TRIP TO SPAIN

 

The group poses at the monument dedicated to Cervantes and Don Quixote and Plaza de Espana, Madrid.

Students with the dragon of Park Gnell.

The undulating bench in the great central square of Park Guell, Barcelona; Designed by Gaudi.

A little soccer and rugby with our Tour Director, Sean, in Zaruz on the Bay of Biscay.

We detoured to Gernika in Basque country to see the city that Franco let the Nazis bomb, which triggered Picasso’s powerful painting.

We saw the Guggenheim Bilbao Museum in Basque Country. Geary (The Architect).

Dr. Haut, Mr. Price, Antonio (our driver), and Mr. McCallaum with our brand new Mercedes bus.

Toledo was a well-established city over 2000 years ago. Muslims, Jews and Christians lived together in peace for 500 years. Then, the Inquisition happened.

Plaza Mayor, Madrid (built 1617 – 19) contains 437 balconies from which 50,000 people could witness bull fights, royal weddings, inquistion trials, and exectutions.

Students wait for a subway train at our station.

Sagrada Familia Temple Barcelona Designed by Gaudi Started 1883 – Still Working.

On the roof of La Pedrera, A Gaudi House in Barcelona.

At the Zero Kilometer in Madrid. All distances in Spain are measured from here. Students wait to enter the museu Reina Sophia to see Picasso’s “Guernica”.