Alvaro - Alvaro, the next traveler

Hello!!! Lovers of the Earth and Nature! I study Medicine (4th year!), so when I have some free time, there's only one word in my mind: TRAVEL, TRAVEL!!! :DDD
BE CAREFUL WITH THE CLIMATE CHANGUE
--->EUROPE'S FIRST HURRICANE-HURRICANE VINCE- LANDED ON THE SOUTH WESTERN COAST OF SPAIN IN OCTOBER. It was the farthest northeast a tropical storm had ever developed in the Atlantic and it developed over water that was thought to be too cold to be able to support a tropical storm. Following Hurricane Vince, the tropical storm Delta hit the Canary and Madeira Islands in November 2005, leaving behind severe damage, power outages and fatalities.

FOR THE LOVE THAT WE HAVE TO OUR WORLD, WE MUST DO SOMETHING SO FUTURE GENERATIONS CAN WRITE ABOUT SO WONDERFUL
PLACES AS WE HAVE DONE AND STILL DO.

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By Alvaro
August 16th 2009

Jaén--Inner Paradise Europe » Spain » Andalusia » Jaén

Preparing strategy

Although all the province of Jaen is pretty :P I show one of the most visited cities, Cazorla, where the second river of Spain has its origin. For such a small town there are a surprising number of three and four star hotels and countless rural guest houses Cazorla is the entry point and base for visits to the Natural Park of Sierras de Cazorla Segura y las Villas, a vast protected area of magnificent river gorges and forests. Spain's second longest river, the Guadalquivir has its source in the mountains to the south of the settlement. The town is constructed [View Full Entry]

By Alvaro
August 14th 2009

Cordoba--Mix of cultures-- Europe » Spain » Andalusia » Córdoba

The Cathedral and The Roman Bridge

OOOhhh, and I present my second home...Where I'm studying Medicine, where it's too hot :D Today a moderately-sized modern city, the old town contains many impressive architectural reminders of when Cordoba was the thriving capital of the Caliphate of Cordoba that governed almost all of the Iberian peninsula. The city is located in a depression of the valley of the Guadalquivir. In the north is the Sierra Morena, which defines the borders of the municipal area. About the architecture, we can found the Great Mosque of Cordoba which contains columns that date back to the Roman and Visigoth [View Full Entry]

By Alvaro
August 10th 2009

Madrid--Capital of Spain Europe » Spain

Royal Palace at night

Some photos of my travel in Madrid. the capital of Spain... In general, Spaniards eat lunch anywhere from 1:30 to 3:30, and dinner is frequently at 10:00 at night. Some advice is to eat out at lunchtime rather than in the evening if you want a good menu at a cheap price. Sitting and waiting should be observed as a comfort time to enjoy your company. Waiters will never ask you to leave. People go out to have a good time, so the noise level is high. Asking to take your left over food home with you (i.e. doggie bag) is [View Full Entry]

By Alvaro
August 3rd 2009

Granada--The Jewel of Spanish Crown Europe » Spain » Andalusia » Granada

Isabel I Crown and Ferdinand's Sword
Royal Chapel

Un viajecito a Granada, última tierra en ser reconquistada en 1492 por los Reyes Católicos. Gente estupenda, buen clima, tierra, una candidata a maravilla del mundo..Se puede pedir más? A little of history.... ABOUT CATHOLIC MONARCHS Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile, whose marriage (1469) led to the unification of Spain, of which they were the first monarchs. Although employed earlier, the appellation Católicos was formally conferred on them in a bull published by Pope Alexander VI in 1494, in recognition of their reconquest of Granada from the Moors (1481-92), their [View Full Entry]

Fernando de Aragon, Isabel I and Crystopher Columbus

Blason Carlos I of Spain and V of Germany

Carlos I of Spain and V of Germany Palace

By Alvaro
August 2nd 2009

Cartagena-La Manga del Mar Menor (Murcia)--Land of Crystal Seas and Floating Castles Europe » Spain » Region of Murcia » Cartagena

La Manga del Mar Menor

Hello Everyone. Empiezo mi primer viaje mundano en propias tierras españolas, concretamente en Murcia, la tierra del mar cristalino y los castillos flotantes, como a mi me gusta llamarla. Tomamos primero alojamiento en el pequeño municipio de Calasparra, aprovechando que teniamos un piso allí. Después nos dirigimos a Cartagena y La Manga del Menor, y contemplen ustedes mismos..simplemente wonderful... Como ahora soy NEW en esto, quiza es un poco chapuza, pero bueno, ya le ire cogiendo el truquito.. Hasta luego muchachos!! [View Full Entry]

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