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You’re a busy guy I didn’t wanna bother you
Granada is only a couple hours from Madrid by train. Great town to visit for a couple days.I’m excited tho, rough plan is to meet up with my friend and his girl who are gonna be in Italy during the week, hopefully get tickets to the Arsenal/Wolves game that weekend and head to London solo, and then meet up with my boy who moved to Madrid. I don’t think he can meet up until the weekend so I’m trying to figure out how I can fill out a whole week solo if I need to
Tickets for the game go on sale Tuesday. So gonna start planning after that
Granada is only a couple hours from Madrid by train. Great town to visit for a couple days.
If you had more time on the front end of London I’d definitely say Lake Como, but sounds like you gotta get outta Italy for the soccer match. If money really isn’t a big deterrent, I’d personally probably just stay in London several more days. But that place gets expensive fast.
To kill 2 days or so during a free week? Sure. I wouldn’t necessarily make it a destination, but it’s a good time killer place. I’m also a big history geek though, so I probably could have spent an entire day at The Alhambra if we didn’t have a Turkish bathhouse visit on the schedule. And I loved the little Turkish area on the north side of town with all the little spots to get tea.You liked Granada that much!? My best girl friend lived there for BCG - had a fun weekend but not worth it IMO
To kill 2 days or so during a free week? Sure. I wouldn’t necessarily make it a destination, but it’s a good time killer place. I’m also a big history geek though, so I probably could have spent an entire day at The Alhambra if we didn’t have a Turkish bathhouse visit on the schedule. And I loved the little Turkish area on the north side of town with all the little spots to get tea.
Sevilla would be high on the list though, but it’s quite a bit out of the way from where he’ll be going.
Still have a good amount of European land to cover, but I’m sure there are plenty of places between London and Madrid for a solo traveler to hit for a few days.
That’s totally my bad, had him confused with the other guy who was asking for more laid back options lol. Yea, don’t do Granada solo unless you’re wanting that laid back life for a couple days!Yeah there’s just far superior places IMO is my point. Like a 90 min flight to Lisbon >>
Never been to San Antonio before but might go next month for a few days with friends to hit up the XFL championship at the Alamodome. Thinking of making it a mini vacation and going for 3-4 days. Tips on places to stay near the stadium, sites and restaurants/bars in town? Likely won't rent a car.
If you wanna drop some dough, stay at Hotel Emma in The Pearl. I’d probably recommend just finding somewhere downtown though. The Riverwalk is dirty, but if you’re in town as a tourist there are lots of good spots to hit all within walking distance. Alamodome right across the highway. Even if you don’t stay at Hotel Emma, highly recommend hitting The Pearl area for a dinner. Southerleigh is fantastic.Never been to San Antonio before but might go next month for a few days with friends to hit up the XFL championship at the Alamodome. Thinking of making it a mini vacation and going for 3-4 days. Tips on places to stay near the stadium, sites and restaurants/bars in town? Likely won't rent a car.
Much appreciated!If you wanna drop some dough, stay at Hotel Emma in The Pearl. I’d probably recommend just finding somewhere downtown though. The Riverwalk is dirty, but if you’re in town as a tourist there are lots of good spots to hit all within walking distance. Alamodome right across the highway. Even if you don’t stay at Hotel Emma, highly recommend hitting The Pearl area for a dinner. Southerleigh is fantastic.
I used to work down there a lot, I’ll send you some recs when I get back home from vacation and have my other phone with my notes.
Ugh was looking forward to going to lake Colchuck late April when I’m in Seattle but found out the trail is closed and the lake is frozen until late may
Man I love the type of nature in the PNW and wanna visit but i always forget I’m a couple hours from Maine which is kinda similar. Haven’t been in years
Man I love the type of nature in the PNW and wanna visit but i always forget I’m a couple hours from Maine which is kinda similar. Haven’t been in years
Man it’s super different - as someone who lived in both - Seattle is so different (I prefer)
Yea I def wanna check out the PNW, Vancouver, big bear. That’s my kinda nature
Yea I def wanna check out the PNW, Vancouver, big bear. That’s my kinda nature
Second this..The Canopy(Hilton) is good money. It's on the riverwalk and close to all the stuff downtown. In terms of activities def recommend The Pearl and I second Southerleigh (Top 5 spot in SA to me). If you have wheels or Uber I would check out the Rim up by Six Flags, a lot of food/drink spots in that area (Torchy's, The Rustic, Bowl and Barrel)If you wanna drop some dough, stay at Hotel Emma in The Pearl. I’d probably recommend just finding somewhere downtown though. The Riverwalk is dirty, but if you’re in town as a tourist there are lots of good spots to hit all within walking distance. Alamodome right across the highway. Even if you don’t stay at Hotel Emma, highly recommend hitting The Pearl area for a dinner. Southerleigh is fantastic.
I used to work down there a lot, I’ll send you some recs when I get back home from vacation and have my other phone with my notes.