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kit_mc Says: Along a side street at one end of the village of Petra are a series of majolica panels detailing the exploits of Junipero Serra who helped 'civilise' the local indigdenous population. I had mixed feelings about these panels, as they all show Serra in a position of aftherly...
Es Celler: Local food at last!
kit_mc Says: In this massive celler restaurant you'll find local dishes at fairly reasonable prices. It was fairly busy with tourists the night I went, although there was also a massive table of locals enjoying some sort of celebration.Nice surroundings, perhaps a little on the pricey...
Cafe Can Tomeu 1945: Hanging out in La Placa
kit_mc Says: This cafe is a local one, populated by local people! It was a nice place to hang out for an hour, smiling at the other clientele as they sipped their way through local beers, being all mediterranean. Sitting here reminded me of days as a student hanging out in mediterranean...
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Along a side street at one end of the village of Petra are a series of majolica panels detailing the exploits of Junipero Serra who helped 'civilise' the local...
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Petra is known as the birthplace of Junipero Serra, a Franciscan monk who helped to settle parts of the west coast of North America. In the part of town most associated with him, you find a series of...
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