible views! Also for a great view you can go the “Mirador del Valle” the landscape from there is simply incredible you can see Toledo entirely. Finally walking to trough the town and getting lost in the small streets is amazing, you will find amazing spots for pictures and small restaurant with authentic cuisine.

Toledo

Puerta de Toledo

Santa Iglesia Catedral Primada de Toledo

Mirador del Valle

Definitely my favorite city was Barcelona, the vibe, the people, the architecture, the food, everything was perfect! My favorite part was seeing all the buildings designed by Gaudi, it is incredible seeing each detail, I recommend “Casa Batlló” “La pedrera” and “ Park Güel” my favorite one! One must is the cathedral “Sagrada Familia” also designed by Gaudi, other great plan is walking through the “rambla” the most iconic street in Barcelona, you can find lots of brands there and enjoy some delicious street food, but what I recommend the most is “La boqueria” it is a food market, you can buy supermarket food but also you can seat and eat some tapas which is a great plan, food is totally delicious !

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