Happy Christmas :o) (Quick Travel Quiz ;O) )

[Hagrid]

Happy Christmas Boyz & Girlies...

Moi, just back from my annual, 'Get the Hell Out Of Here' Christmas Break Away....

Anyways, hope you all had a good one... What have I missed...? (To many unread threads posted in my absence and can't be ar5ed to read them all, someone give me a synopsis please )

Oh... right, Little travel quizzie thing... Where did LastMinute.Com End up sending me this year? Six Photo's below, getting progressively easier... If you guess the City on the first image alone your a Genius, If it takes you all six to guess it (photos 5 & 6 are a dead give away), then I think you need a big 'D' hat and to go sit in the Corner... (No you don't get any points just for guessing the country!)








Ciao 4 now, answers laters, maybes

[moon]

Rome?

naah scrap that?

Seville? (I reckon those police scooters are Espanol...)

[nomad]

seville

[Hagrid]

Seville it was

Very Nice City BTW... Very "Spanish" if you know what I mean... (As opposed to Malaga! )

[StumpyFingers]

Seville it was

Very Nice City BTW... Very "Spanish" if you know what I mean... (As opposed to Malaga! )

Do you mean not so spoilt by tourism, therefore still as you would expext a spainish city to be.

[moon]

l"ike a spanish city"

didn't mark Knopffler write a song about that


"like a spanish city to me....

when we wrere kids"

[Hagrid]

Do you mean not so spoilt by tourism, therefore still as you would expext a spainish city to be.

Umm... Theres still a few tourists, not hoards though and they appear more culture, rather than sun seekers...

Seville is quintessentially Spain, historic Like Cordoba. It's everything you imagine a Spanish city should be. Relaxed, lazy, interesting, authentic and seductive. Not as Cosmopolitan as Madrid (which in many respects could be almost any capital city anywhere in the western world), but that's some of Seville's charm...

If you like just sitting outside an authentic tapas bar (of which there are hundreds, and 'No' they don't speak any English), in a small shaded charming square, drinking coffee, reading a good book while watching the world go by, and then in the evening just do the same, but replace the coffee with beer and chat to the locals, then I can recommend Seville... As far as Cities go, this has to be my favourite in Spain... (OK maybes Barca for a Party, and Cordoba is lovely but just has to many day tripping tourists to provide a relax atmosphere...)

My opinion, FWIW