Let's get married
by belgianchocolate
Saturday seemed to be the day
to get married. In every chuch we walked in
we saw at least one wedding. ;-)
During the afternoon when everybody hides
in twon we were relaxing in the parc
'campo grande'. After the church that is the
next stop. I saw this bossy woman in a
turkois costume telling the newlyweds
how to pose and a young guy dragging this
huge middleaged camera with him...
I asumed the lady was the mother in law.
But no , she was the photographer...
It took her ages to get the picture..
A little wind blew some drops on the couple...
That was when I took the picture ,
with my fast digital camera'
What do you think?
Casa de Zorilla
by lbhspatriot
The House-Museum is dedicated to the author of Don Juan Tenorio, the Spanish Romantic poet José Zorrilla. The museum contains documents, manuscripts, furniture and personal mementos of the poet, donated by his widow. The two-storey house has a lovely garden, and its rooms (kitchen, living room, study, etc.) are carefully decorated to reproduce the typical style of the Romantic Era.
Valladolid
by juzz
"Nice Town full of life"
Valladolid for sure is worth of a visit although it's not the most wonderful city in Spain. There are a lot of beautiful sights and monuments but I think the best feature is its pep and energy. At night all the places are crowded with happy people having fun and you can find as ,many bars and restaurants as you want. The food is really very good (at least in the restaurant I went to).
Valladolid can be also a very good starting point for a lot of trips around in Castilla y Leon, the bus connection are very comfortable and the prices are affordable. I visited Penafiel in a one day trip by bus from Valladolid and I enjoyed it very much. Locals also recommend Segovia.
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Las Francesas
Valladolid train station
Empanadas de Pucela
