Day 7- en route to San Sebastian My feet were feeling a little better today so we were able to do some more Zaragozaexploring. We walked along a non-descript street named Calle Madre Rafois, past thehospital and the Diputación Gral, de Aragón which was surrounded by police cars. Wepassed the Plaza de Toros and the statue at the Plaza del Portillo, to our enddestination at Palacio de la Aljaferia. This castle reminded me of the old decrepitcastle in the Princes...

Day 6- transit to Zaragoza Starting the day with a fresh fruit salad from the Mercat de la Boqueria, we went for a short walk to buy little bits and pieces, stopping to pick up some very important handmade pastries and biscuits. With full tummies, we caught a cab to Hertz, where they gave us a €400 discount on our hire care for returning it to Italy (score!) The ride out of Barcelona was a little scarier than your average car ride, but once on the highwa...

Day 4- transit to Barcelona It was a sad morning to say goodbye to Alex and Ness, but Carl and I are definitelylooking forward to seeing them for their wedding in September, and can't wait tohear where they decide to set up home after their wedding. The £44 drive to Luton airport was long and uneventful, though we did see some ofEngland's greenery along the way. It is absolutely ridiculous how long it takes to get through check-in and securityin London! Altho...