
8th September
2011
The last time we were in Madrid we missed a few fun things to do, so this time we made sure to do them! The first is known as “Churros con Chocolateâ€, which as you can see is a delicious savory donut (which is not covered in sugar like in the US) and a pot of very thick hot chocolate, almost like a pudding. It is served for breakfast and is oh-so-delicious.
We also wandered around Madrid a bit, and stumbled onto this cool monument, an Egyptian temple imported into Madrid as recognition of Spain’s assistance to Egypt in one or another thing. It is a really neat temple but we were unable to go inside as it is only open a few hours per day.
Afterwards we went to a giant park near the palace and walked around for a while, spying peacocks (including a baby) and beautiful grounds.
We continued on and purchased some Jamon Iberico straight off the leg! If you only eat one thing in Spain let it be Jamon!
We also wandered around Madrid a bit, and stumbled onto this cool monument, an Egyptian temple imported into Madrid as recognition of Spain’s assistance to Egypt in one or another thing. It is a really neat temple but we were unable to go inside as it is only open a few hours per day.
Afterwards we went to a giant park near the palace and walked around for a while, spying peacocks (including a baby) and beautiful grounds.
We continued on and purchased some Jamon Iberico straight off the leg! If you only eat one thing in Spain let it be Jamon!