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Tag Archives: reyes católicos
Paseo to Lavapiés
On Wednesday, April 10, we had our last paseo. 🙁 With the week of Easter being our spring break, this week was the end of all of our classes at the AU Study Center. When we come back from spring … Continue reading
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Tagged aslim, bohemia, bohemian, castizo, catholic monarchs, cnt, community, confederación nacional de trabajo, immigrants, immigration, jewish, jews, kike, la latina, lavapiés, legazpi, paseo, paseos por madrid, reyes católicos, sephardi, sol, tabacalera
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El Escorial and the Teleférico of Casa de Campo
As this was one of our last weekends in Madrid for the next month, we decided to take advantage of what the city and surrounding area had to offer, along with the great 23°C weather, with a short day trip to … Continue reading
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Tagged aquarium, buried, cable car, carlos v, casa de campo, catholic monarchs, catholicism, day trip, don juan, el escorial, felipe II, grave, grill, madrid, monastery, park, parque del oeste, parrilla, protestant reformation, pudridero, reyes católicos, saint lawrence, san lorenzo, san lorenzo de el escorial, sierra de guadarrama, teleférico, theme park, zoo
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Granada: Spain’s Last Moorish Conquest
After spending almost all of Thursday driving through Consuegra’s windmills and visiting the mosque of Córdoba, we finally arrived in the city we’d be sleeping for the next two nights: Granada. We didn’t get there until around 8:00pm, so we … Continue reading
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Tagged al-andalus, alhambra, andalucía, aragón, architecture, carlos v, castilla, catholic, caves, el escorial, escorial, felipe, felipe el hermoso, fernando, flamenco, fortress, gitano, granada, gypsies, gypsy, isabel, islam, juana la loca, market, moors, mountain, mudéjar, muslim, muslims, navarra, open-air market, palace, paradise, pashmina, philip, philip the handsome, pomegranate, reconquista, reyes católicos, romani, sierra nevada, toledo
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The Windmills of Don Quixote and Mosque of Córdoba
We left early Thursday morning for our trip from Madrid to Andalucía, one of Spain’s largest autonomous communities, located along the southern coast of the country and dominated by its Islamic history and influence. This will be a very long trip — … Continue reading
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