Day 88, 89, 90, 91, 92 & 93 Barcelona, our last city in Spain was not as action packed as I would have thought. Whilst the nightlife was fantastic and there were things to do in the day, by the time we got to our end of the week there, I was finding we were running out of things to go and experience. Don't get me wrong some of the things we did during the first days were incredible, however by the end of the week the only things we were doing was waiting aro...

Day 85, 86 & 87 San Sebastian was our last R&R spot before the three most hectic weeks of the trip. With Barcelona, Amsterdam and Oktoberfest on the horizon we could tell this would be the last place with any decent rest. As such this city was filled with a lot of beaching, a lot of eating, a lot of sleeping and not much else. San Seb is well known throughout Spain for it's beaches. Especially for the fact that they have decent waves. On the first day...

Day 81, 82, 83 & 84 Madrid was an absolutely pumping city, with us always having something to do. There was very little spare time during these four days, as there was so much we wanted to see. Despite hearing bad things about Madrid from others before we had gotten there, I really enjoyed the place and have no idea how people couldn't have. Madrid started off with me learning yet another fantastic lesson that all future travelers should remember. I know I...

Day 77, 78, 79 & 80 Valencia has been a city unlike any other on this trip so far. It was a completely different experience for us being a city filled with firsts. It was our first apartment, first birthday (well, birthday party), first DVD player and of course first Tomato festival. However after having been through it all, I sincerely hope that this will not be my first and last trip to Valencia. Upon arriving to Valencia we made out way to our street an...

Day 75 & 76 Granada, the city of tapas with beer, giant castles and natural hot springs was city number 2 in Spain, a pit stop on our way to Valencia. This city didn't start off all to well either, as not only did I have no ipod to listen to on the long bus (had to deal with Spanish radio), but about 100m from the bus stop, our bus breaks down. Any normal person would think, "oh, only 100 meters away, you could walk the rest of the way". But, unfortunately...