Well we left Granada at 10 pm with one thought in our minds, La Tomatina! For those of you that don't know what this is well listen up cause this is with out a doubt the strangest, wildest, craziest experience I have ever come across. We left Granada about 10 to take a night train to Valencia Spain. Our trip started out excellent due to the great company that we found our self with in our sleeping compartment meeting a really cool British guy in his...

Ahhhhh. Well after the our busy time in Madrid we packed up and caught our train bright and early down even further south in Spain to the small town of Granada. Having had two of my friends study for lengthy periods of time here they both highly recommend that I make time of this small university town. Thus around midday we arrived in the hot south of Spain just a few miles from the coast of the Alboran Sea. We were soon checking into our hostel, El...

Leaving the GIANT city of Baracelona, we hopped on a train and within 3 hours we arrived in the beautiful city of Madrid. Although we heard many rumors about Madrid saying that the city was boring, there was nothing to do and what not, we actually found Madrid to be very nice and a way more peaceful place than the chaos of Barcelona. We hopped on a metro and after a few stops we were in the middle of a large plaza surrounded by many tall buildings of various s...

After leaving the calm life of southern France we caught a train south of the border and soon found our self in the hot souther city of Barcelona! We caught a few metros and soon we were checking into our next hostel, St. Jordi Sagrada Familia, a VERY nice and new hostel located just blocks from the famous Sagrada Familia, with all the comforts any backpacker could ask for; large kitchen, HUGE common room filled with bean bag charis and large movie projector, ...

After a whirlwind tour of Italy sightseeing and partying, we arrived here in Marseille tired and ready to relax. We arrived here late on the night of the 16th after 13 hours of train rides from Florence, tired, sweaty, and hungry. We checked in at our hostel, Vertigo Centre a convenient 3 minute walk from the train station, and then walked about the city a bit in look for some food to fill us up after a VERY long day of traveling . We awoke lazily the next mo...