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I went to Barcelona and Madrid over the New Year holidays in 2024-2025. In Barcelona, ​​I visited Casa Mila, Casa Batllo, Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, etc. I took the high-speed train to Madrid and visited the Royal Palace of Madrid, Reina Sofia Museum, etc. The tourist attractions in Barcelona are very popular, so I recommend that you plan your schedule and reserve your tickets one month in advance. Please note that you cannot enter Park Guell unless you reserve a ticket. The Prado Museum and Reina Sofia Museum may be free to enter depending on the day and time of the week, so if you check in advance, you may be able to save money! Please check it out! In Madrid, I took a one-day tour around Granada and Segovia. #Sagrada Familia #Casa Batllo #Casa Mila #Casa Mila #Park Guell #Barcelona #Reina Sofia Museum #Royal Palace of Madrid #Madrid #Segovia #Granada #Spain Travel

[Palacio Santa Clara, Autograph Collection] I found a wonderful boutique hotel in the center of Valencia✨ The hotel is a renovated historic building, and the moment you step in, you feel like you've come to a special place. The rooms have an interior that is typical of Marriott's Autograph Collection. The bath amenities are from the luxury brand NUXE. The nice scent was soothing😊 5 minutes walk to City Hall Square 6 minutes walk to Estación del Norte (North Station) The hotel is surrounded by markets, supermarkets, shopping areas, the Valencia Bullring, the City Hall, Valencia Cathedral, and more, all of which can be reached on foot. It's a lively and compact city. The streets are so beautiful that even just walking around is fun😃 The staff at Palacio Santa Clara were kind and polite. This is a hotel I'd like to visit again💕 📍Address: C/ de Pascual i Genís, 22, Ciutat Vella, 46002 València, Valencia, Spain #Marriott #luxuryhotel #Spain #Valencia #hotelwithpool #triptoSpain

"The Caves of Nerja" Nerja is located on the east side of the Mediterranean coast of Malaga, closer to Granada. The Caves of Nerja are large limestone caves. It has been confirmed that Cro-Magnon people lived there about 20,000 years ago. There is an audio guide in Japanese, and it wasn't crowded, so we walked around at our own pace listening to the guide. Even though it's hot outside, it's very cool inside, so be sure to bring something to put on! ...

"Park Guell" Barcelona, ​​the city where Gaudi architecture is concentrated Park Guell is registered as a World Heritage Site. It attracts many tourists, following the famous Sagrada Familia, and is a popular tourist spot that you should definitely visit when you visit Barcelona! There are many works in the fairly large grounds, and my recommendation is the "gingerbread house" at the entrance. The more you look at it, the more cute it becomes! There is also a lot of nature, and it is a very relaxing space. It is a little far from the center, so it is best to have plenty of time. I spent about 3 hours walking around slowly. I recommend that you buy your tickets online in advance. The internet is a little difficult to connect to locally, so be sure to take a screenshot of the QR code of the ticket in advance. #SpainTrip #ParkGuell #Barcelona

Mallorca, Spain, is a Mediterranean resort with crystal clear waters and pure white beaches. Lined with stylish cafes and hotels, it's the perfect place to relax. It's also rich in mountains and nature, so you can encounter spectacular views while driving or hiking. The old town of Palma and the cute villages are picturesque just to walk around, and the local seafood and tapas are delicious. It's the best island where you can enjoy nature, gourmet food, and resorts to your heart's content. It's a place you'll want to go back to. #overseastravel #overseashotels #overseastraveltips #Mallorca #Spain #Spaintrip #recommendedspots

Frigiliana, located in the Andalusia region of southern Spain, is a mountain village with white houses and cobblestone alleys that has been selected as one of the "most beautiful villages in Spain" 🏘️ It is only a 15-minute bus ride from Nerja, a famous Mediterranean resort, and is a hidden gem with few tourists and a laid-back "real Spanish time". [10:00] Relaxed bus ride from Nerja 🚍 📍Access: About 15-20 minutes by bus from the bus terminal in the center of Nerja 🎫 Price: About 1-2 euros / 1-2 buses per hour (depending on the season) 💡 A taxi takes 10-15 minutes (about €10), so if you're in a group, you can share ◎ [10:30] Start your stroll through the "white maze" 🚶♀️📸 When you arrive, first walk around the village freely! White walls x blue doors x colorful flower pots = the alleys are sure to look great in photos🌸🌿 It's reminiscent of Santorini in Greece, but with fewer people and a quiet beauty✨ 📸 Recommended photo spots: • Calle Real (the village's main street) • Narrow cobblestone alley with stairs • In front of a shop with colored tile walls and colorful window frames [11:30] Head to a spot to learn about tradition and history There are mosaics all over the village that represent the coexistence of Moors and Christians, and you can feel a part of history just by walking. ⛪ Points of interest: • Church of San Antonio (Iglesia de San Antonio) • Small folk museum (free entry sometimes!) [13:00] Andalusian lunch on a terrace with a great view☀️🍷 There are many restaurants and terrace cafes with great views in Frigiliana! All the Andalusian dishes made with local ingredients are simple and delicious✨ 📍Recommended menu: • Dishes made with Miel de Caña (sugarcane syrup) • Tapas plate + local wine or sangria🍷 • Handmade goat cheese and olive oil are also excellent! 📍Popular shops: "El Mirador" and "La Taberna del Sacristán" have great views and great tastes◎ [14:30] Find souvenirs and experience local sweets🛍️ The village is lined with shops full of local flavor, such as pottery, herbal tea, handmade soap, and olive products. In addition, be sure to check out the sweets made with the local specialty "Miel de Caña (a sweetness similar to black honey)"! 🍯Honey, dried fruits and sweets that you can buy at small patisseries and markets make great souvenirs◎ [16:00] Take a break from the village with a panoramic view from the observation deck or cafe If you climb to the top of the village, you will be treated to a beautiful panoramic view of the contrast between the Mediterranean Sea and the white village. Recommended spots: • El Ingenio Observatory (Mirador) • Enjoy cafe con leche at the terrace cafe☕ Summary! ✔ No crowds! A photogenic spot where you can walk at your leisure ✔ Relax with the authentic local culture and gentle scenery ✔ Easy access from Nerja, with day trips possible! #Traveling abroad strategy #Europe travel #Spain #Spain travel #Spain sightseeing

"I've heard of Malaga, but where is it?" This is what we want to know for people like that! Malaga, a port city in the Andalusia region of southern Spain, is full of charm, such as the blue sea, the white town, delicious food, and Picasso's hometown✨ This time, we will introduce a model plan that allows you to enjoy Malaga efficiently and thoroughly in one day! [9:00] Start walking around the city at Malaga Cathedral, where you can feel the history⛪ First, go to "Malaga Cathedral (Catedral de Málaga)", the center of the old town. The beautiful exterior and the majesty of the interior, which combines Spanish Baroque architecture and Renaissance style, are a must-see! 🎫 Admission fee: Approximately €8 (Tickets with rooftop access are also available) 💡 There are few people in the morning, so it's easy to take photos♪ [10:30] Enjoy an artistic moment at the Picasso Museum🎨 Malaga is the birthplace of Pablo Picasso! The Picasso Museum (Museo Picasso Málaga) exhibits a wide range of works from his early period to his later years, and even if you are not familiar with art, you can enjoy it. 📍3 minutes walk from the cathedral ⏱ Duration: about 1 hour 🎫 Admission fee: from €12 (recommended with audio guide) [12:00] Spectacular hiking at Gibralfaro Castle and Alcazaba 🌄 It is recommended to visit both Gibralfaro Castle (Castillo de Gibralfaro), which offers a panoramic view of the city of Malaga and the sea, and Alcazaba (Alcazaba), which has beautiful mosaic decorations! ✅ Alcazaba → Beautiful Islamic-style gardens and palaces ✅ Gibralfaro → The view from the top is spectacular! 🎫 Set tickets available: about €5.50 👟 Comfortable shoes are recommended! [14:00] Enjoy a typical Spanish lunch at a seaside restaurant ☀️🍽 The port area "Muelle Uno" is lined with stylish restaurants and cafes. Malaga's specialty frites (small fried fish), Spanish omelette, and toast with sangria! 📍Recommended menu: ・Boquerones (fried sardines) ・Ajillo (shrimp cooked in garlic oil) ・Malaga wine or sangria [15:30] Relaxing beach time at Malagueta Beach 🌊 "Playa de la Malagueta", just a short walk from the port, is a beach loved by locals. We recommend reading a book or taking a walk while looking at the sea. If you have time, take a break on a bench with an ice cream in hand◎ 🌅 The contrast between the sea and the city in the evening is fantastic! [17:00] Searching for souvenirs on the shopping street 👜 Finally, shopping at "Marqués de Larios Street" in the old town. Spanish brand clothes, cosmetics, olive oil, pottery, and other items perfect for souvenirs are available♪ ✨Cute tile goods and local organic soaps are also popular! Summary! ✔ It's full of beaches, history, and art, so you can be satisfied with just one day◎ ✔ Easy to get around on foot and in short distances! ✔ Mediterranean cuisine and a bright and friendly atmosphere are also attractive🌞 Malaga, where you can experience the cheerfulness and calmness typical of southern Spain, is the perfect city for those who are new to Spain🇪🇸💛 #Traveling abroad strategy #Europe trip #Spain #Spain trip #Malaga #Malaga trip

The vibrant streets of Madrid Madrid, the capital of Spain, is an attractive city where historical buildings and modern streets blend together. Just by walking, you can feel the culture and history of Spain. As you walk along the European-style cobblestone streets, you will find magnificent architecture, lively squares, and delicious cuisine. Famous Squares in Madrid When it comes to the most representative squares in Madrid, the first one to come to mind is Plaza Mayor. Built in the 17th century, this square is surrounded by beautiful buildings and has an equestrian statue of King Felipe III in the center. There are cafes and restaurants lined up around it, making it the perfect place to relax while enjoying traditional Spanish cuisine. Another must-see is Puerta del Sol. This square can be said to be the center of Madrid, and is also known for the famous "Bear and Madrono Statue" and the "Zero Kilometer" sign, which marks the starting point of Spanish roads. It is also famous as a spot where many people gather at the New Year's countdown, especially at the end of the year. Touring Madrid's Markets One of the attractions of Spain is its delicious food culture. Markets are a great place to enjoy local ingredients and gourmet food. We especially recommend the San Miguel Market. This market is popular with tourists, and its appeal is that you can enjoy small portions of fresh tapas, seafood, Iberico ham, and more. In a lively atmosphere, you can enjoy Spanish flavors with wine or cava (Spanish sparkling wine). We also recommend the San Antón Market, which is popular with locals. This is a relatively modern market, with fresh ingredients sold on the first floor and a food court-like area on the second floor, where you can casually enjoy Spanish cuisine. Summary Madrid is a city where you can enjoy yourself to the fullest just by walking around the beautiful streets and touring the historic squares and markets. Feel the history at Plaza Mayor, stand in the center of the city at Puerta del Sol, and taste Spanish delicacies at the market...enjoy a stroll around the city that is unique to Madrid. #Spain trip #Madrid #Plaza Mayor #Puerta del Sol #San Miguel Market #San Anton Market #Walking around town #Spanish cuisine #Spring 0 yen trip

If you visit Toledo, you should definitely stop by the Toledo Cathedral (Catedral de Toledo). It is known as the finest example of Gothic architecture in Spain and has an overwhelming presence. We will introduce the charm of this cathedral, which is full of attractions such as beautiful stained glass and an altar with intricate carvings. History and architecture of Toledo Cathedral Construction of Toledo Cathedral began in 1226 and took about 250 years to complete. It was built on the site of a mosque from the Islamic era and occupies an important position as one of the headquarters of the Catholic Church in Spain. While the architectural style is based on Gothic, it also incorporates elements of Mudejar and Renaissance styles, giving you a sense of the transition of history. Highlights inside the cathedral The impressive main altar The most eye-catching feature inside the cathedral is the main altar (retablo), which is intricately carved down to the smallest detail. The magnificent sculptures depicting the life of Christ are so impressive that you feel as if you are drawn into the story. Choir (Coro) The choir, located in the center of the cathedral, is a luxurious space decorated with beautiful wood carvings. The intricacy of the chairs, carved with scenes from the Old Testament, is so artistic that you can't help but stare at them. Transparente This area, where light pours in from the ceiling, has a particularly mysterious atmosphere within the cathedral. The fantastic space created by the sculptures and light is a must-see. Treasure Room and El Greco's Paintings The treasure room displays gold and silver relics, and the gorgeous monstrance, known as the "Monstrance," is particularly beautiful. It also houses works by El Greco, a painter with deep ties to Toledo, making it a fascinating space for art fans. Points to visit Opening hours: Generally 10:00-18:30 (varies depending on the day of the week and the season) Admission fee: Approximately 10 euros (including tour of the treasure room) Summary Toledo Cathedral is a special place where you can experience Spanish history and art. The grandeur of the Gothic architecture and the beautiful sculptures and stained glass never cease to fascinate visitors. Be sure to visit as a highlight of your trip to Toledo. #SpainTrip #Toledo #ToledoCathedral #GothicArchitecture #EuropeTrip #HistoricalArchitecture #Spring0YenTrip

Spain's specialty, churros Spain is known for its many delicious delicacies, but churros are a must-try for those with a sweet tooth. The churros at Chocolatería 1902, a long-established cafe in Madrid, are especially popular with locals and tourists. The Spanish way to enjoy churros is to dip the crispy fried churros in rich hot chocolate. The history of churros and its relationship with Spain There are various theories about the origin of churros, but one theory is that they evolved uniquely in Spain from a fried bread called "youtiao" brought back from China by a Portuguese explorer. Another theory is that they were first made by Spanish shepherds as a substitute for bread. Either way, they have been popular in Spain for centuries and are still widely loved as a staple breakfast or snack. Churros at Chocolatería 1902 As its name suggests, Chocolatería 1902 is a historic cafe that was founded in 1902. The churros here are crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, and you can enjoy the freshly fried deliciousness to the fullest. The hot chocolate served with the churros is especially rich and thick enough to be scooped up with a spoon, making it a perfect match for the churros. Summary Churros are a traditional Spanish sweet that you should definitely try in the original place. At Chocolatería 1902 in Madrid, you can enjoy exquisite churros filled with history and attention to detail. Why not spend a sweet moment in between sightseeing in Madrid? #SpainTrip #Madrid #Churros #SpanishSweets #HotChocolate #Chocolatería1902 #CafeHunting #Spring0YenTrip

Spain's treasure trove of masterpieces If you visit Madrid, you can't miss the Prado Museum. This world-famous art museum is a treasure trove of masterpieces, with works by great masters such as Goya and Velázquez lined up. Not only art lovers, but even those who are not so good at visiting museums will be drawn in by the overwhelming number of works. Highlights - Velázquez, Goya, Bosch The Prado Museum is home to many masterpieces, but the following works are particularly not to be missed. Diego Velázquez's "Las Meninas" One of the most famous works in the history of painting. The interesting composition of the princess, her maids, and the painter himself is a must-see. Francisco de Goya's "Maja Naked" and "Maja Clothed" A famous diptych by Goya, a representative Spanish painter. The delicate brushwork and beautiful colors stand out. Hieronymus Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" It features a fantastical and mysterious worldview. The more you look closely at the details, the more you will discover something new. Tips for enjoying museums The Prado Museum is so large that a day is not enough to appreciate all the works. Therefore, it is recommended to check the works you want to see in advance. Also, since it is often crowded in front of popular works, it is better to aim for the early morning or evening hours to appreciate them at a relatively leisurely pace. Summary The Prado Museum, Spain's representative art museum, is a temple of art lined with masterpieces. It is a rare opportunity to see the works of masters such as Goya and Velázquez up close. If you are visiting Madrid, be sure to make time to visit. #SpainTrip #MadridTour #PradoMuseum #MuseumTour #LasMeninas #Goya #Velázquez #Masterpiece #Spring0YenTrip

If you visit Madrid, you can't miss the Almudena Cathedral (Catedral de la Almudena). This cathedral, which is also related to the Spanish royal family, is a symbol of Madrid with its magnificent architecture and historical background. This time, we will introduce its charm. History and architecture of the Almudena Cathedral Construction of the Almudena Cathedral began in the 16th century and took about 100 years to complete. It was originally planned to be built in the Gothic style, but it is actually characterized by a combination of various architectural styles such as Neo-Romanesque, Neo-Gothic, and Baroque. In particular, the detailed decorations and stained glass on the exterior further enhance the grandeur of the building. Beauty of the interior The interior of the cathedral boasts overwhelming beauty, and the central altar and statue of the Virgin Mary attract visitors. In addition, to the left of the altar, there is a royal chapel, which is also related to the activities of the modern royal family. The beautiful decoration of the dome ceiling in particular catches the eye. The space is filled with colorful paintings and sculptures, as well as magnificent art with religious meanings. Sightseeing points of Almudena Cathedral Royal place of worship: It has a deep connection with the royal family, and is especially important as a place of religious worship for the royal family, as it is directly accessible from the Royal Palace. Cathedral observation deck: If you go up to the roof of the cathedral, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the cityscape of Madrid and the Royal Palace. The atmosphere is particularly different during the day and at night, so it is worth visiting at either time of day. Colorful stained glass: The windows of the cathedral are beautifully stained glass, and when the light shines in, it creates a fantastic atmosphere. Visit points Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00-20:00, Sunday 9:00-14:30 (May vary depending on the season, so check the official website) Admission fee: Basically free, but there is an additional fee to climb to the observation deck (about 6 euros). Summary The Almudena Cathedral is a place where you can feel its beautiful architecture, deep history, and connection with the royal family. Located in the center of Madrid, it has a very special meaning as a place where tourism and faith intersect. If you have time, please visit and enjoy the impressive interior and the magnificent view. #SpainTrip #Madrid #AlmudenaCathedral #TouristSightseeing #TravelPlan #EuropeTrip #Spring0YenTrip

There are several ways to get to Ronda, a white town in Andalusia, but taking a bus from Malaga is a recommended route that is cost-effective and allows you to enjoy beautiful scenery from the window. I actually took a bus to Ronda, so I will introduce it in detail based on my experience. Travel time and cost It takes about 2 to 2.5 hours by bus from Malaga to Ronda. There are not many buses, so it is best to check the schedule in advance. The fare is about 10 to 15 euros one way (varies depending on the season and bus company), making it a reasonable means of transportation compared to trains and rental cars. Bus routes and stops The main bus terminal in Malaga is Estación de Autobuses de Málaga (Málaga Bus Terminal). Buses to Ronda depart from here. The terminal is adjacent to Malaga's train station (María Zambrano Station), so it is easy to access even if you enter Malaga by train. Ronda's bus terminal (Estación de Autobuses de Ronda) is located in the center of town, and you can walk to the tourist attractions, so you can start sightseeing immediately after arriving. Views during the trip On the way to Ronda by bus, you will see beautiful Andalusian scenery. For a while after departure, the urban scenery of Malaga continues, but gradually it changes into a tranquil hilly area. Along the way, you can enjoy picturesque scenery with olive groves and white villages scattered around. In particular, the scenery of steep cliffs and valleys that spread out as you approach Ronda is breathtaking. Tips for traveling by bus We recommend booking tickets in advance: Buses can be fully booked, especially during tourist season, so it is safe to book online. The bus is often air-conditioned: Even in summer, it is comfortable to have a thin jacket. Get a seat by the window to enjoy the scenery more: The route to Ronda has many sights, so you can feel like you are traveling even while you are on the road. What to do after arriving in Ronda You can walk to the old town and the Nuevo Bridge from the bus terminal, so you can start sightseeing in Ronda right away. After a long journey, it is recommended to take a break at a cafe and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Ronda. Traveling by bus from Malaga to Ronda was a great option that was affordable, comfortable, and allowed you to enjoy the scenery along the way. If you are thinking of traveling to Ronda, please try this route. #Ronda #Malaga #Andalusia #SpainTrip #BusTravel #AmazingView #RondaSightseeing #NuevoBridge #Spring0YenTrip

Granada is located in the Andalusia region in southern Spain. The Alhambra Palace is beautiful, and the food is also endlessly appealing. When I actually visited, I found that there was a wide variety of local gourmet foods, from tapas to sweets, and I was able to enjoy my fill. This time, I will introduce the exquisite gourmet foods I tasted in Granada! Galician-style octopus (Pulpo a la Gallega) Galician-style octopus is one of Spain's representative seafood dishes. It is a simple dish of thinly sliced ​​octopus sprinkled with olive oil, paprika powder, and salt, but it is soft and exquisitely seasoned. There are many delicious restaurants in Granada, and it was great to enjoy it with wine. Fried calamares (Calamares Fritos) The Andalusia region has a developed frit (fried food) culture, and fried calamares is a standard dish. The batter is crispy, the squid inside is soft, and the deliciousness is further enhanced by squeezing lemon. It also goes great with beer and white wine. Paella When you think of Spain, you think of paella. The saffron-scented rice is filled with plenty of seafood such as shrimp, mussels, and squid, and you can feel the deliciousness with every bite. In Granada, you can enjoy paella made with not only seafood but also chicken and rabbit meat. Chicken Wings (Alitas de Pollo) Chicken wings are also a standard tapas in Spanish bars. From spicy to simple salty, each shop has its own unique flavor. In Granada's bars, they are sometimes served for free as tapas, so it was a great deal to enjoy. Freshly squeezed orange juice (Zumo de Naranja Natural) Spain is also known as a famous orange producing area, and in Andalusia in particular, orange trees are planted all over the city. The freshly squeezed juice made from Spanish oranges had an exquisite balance of sourness and sweetness and was really delicious. Another nice point is that you can easily enjoy it at supermarkets and cafes. Exquisite cheese tart The cheese tart I found in Granada is characterized by its moist and smooth texture and rich cheese flavor. It is not too sweet, and the tart crust is crispy. It was perfect as a dessert after a meal. Gelato (Helado) The quality of gelato is high in Spain, and Granada in particular has many delicious shops that rival those in Italy. You can't go wrong with any of the flavors, such as rich pistachio or mango flavor with plenty of fruit. It tasted even better on a hot day. The fun of eating around Granada Granada is a city where you can enjoy not only sightseeing, but also delicious food. You can enjoy tapas while hopping around the bars, or sweets at a cafe, and it is full of food charms. Be sure to enjoy Granada's delicious gourmet food as a memory of your trip! #Granada #Spanish cuisine #Tapas #Paella #Galician-style octopus #Orange juice #Cheese tart #Gelato #Spain travel #Eating out #Spring 0 yen trip

Malaga is a coastal city in the Andalusia region of southern Spain, and is not only full of tourist attractions, but also a city with a wealth of food to enjoy. When I actually visited, I was very impressed by the sun-drenched streets and the shopping experience at the local supermarket. The charm I felt while walking around the city of Malaga Malaga is known as the birthplace of Picasso, and the old town is dotted with museums and historical buildings. When I actually walked around the city, I saw cafes lined up on the cobblestone streets, and locals enjoying meals and chatting in a relaxed atmosphere. Facing the Mediterranean Sea, it is also characterized by many dishes made with fresh seafood. Spanish cuisine is paella In Malaga, I tried paella, a dish that represents Spain. Saffron-colored rice topped with plenty of seafood, a dish that condenses the delicious flavor of seafood. Each restaurant has a different seasoning, so it seems like it would be fun to eat it again and again. Especially when you eat it at a restaurant by the sea, you can enjoy the authentic taste while feeling the sea breeze. Exploring Malaga's large supermarkets I like to go to local supermarkets when I travel, and I visited one in Malaga. Supermarkets in Spain have a wide selection of products, and it's a different kind of fun than in Japan. Abundant selection of prosciutto (jamon) The first thing that surprised me when I entered the supermarket was the abundance of prosciutto (jamon) sections. There were many pieces of jamon hanging on the bone, and there was also a section where they sliced ​​and sold them on the spot. It was a sight unique to Spain, and there were so many varieties that it was hard to decide which one to choose. Discovering pomegranate juice In one corner of the supermarket, there was a machine that squeezed pomegranates on the spot to make juice. The Spanish word for pomegranate is "Granada," and it is a familiar fruit in Spain, so much so that there is a city with the same name. When I actually tried the freshly squeezed juice, it was rich, naturally sweet and sour, and very delicious. It was a nice point to be able to easily enjoy such fresh juice while traveling. How to enjoy food in Malaga Malaga is an attractive tourist destination, but if you visit a supermarket, you can experience more local culture. Buying ingredients unique to Spain and trying fresh juices is also a great part of traveling. If you visit Malaga, I would recommend not only walking around the city but also visiting supermarkets. #Malaga #SpainTrip #Paella #Prosciutto #Jamon #PomegranateJuice #Granada #SpanishGourmet #MalagaTourism #Spring0YenTrip

Walking through the city of Seville is like being lost in a movie. The entire city is a place where you can feel history and culture, and wherever you walk, you will encounter beautiful buildings and wonderful scenery. Seville is a wonderful city where the streets themselves are like tourist attractions, and just walking around will fill your heart. Roads lined with historical buildings The most distinctive part of Seville's streets is its historical buildings. Architecture from various eras, such as Gothic, Mudejar, and Baroque, coexists, and you can feel the changes just by walking. In particular, when walking around the city, you can encounter famous tourist spots such as the Alcazar Palace, Seville Cathedral, and Plaza de España, but there are also many attractive buildings in other places, making your walk even more enjoyable. Colorful tiles and flowers The streets of Seville are characterized by vivid tile paintings and colorful flowers. Beautiful tiles are used on the exterior walls of the houses, and especially Mudejar-style buildings are decorated with gorgeously colored tiles. As you walk down the alleys, the flowers and greenery displayed in the windows catch your eye, making the whole city seem very colorful and attractive. These colors give Seville's streets a warm feel, and you feel at peace as you stroll through them. Narrow Alleys and Squares The city of Seville has many narrow, winding alleys, each of which is very charming. Small squares are dotted in the center of the city, lined with cafes and restaurants, and there are many places you'll want to stop by while walking through the city. You can take a break at a cafe and enjoy the scenery around you, or get a glimpse of the local people's lives. Lovely Scenery in the City When you walk through the streets of Seville, you will occasionally come across some lovely scenery. In particular, the view of Seville Cathedral from the roads along the river and the squares, and the beautiful gardens of the Alcazar Palace, there are many scenes that will delight your eyes wherever you walk. At dusk, the buildings in the city are dyed in warm colors, and you can see a beautiful view that feels like another world. Summary The streets of Seville are a really fun place to stroll around. As you walk around surrounded by historical buildings, beautiful tile paintings, and flowers, you will be drawn into the charm of the city. As you walk through the narrow alleys and squares, you will feel the unique atmosphere of each one, and it is a place that makes you want to keep walking for hours. When you visit Seville, be sure to take your time and walk around the city and enjoy its charming streets. #Seville #Streetscape #Walking #SpainTrip #SevilleTourism #TheCharmOfSeville #Spring0YenTrip

#Overseas seasonal places Casa Labra Address: C. de Tetuán, 12, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain This is a fried cod restaurant. I love this restaurant so much that I always stop by here whenever I go to Madrid 🇪🇸You can order just one of each, such as fried cod, tuna pinchos, and cod croquettes. Since it is a stand-up bar, it may not be suitable for those who want to have a relaxed meal, but it is highly recommended for those who want to walk around and eat a variety of things! There is often a long line at the restaurant, but as it is a standing restaurant, the turnover is very good✨You can also take it home, but since it is fried food, I think it is best to eat it fresh on the spot😋 La Barraca Address: C. de la Reina, 29, Centro, 28004 Madrid, Spain I have been to this restaurant twice, and the paella was delicious and the service was also very good✨The restaurant itself is clean, and the restrooms are also very clean, so it is a restaurant recommended for Japanese people🇪🇸 This time I had gazpacho and squid ink paella. Both were very delicious and I ate it all😋It is a restaurant that attracts many tourists, but it seems that locals also use it for family gatherings!! The prices are a little high, but it is definitely delicious, so if you visit Madrid, please stop by✨ You can also make a reservation online! We recommend making a reservation for lunchtime 🙆♀️ San ginés This shop is famous for its churros! In Spain, it is common to dip churros in warm chocolate and eat them ✨ This shop is very popular with tourists and there are often long lines, but since the building is divided and there are several of the same shops, we recommend finding an empty place and waiting in line 🙆♀️ #trip to Spain #spanishfood #churros #madrid

#OverseasSeasonalPlaces There are many delicious restaurants in Barcelona✨I'll introduce some restaurants that I, a Japanese person, have eaten at and found to be delicious! 1. A paella restaurant. The reason I recommend this restaurant is that you can order paella for one person. In Spanish restaurants, paella can generally be ordered for two or more people. Therefore, this restaurant is recommended for solo travelers or when you feel hungry and want to eat something✨We ordered a single portion of paella, bread and shrimp ajillo, and mussels stewed in wine. Everything was very delicious, and many of the staff were very funny! 2. ALOHA POKÉThis is a poke bowl restaurant recommended for those who are tired of Spanish food but want to eat rice! Or for those who want to eat vegetables or raw salmon. It also offers takeout, so it is also recommended for those who are tired and want to eat a meal slowly in their hotel room! ! It was very filling, and I was happy to be able to eat raw salmon for the first time in a while 🐠 3. JONCAKE This is a Basque cheesecake shop that has a long line even on weekdays 🧀 Generally, cakes sold at cake shops tend to be quite sweet, but I was able to finish this cheesecake without getting bored 😋 It's irresistible for cheesecake lovers 🫶 #Barcelona #Spanish cuisine #Spain trip

#Traveling Abroad Strategy Compared to Japan, the entrance fees for tourist attractions and world heritage sites in Europe seem to be quite high... 😿 On the other hand, it seems that many tourist destinations in Spain have a ticket discount system for students from all over the world. (Some places may have restrictions such as domestic or EU students, so it is recommended to check the official website before going ⚠️) In the photo, I will introduce the things I was able to travel at a good price on this trip 🙌 (as of 2024) Also, depending on the time of day, it is free for everyone, regardless of whether they are students or not...! The Picasso Museum in Barcelona, ​​the Prado Museum in Madrid, and the Reina Sofia Museum are open for free in the evening on certain days of the week! For more information, please check the official website of each museum 🔍✨ #Travel in Spain #Good Deal #Weak Yen #Barcelona #Madrid

★The beauty of oranges, blue skies, and history in Seville What surprised me about Seville, Spain, was that there were orange trees everywhere! The contrast between the vibrant oranges and the clear blue sky was so beautiful that I got excited just walking around. 🤩What's more, it was very warm even though I visited in February. If you're not sensitive to the cold, you can wear short sleeves, and it was comfortable enough that you wouldn't feel winter in Europe. ●The spectacular Seville Cathedral & Giralda Tower The first place we visited was Seville Cathedral. I was overwhelmed by the grandeur of the exterior, but I was even more impressed when I went inside! 🥹 The impressive Gothic space, the beautiful stained glass, the detailed decorations that evoke history... everything was so beautiful that I realized, "This can't be conveyed in a photo. You have to see it with your own eyes...!" I also climbed the Giralda Tower that stands next to it, and the view from the top was spectacular! 🤯 The view of the streets of Seville and the greenery of the orange trees was an unforgettable sight. 🍊 ●A fairy tale world lost in the Alcazar The next place we visited was the Alcazar. When I stepped inside the palace, I felt like I was instantly warped into another world. The decorations, which combined Islam and Christianity, were so beautiful that time flew by as I looked closely at every detail. The courtyard in particular was wonderful, and the arches and tile patterns reflected on the water looked like a painting. 😍 As I was walking through the garden, I happened to come across an orange tree, and it was also impressive to see the refreshing scent floating around. ●Plaza de España, beautiful at any time of day The last place we visited was Plaza de España. The magnificent architecture surrounded by fountains and canals spread out before our eyes, and we were impressed, saying, "What a beautiful place...!". We sat on the mosaic tile benches and relaxed for a while, or walked along the canals, and it was a picturesque place. The view of Plaza de España in the evening was particularly spectacular! The colors of the buildings and sky dyed in the sunset were fantastic, and I was able to take the best photos. 🌅 But honestly, it's beautiful no matter what time you visit! The quiet atmosphere in the morning is nice, and the contrast with the blue sky during the day is wonderful. It's a place I want to go back to again and again. Seville is a city full of history and beauty wherever you walk. The streets colored with orange trees, the contrast with the blue sky, and the breathtaking architecture... it was a place that made my heart leap just by visiting. I'd like to visit this city again and enjoy this view while taking a leisurely stroll! #Spain #Spain trip #Spain sightseeing #Seville #Plaza de España #💙 #0 yen trip January 2025 #Overseas travel strategy

★ Spectacular views and local time in Ronda The moment I landed in Ronda, Spain, I was overwhelmed by the magnificent view that unfolded before my eyes. The townscape spread out on top of a steep cliff, the endless Andalusian land, and the Nuevo Bridge at the center of it all. 🌉 I had seen it in books and photos, but when I saw it in person, it was so impressive that I was speechless. ● Spectacular views of the Nuevo Bridge and the valley When you think of Ronda, you think of the Nuevo Bridge! This bridge, which connects the old town and the new town, created a magnificent landscape that seemed to be one with nature. Looking down at the valley from the bridge, it was so deep that I felt like I was being sucked in, and my legs were a little weak. But the contrast between the land and the sky that spread out there was so beautiful that I wanted to keep looking at it. If you go down under the bridge, you can see the Nuevo Bridge from a different angle, making it a perfect Instagram spot! ●Local cafe time in the old town The old town, which spreads out beyond the bridge, is a beautiful area lined with cobblestone streets and white-walled buildings. Just walking around makes you feel like you've traveled back in time. In the square in the old town, I decided to stop by a local cafe that caught my eye. There was no English menu, and the staff only spoke Spanish, but I managed to order "churros and hot chocolate." When the hot churros were brought to me, I dipped them in the thick, rich chocolate...it was the best! 🍫☕️😆 The time I spent relaxing in the sun like the locals was a special moment of my trip. I really felt that the Spanish people are good at "enjoying time at a leisurely pace." 😌 The 30 minutes of cafe time I spent here remains one of my warmest memories of Ronda. ●Purchased magnets and pot coasters as a memento of the trip While strolling through the old town and looking into a small souvenir shop, I found a cute Ronda magnet and a pot coaster with a tile pattern. 💙The pot coaster with a traditional Spanish pattern would create a nice atmosphere in the kitchen, and the magnet would remind me of the scenery of Ronda every time I opened the refrigerator, so I decided to buy it immediately. Both were reasonably priced and were the perfect items to remember the trip. ●Relaxed at Alameda del Tajo Park The last stop on the trip was Alameda del Tajo Park. This park, which spreads out on a cliff, offers a spectacular panorama of nature in front of you! Sitting on a bench and taking a deep breath, I could feel the relaxed time of Spain with the clear air. It is also recommended to visit here at dusk. 🌅 The contrast between the streets of Ronda dyed in the sunset and the vast land was beautiful beyond words. Ronda is a special city where you can experience both magnificent scenery and local warmth at the same time. I was impressed by the power of the Nuevo Bridge, relaxed at a cafe in the old town, bought some cute items at a souvenir shop, and finally relaxed in the park... Everything about this trip was memorable and the best time I've had. I hope to come back to this town and relax someday! #Spain #SpainTrip #SpainTourism #Ronda #💙 #0YenTravelJanuary2025 #OverseasTravelTactics

#OverseasTravelRecord This time, I went to the Picasso Museum, which was open for free, because it was during the Merced Festival. When I visited Barcelona before, the tickets were sold out on the day and I couldn't enter, so this is my revenge. The normal ticket price is 16 euros for adults (about 2,500 yen in Japanese yen). Even on free admission days, you need to get a ticket, but it's a great deal because you can enter completely free of charge. I imagined it would be crowded because it's free, but since I had reserved a ticket online in advance, I only had to wait in line for about 10 minutes to enter. Large luggage such as backpacks must be left in a locker in advance. These are staffed lockers and there is no charge. Currently announced free admission days (advance reservation required) ⚠️Please check the official website for details as there may be changes depending on the year. ・First Sunday of each month ・January 4th, January 5th, February 12th, May 18th, September 24th ・Thursdays from November 1st to April 30th (only between 16:00 and 19:00) ・Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from May 2nd to October 31st (only between 19:00 and 21:00) Free tickets can be reserved from the official website of the Barcelona Picasso Museum✨ #spain #Barcelona #SpainTrip

#OverseasTravelRecord This time, I'll introduce the details of my trip to Spain, which lasted 7 nights and 8 days🇪🇸 It may be cheaper to book a round-trip flight together, so in that case, I think it's a good idea to change the order of your visits depending on your plan🙆♀️ Day 1: Arrive in Madrid and go straight to Toledo (by train) Day 2: Sightseeing in Toledo and Madrid Day 3: Sightseeing in Madrid Day 4: Sightseeing in Barcelona Day 5: Sightseeing in Barcelona Day 6: Sightseeing in Barcelona, ​​heading to San Sebastian in the evening Day 7: Sightseeing in San Sebastian and Barcelona Day 8: From Barcelona Airport to Japan (If you are going through the duty-free procedure, you should head there early because if the machine doesn't work, you will need to queue at the manned counter⚠️) Long-distance trains are highly recommended for travel within Spain🚄 Not only are they cheap, but the trains are relatively clean and, unless you have too much luggage, you generally won't need to pay extra💰 Since I only had a week this time, I mainly went around the main tourist spots such as Madrid and Barcelona, ​​but the Andalusia region in the south is also full of charm, so if you have time, be sure to check it out🇪🇸🫶#triptospain #spain #madrid

#OverseasTravelRecord When you think of Spain, many people will think of [Sagrada Familia] 🥹 In this post, I will introduce the charms and points to note of Sagrada Familia, one of the charming Gaudi architectures ✨ It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance! When I visited previously, I tried to make a reservation about three days in advance, but all tickets were sold out online 💦 It is possible to get a ticket on the day, but if you want to enter for sure, you should make a reservation several weeks in advance ⚠️ Also, on my last trip, the tickets with the tower were sold out on the day, so I couldn't go up the tower 😭 On this trip, I went up the tower as revenge. To go up, take the elevator to the top in one go!! On the way back, I went down the spiral staircase like the one in the photo! For larger luggage such as backpacks, the staff will ask you to leave them in the lockers before getting on the elevator. 🧳 You can just look at the exterior, enjoy the stained glass inside the cathedral, or climb the tower to see the exterior of Barcelona and even the detailed sculptures. There are so many ways to enjoy the Sagrada Familia, so be sure to visit. ✨ #triptospain #barcelona #sagradafamilia #sagradafamilia

#AccommodationTravelRecord I highly recommend the hotel I stayed at during my trip to Barcelona, ​​one shot aragó 257. I would like to introduce it to you 🏨✨ The first recommended point is the location. Casa Batlló is the closest, and it takes about a minute to walk there. Therefore, Casa Mila is also very close. You can walk to Plaza Catalunya, and you can reach the train station in just a few minutes on foot 🚶 The second point is the kindness of the staff and the facilities. We left Barcelona for two days to take a short trip to San Sebastian. The staff kept our large luggage during that time. It is a very appreciated service for travelers who want to use low-cost airlines 😭🧳 In addition, there are biscuits and a coffee machine in the lobby, so you can enjoy hot drinks at any time ✨☕️ The third point is the cleanliness of the room. The design is very stylish, but the bathroom and the area around the bed were also very clean! I will definitely stay at this hotel again when I visit Barcelona🏨🫶 ★Address: Carrer d'Aragó, 257, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, ​​Spain ★Facilities: Elevator, air dryer, refrigerator ★Recommended points: Good location, friendly staff, cleanliness ★Rating: Perfect #Barcelona #Hotel #Spain #barcelona #SpainTrip

#Overseas Travel Records In Malaga, the city where Picasso was born and raised, there is Museo Casa Natal de Picasso, where you can see Picasso's birthplace. It has precious paintings that Picasso drew as a child and a reproduction of the room where Picasso lived. It's a small museum, but there's a lot to see. You can also rent an English audio guide. In front of the birthplace is Merced Square, where you can take a photo with Picasso. I recommend visiting both places. 📍Spot name: Museo Casa Natal de PicassoAddress: Plaza de la Merced, 1529012 Málaga, Malaga (Andalusia)Time: 9:30 to 20:00Ticket: 3€ with audio guide #Malaga #Spain trip #Picasso #Museum tour #Malaga trip

#Overseas Travel Records Málaga Picasso Museum is located in Picasso's hometown, Málaga. It displays 285 precious works donated by Picasso's family. The museum itself is a beautiful building and very worth seeing. Most of the works can be photographed. There are works by Picasso all over the world, but there was something special about seeing his works in his birthplace. 📍Málaga Picasso Museum San Agustin, 8 29015 Malaga, Espana ⏰Opening hours: March to June, September and October 10:00-19:00 July and August 10:00-20:00 November to February 10:00-18:00 🎫: Adults 10€ #Picasso #Museum tour #Spain trip #Málaga

#OverseasTravelRecord This time, it's the chocolate museum Museu de la Xocolata in Barcelona, ​​Spain 🇪🇸 The second photo, the ticket is chocolate 🍫🫕🎟 Yay! It had a very bitter taste 🥺 For me who wants to eat a little bit of sweetness, it's an adult taste... This museum exhibits objects made from chocolate, and the only word I can say is amazing 🥺 It's a work of art. Most of it is objects, but at the end, I was able to see the molds used to print chocolate packages and the molds into which the chocolate itself is poured, which I don't often get the chance to see, and it felt retro! It's cute that the letters are upside down 😍 Not only is it a museum, but it also has a chocolate specialty store on the surface, so you can buy a little chocolate! The souvenir chocolates also have a wide variety of cute packages I think Spain is a city of really cutting-edge art, and it's a country I love because it's different from France in a good way! There are many other Spanish art museums I would like to introduce, so I will introduce them some other time. Admission fee: 6€ (950 yen) #Spain #SpainTrip #Barcelona #BarcelonaTourism #ChocolateSnacks #Chocolate #WeekendOutingRecord

＼Toledo's highlights／ ・Mirador El Baie ・Toledo Cathedral ・Alcazar ⁡ ⁡ Toledo was a place I wanted to visit if I went to Spain. My main plan was to go to Barcelona, ​​but I had to go to Madrid for a transfer, so I was lucky enough to be able to go to Toledo🩵 ⁡ I used a red tourist bus (like the ones in London) to tour Toledo, but you should definitely go to Mirador El Baie! It's difficult to access, and I think the only way to get there is by this tourist bus or taxi, so I recommend planning in advance whether you want to take the time or the money! ⁡ If you go to Madrid, be sure to visit Toledo◎ ⁡ ⁡ ⁡ #Toledo #ToledoTourism #MiradorElBaie #ToledoCathedral #Alcazar #SpainTourism #Spain🇪🇸 ##SpainTrip #OverseasTripTrip

#OverseasTravelRecord The most famous building in Barcelona is the Sagrada Familia, which goes without saying. The Sagrada Familia is very beautiful, but the surrounding streets are surprisingly ordinary 🤔However, a 20-minute subway ride away is the Gothic Quarter, which has the oldest streetscape in Barcelona. The Gothic Quarter is lined with strict stone buildings, creating a streetscape that is truly European. There are also many cafes and miscellaneous goods stores in the Gothic Quarter, making it perfect for a stroll around the city! If you are in Barcelona, ​​this is a place you should definitely stop by. This is a recommended area for those who like European streetscapes and cameras! The famous sights in this area are the Cathedral of Santa Eulia and the Bisbe Bridge. You will be overwhelmed by the beautiful Gothic architecture. Be sure to check out these two! 📍Spot name: Gothic Quarter Nearest station: Jaume I📍Santa Eulalia Cathedral Address: Pla de la Seu, s/n, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, ​​Spain📍Pont del Bisbe Address: Carrer del Bisbe, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, ​​Spain #Barcelona Tourism #Barcelona #Spain Travel