After a month of studying it’s time to leave this gorgeous city.
Convento de San Estaban
I wonder who this was?
Another mystery face.
Happy pig
Small dogs with jackets are everywhere.
Our street
Train station
More San Esteban
Reliquia
Old town
Una fiesta
Menú de día
Catedral
University
Old library
University courtyard
University chapel
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The temp dropped from 70 to 28 degrees and yesterday we woke up to snow. This is the first time it didn’t melt in many years.
Plaza de la Escuela Menor
Puente Romano
Reflections
River Tormes
Plaza
University
Cathedral door
Still snowing!
Park
Huerta de Calixta
Grand Cathedral
Next to library
Something I love about living in another country is how each day is new.
Ancient
No ham
Plague van
Words to live by.
Watching
Duo Lingo’s happy raider.
Copy of you.
Tapas
Avila is a walled medieval city in between Salamanca and Madrid. You can walk along the wall that surrounds the old town and the views are glorious!
The main Cathedral in Salamanca is adorned with incredible carvings and other interesting details.
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There’s so much to see in this historic place.
Roman bridge
Building detail from Saint Esteban Monastery.
St. Esteban
Mirror at St. Esteban
Detail
Monastery
Cathedral at night.
Salamanca
Tormes River
A rare rainy day.
Statue in Calixta garden
Bridge
Bullfighters advertising in the Plaza Mayor.
Mirador
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Last weekend we walked around Salamanca and took a trip to a nearby monastery.
Studying is going well but we’ll definitely need to keep studying if we want fluency.
This garden is one of my favorite places in Salamanca.
Sunset Friday evening.
Spring pollen!
University cathedral
View from bell towers.
Artwork
Storks nesting
Salamanca Cathedral
A cup of thick chocolate and Harry Potter!
Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo
Courtyard
Gardens
Spring weather
Roman bridge in Salamanca
River Tormes
Classic view
Isla del Soto
Tranquilo
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The walk to the university takes about 20 minutes. Here’s what caught my eye this morning.
This riveting image is next to our apartment.
The clothes for children are absolutely gorgeous but they don’t look easy to wear.
A pensive statue in front of a library.
There are newsstands at most large intersections. People seem to still be reading newspapers.
Second breakfast!
This small head is all alone in the middle of the cathedral wall.
A mosaic near a parking garage.
Specialty meat and cheese store.
In addition to camping we are staying in a range of places on this trip.
Albergue in Huanaje
Pilgrim’s albergue in La Peza.
Fundalucia Guesthouse, Quentar
Abadia apartments, Granada. We went to the hotel and when they learned we were staying 4 nights they offered us the apartment for the same price!
Casa Grande in Baena
Hotel Zuhayra in Zuheros
Entrance to hotel in Cordoba; the Casa Patio De la Vega. A lovely spot in the heart of old town for about 30 a night.
The kitchen at the Casa.
Hospederia del Carmen in Castro Del Río
Spain is filled with churches. In this part of the country many started as mosques.
Grand Cathedral in Granada
Church at the Fortaleza, Alcalá la Real
In a small village near Moclin.
Almudena Cathedral, Madrid
San Jeronimo El Real, Madrid
The Santa Maria Cathedral, Toledo
Cathedral of our Lady of Assumption, previously The Grand Mosque, Córdoba
Compás de San Francisco, Córdoba
