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Category Archives: Spain
MM 202: Viewing Avila from the Four Posts
We visited the walled city of Avila during our trip to Spain in 2010 and I took this shot from a place called Los Cuatro Postes (The Four Posts) which is about 1.5 kilometers from the city’s walls. This will … Continue reading
Posted in Spain, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Avila, humilladero, Leanne Cole, Los Cuatro Postes, Monochrome Madness Challenge, photography, The Four Posts, travel, travel photography
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MM 196 A Scene in Old Town León
I went back to photos I took during our vacation last May in Spain for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge. This scene is just off the Camino Santiago that runs through Old Town León. That’s the bell tower for St … Continue reading
The Santiago Cathedral’s Interior
OK, we walked all around the Cathedral and I showed you pictures of all four plazas (see here, here, here and here) and all four Cathedral facades. Now it’s time to step inside and see what the Cathedral’s interior looks … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Spain, Travel
Tagged Catedral de Santiago, photography, Santiago Cathedral, Santiago de Compostela, travel, travel photography
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MM 4-28 View of Hotel Garden in Santiago
We stayed at the Smart Boutique Hotel Literario San Bieito during our three days in Santiago. My sisters stayed with their Road Scholar tour group at a hotel a couple of blocks away. We visited them one day and I … Continue reading
Santiago’s Praza da Inmaculada on the Cathedral’s North Side
The Praza da Inmaculada in Santiago de Compostela is bounded by the Monastery of San Martiño Pinario on the north, the Santiago Cathedral on the south, a few stores along Rua da Acibecheria on the east, and a few archdiocesan … Continue reading
Santiago’s Praza da Quintana and the Cathedral’s East Side
The most famous of the many doors on the east side of the Cathedral facing the Praza da Quintana is the Holy Door. This door is usually open only during Holy Years, that is when the Feast of St James … Continue reading
Posted in Spain, Travel
Tagged Holy Door, photography, Praza da Quintana, Santiago Cathedral, Santiago de Compostela, travel, travel photography
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MM 4-27 Our Favorite Restaurant in Santiago
My wife and I stayed for only three days in Santiago de Compostela last May but we still managed to have two meals at a cozy little Italian restaurant called Gambrinus. I took this shot as we left the restaurant … Continue reading
Santiago’s Praza das Praterias — the Square of the Silversmiths
Pilgrims who walked the Camino Santiago during the Middle Ages arrived at their destination by entering the Santiago Cathedral via its north entrance off the Praza da Inmaculada (see here). For the last few hundred years they walked a tad … Continue reading
Praza do Obradoiro — Santiago’s Largest Square
In English-speaking countries we call open public urban spaces “squares.” They are called “plazas” in most Spanish-speaking countries. But in Santiago de Compostela they use the Galician term “prazas.” And the largest of these prazas in Santiago and probably in … Continue reading