Andalucia and my Easter Holidays

The week before Easter, my classmates and I went to a schooltrip of five days in Andalucia, specifically in Córdoba, Granada and Sevilla. The first day we went to the Ave station and we all were so excied. In the Ave, we saw Jorge Cadaval from Los Morancos!

When we arrived to Córdoba and we stayed in the Hotel to install, later the teachers let us to have free time to visit the place. At night we went to a pub to have some party.

-The second day we had a visit with a guide of the city and later we went to Mezquita and Alcázar.











-The third day was the day were we stayed in the three cities. At the morning we took a bus to Granada. We stayed all the day in granada having a guied visit of the city and eating there. Later we had another bus to go to Sevilla, when we arrived we went to the lodging house and then... More party!




-The fourth day we went to the Alcàzar from Sevilla and the Cathedral, We saw the Spain Square too, I loved it. When we arrived to the lodging house... Can you guess it? Come on it's not difficult...
Party!!!









-The last day arrived and we were sad:( We all took our suitcases and went to the Ave station to return home. It was really sad but... we were so tired.
It was a great experience that I really want to repeat, Sevilla, Córdoba and Granada are really beautiful.

This were my holidays because the week after the trip wasn't special. I can say thanks because I slept so much (I love it.). But I can say that I needed this holidays so much, because of the stress of the routin of every day... The only day that was great, was the Easter day, because my sister came home and came with all her dogs, and I love them, specially a little one, called Freya, a Husky.

FINAL TRIP

Hi!
Today I'am going to talk about our trip to Andalucia before Easter. But I am going to explain you only one day, because all the week is too long and this text will be enormous.
So first of all, for me, the most beautiful place I have visited on the trip is Cordova, because it doesn't seem a city, it's like a town but big, it has a lots of thin streets and all of them are painted of white. But I am going to explain you the last day, which we were in Sevilla.
So, the teachers said to all of us, that the last day we could sleep more time and stand up a nine a.m. but me and two classmates more with the teacher, went running an hour to see more city, so we arrive at Benito Villamarin, the stadium of Real Betis Balombié, we took two or three photos and we went to the hotel to have brekfast. After brekfast we went to the city centre and visit the Giralda and some good places of there. Before going to the AVE the teachers gave us some free time for dinner and walking, so me and the same classmates of the running, went to see another time the stadium to go to the official store and buy something. For casuality the players of the team were finishing the training and we could see all of them and take photos together. After that we took a bus and we arribe at the hotel to take the AVe to return to Tarragona.

Easter holydays

   When the Easter holydays began, on Saturday 19th, I stayed in home to rest. On Sunday, I went to my parcel, and enjoyed my vegetable garden. I loving staying there, it's my moment, a moment for me, my hobby.
   Nevertheless, the next day, Monday 21st, I had to go to work in a hipical centre; where I help, I learn, and I work as an instructor, I have been there three days: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. On Tuesday I couldn't go because I went to the doctor to take off the clay of my arm. i broken my arm while I was ridding a horse, one month before. The next days I went to my aunt's hause and we went to walk, we stayed in home...  And after, on Monday, her husband, my godfather gived me the mona cake. I finished my holydays too tired.

by German Jorquera

Andalucía 2016

The week before Eastern, I was with my classmates and my teachers in Andalucia, exactly in Córdoba, Granada and Sevilla. All the cities, the monuments, the streets and the restaurants liked me, but the thing that I loved was the city of Córdoba. I thought that this city was normal and bored because Sevilla and Granada have more name around the country. But now that I have been in the three cities, the most beautiful city of this travel was obviously, Córdoba. We were in a four stars hotel that we sleep so good and we have a lot of time to visite the city alone. Joan, Sergi and me used this time to walk around to saw the beautiful white streets which were narrow. The reason for these narrow streets was that in the summer there’s so hot in Córdoba so, the inhabitants want this streets to avoid warm. I want to say that these roads was spectacular because you feel free and relax when you are there. The plants hanged on the balconies make the city prettiest and more attractive. This photo is in “El Nuevo Árcangel”. The stadium of Córdoba C.F. We went to it, the first day, at the afternoon. And this is in a park that we have lunch the first day too. In the horizon there’s the “Mezquita of Córdoba”.

FINALLY TRIP

    The week before The Holy Week I stayed in Andalucia. I went with three teachers and my partners. We went in AVE from Tarragona to Córdoba. We arrived in four hours more or less. We stayed in Córdoba for twodays, in Granada only some hours in a day, and the last in Sevilla for two days. Totally five days.

  

    The first day in Córdoba we went shopping. Later we went to te Mezquita's area, where there were a lot of souvenir's shops and good views. Atnightwe had dinner at the hotel (it was delicious) and later we went to a pub. It was really nice but we were so tired.The next day we went to visit the Mezquita and the Alcázar's garden. Both were very very big and beautiful!

     The third day day we went by bus to visit Granada. The trip wasreally tired, two or three hours aprox, I can't remember exactly. When we arrived we went in a touristic bus seeing all the city. We went to Albaizín, a Granada's town and we could see the Alhambra, a very big castle that has centenars of years. We had lunch at 3:00 p.m. in a city's restaurant. Later we catched the bus and we went to Sevilla. It was a lot of hours too.

    We were very tired, and we arrived before the dinner. We were really lost in the city! The next day was my favourite! We visited more or less all the city with the touristic bus. The best places for me were Alcázar and Plaza de España. The last day we woke up at 8:00 a.m. and we went shopping at the day. The bought a lot of things for ours parents and family, also we bought clothes because in Sevilla                                                        there are some shops that in Tarragona there isn't. 

   It was a very good experience for me because it was the last trip with our partners!

                                                                                                         by: Carla Gámez

    

Easter holidays

Hey, guys! Nice to see you (write you, read you... However is it!)
Anyway, I'm back! And I'm here to tell my fantasticeaster holidays. They weren't so long, thought they were just a week (well... Better than nothing). They came after our school trip (literally, the next week) so it's like we've been free of school two whole weeks. Yey! The schooltrip was exciting, amazing and....well, new! We went to Andalucía (two nights in Córdoba, a beautifull city, one day in the perfect city called Granada, and the other two nights in the most famous and beautiful city: Sevilla, which is more astonishing in the night: a nocturnal majestic city). I saw so many wonderful things: new culture, new people, fresh new landscapes...)

AAANYWAY! My holy week was, also, magnificient. First days I stayed at home. I mean, home is... Love!! Home, sweet home... But, some days staying home... And I was bored of it. Home, sweet boring home. So, the three-four last days, we went to the town (a little bit far aways from here. Like an hour, more or less). We stayed there. I was all day out, oround the clock (What outsider am I), with some fellows and else. It was... wow, like every few time we met together. They are all from Barcelona, so... We, hardly never, met together. The only way to meet us, all the little squad we are, is in the town. We're always laughing, 2 of  1 hours (except when we are sleeping... Of course, we don't laugh while we sleep, right?...RIGHT?) and... Well, I think the world of them. That's it. We push crazyness to the next level! The worst is that we can see us all we would like, because, like I said before, they are from Barcelona, and, obviously, we can't meet us every day. BUT I didn't write this to upset yours and mine mind, just to tell you, and share with you all, my eastern week! So, in short. This holidays were longer than the others (Schooltrip, I should remember you) and became two weeks instead of one. I went to the town, and stayed with my one & only squad (awwww... Not in a romantic stupid way, you know). And... That's all, I guess!
Write-read-see you soon!

Easter holidays

    Before Easter week, me and many other people from class went on a trip to Andalusia. It started the 14th of March, and we went by AVE to Cordoba. That day we walked around the city by our own, without any guided tour. I saw many beautiful, narrow streets and took many pictures even though I don't like taking them. The next day we had a guide, and we visited the mosque/cathedral. It was very beautiful, and later we went to Cordoba's alcázar.

Cordoba's mosque/cathedral.

    On the 16th we went by bus to Granada. There, we walked around the muslim district, called Albaicín. I was kind of disappointed because we didn't visit the Alhambra.  After a 3 hour long bus trip, we arrived to Seville. That first night we had dinner in a restaurant and later we went to a bar in Triana. The next day we had a guided tour around the city, and we first stopped in Spain's square. It was really beautiful and I liked it a lot.

Spain's square in Seville,

    Later, we walked through small streets until we reached the cathedral. There, we went up the Giralda, which is the cathedral's main tower. We had a beautiful sight of the city from up there. When we went down, we went to Seville's alcázar. Its gardens were very beautiful and big, with lots of fountains and different kinds of trees. It was very funny when we saw a fountain with lots of big, disgusting fishes which fighted for food. Later that day, we had dinner in the same place as the day before and then went to the same Triana bar. That night, we had to pack because the next day we would end our trip. The 18th, our last day, we had free time all morning, so we could do our last shopping and have lunch. At 16:00, the AVE left and we headed back to Tarragona. We arrived at 20:45 more or less, and then we didn't have school until the 29th. I really enjoyed the trip, and my favourite city was Cordoba.