Post by habiba123820 on Nov 2, 2024 23:51:25 GMT -5
As you know, I can't see an opportunity to travel that I'm happy with, when I'm only going to save money, so I'm happy 10 times more! In this adventure, my mother and I spent 6 hours between one connection and another (the flight left Lisbon and the final destination was San Paulo) to discover Madrid, in Spain.
When we left the plane, where we were alone for an wordpress web design agency hour, we followed the signs that took us to the metro. In addition to the high price of flights, which surprised us, which really left us in our mouths, the floor was clean and organized by the metro. It was worth every penny!
After five minutes trying to understand the logistics of the underground map, he came to the conclusion that we wouldn't have time to go to the center of the city. We would tend to change lines a lot of times and we wouldn't get anything out of it. So, the best thing would be to get off at the last station on the line we were on.
The moment we left the metro, we saw some signs indicating a shopping center on the surface. Felices, we followed the signs and discovered that we were in “El Corte Inglés”, one of my favorite shopping centers in Lisbon. We ate at the supermarket (which had a section only with gluten-free products, where we were assured of my “snack”) and managed to practice my Spanish! We took some photos on the street and returned to the airport.
The five minutes I spent on the streets of La Capital de España were enough for me to separate how beautiful she is. Come on, Madrid.
When we left the plane, where we were alone for an wordpress web design agency hour, we followed the signs that took us to the metro. In addition to the high price of flights, which surprised us, which really left us in our mouths, the floor was clean and organized by the metro. It was worth every penny!
After five minutes trying to understand the logistics of the underground map, he came to the conclusion that we wouldn't have time to go to the center of the city. We would tend to change lines a lot of times and we wouldn't get anything out of it. So, the best thing would be to get off at the last station on the line we were on.
The moment we left the metro, we saw some signs indicating a shopping center on the surface. Felices, we followed the signs and discovered that we were in “El Corte Inglés”, one of my favorite shopping centers in Lisbon. We ate at the supermarket (which had a section only with gluten-free products, where we were assured of my “snack”) and managed to practice my Spanish! We took some photos on the street and returned to the airport.
The five minutes I spent on the streets of La Capital de España were enough for me to separate how beautiful she is. Come on, Madrid.