Hotel breakfast. Good rolls, coffee, cake. Stingy re yogurt. Not enough fruit. Meat and salami lovers paradise.
Laguardia, a medieval hilltop town that is mostly pedestrian with two major churches, one on the north and one on the south side. The one on the north side has the oldest polychrome collection, including a polychrome portal from the 17th century. The church was built in the 13th (gothic) and then redone with more added (totally baroque) in the 17th.
No cars due to soft underpinnings
Nice tourist town, good to walk about in the am before the 95 degree heat sets in.
The only entrance to the church is via a paid tour, which is in Spanish. There was a document in English explaining the door polychrome and all the pieces in it.
Then you are admitted to the inside, which is closed to the public except by tour.
Residence in the hotel includes this winery tour. Many tourists come for this “experience “. Especially good if you never toured Napa or other regional wineries.
Along with discussion of color, smell, and notes of course.
Just wanted to compare with the others. Yes, better and more to my liking but the others were also ok to good.
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I’ve never seen this “Polychrome” before. It is beautiful!
We read about this before we went to the town. The tourist stuff didn’t tell us we had to have a tour to see it, but it was no big problem. They gave us a nice discount.
great trip. I am sure you are both enjoying yourselves.