Typically I don't do trip questions when it is just Carol and I. However, this trip we visited so many cities/towns/villages that I decided Carol should get a voice too. I've answered the questions too.
Favorite cities -- Carol
1.
Albarracin - beautiful, walls
2. Avila
- walls , cathedral, beautiful
3. Toledo - great churches, history
4.
Salamanca - plaza mayor, university vibe
5.
Segovia- aqueduct , hotel
Favorite cities -- Glen
1. Albarracin -- everything you want in a mountain village.
2. Avila -- the walls and cathedral, especially when bathed in late afternoon sunlight.
3. Segovia -- I'm captivated by the Aqueduct.
4. Toledo -- Stunning city, probably the most complete of all we visited. Weird that it ended up 4th for me.
5. Salamanca -- youthful vibe, and loved our apartment on Plaza Mayor.
Favorite sites -- Carol
1.
Leon cathedral - stained glass
2.
Walking up the Albarracin walls and around the city
3.
Walking tour of Toledo
4.
Valencia Sistine chapel church of St Nicolas
5.
Segovia Aqueduct
1. Segovia Aqueduct
2. Avila walls
3. Winery tour
4. Toledo walking tour
5. Albarracin walls, narrow alleys
Favorite
restaurants -- Carol
1.
Restaurant in Albarracin: Alizia Casa de Comidas
2.
Restaurant in Toledo: La Orza Restaurante
3.
Restaurant in Segovia: La Codorniz
Favorite restaurants -- Glen
Favorite
Museum -- Carol
Reina Sophia - Guernica
Favorite Museum -- Glen
Joaquin Sorolla Museum
Top Cathedrals -- Carol
1. Leon
2
Salamanca
3.
Toledo
Best city walls -- Carol
1.
Avila
2. Albarracin
Best city walls -- Glen
Same
Best hotels -- Carol
1 Segovia - great room, nice bathroom, nice outdoor space
2.
Leon - great shower, Dyson hairdryer, nice outdoor patio
3.
Madrid - great shower, big room , central location
(Glen -- same)
Best VRBO -- Carol
1. Salamanca - on Plaza Mayor, little balcony, washer
2.
Valencia - near beach, very comfortable, fully stocked, washer
Best VRBO -- Glen
I would put Carol's two as tied. Valencia was cozy, well stocked, and in a great neighborhood. Being on Plaza Mayor, especially with the balcony, was a thrill in Salamanca.
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