In Spain for two weeks
 

Hi! I will be visiting Madrid and Barcelona in October. Any other must-visit places in Spain? Also, what is the cheapest way to get from Spain to London?<BR><BR>Thanks!<BR>

A one day trip to Avilla and Segovia from Madrid is worthwhile. Segovia has a two thousand year old Roman aqueduct. Avilla is a UNESCO protected walled city. You could also take a day trip to El Escoral. You could take the AVE train to Seville from Madrid with a stop in Cordoba. Granada has the last and greatest fortress that the Moors built, with beautiful gardens. You could also take a day trip to Morocco and a half day to Gibraltar. I'm sure that others will also have some suggestions. Have a great trip.

Gai,<BR><BR>The cheapest way to get from Madrid or Barcelona to London is to fly on Easyjet, Go or BMI (Madrid only).<BR><BR>www.easyjet.com<BR>www.gofly.com<BR> www.flybmi.com<BR><BR>Hope this helps,<BR>Andre

There are so many " must places"<BR>in Spain besides Madrid and Barcelona that no one can really tell you where to go. I guess you can pick up any good travel book and read about the different regions most tourist go. Then it will be easier to ask and get useful answers.

I definitely agreee - Segovia is a must see. The aqueduct is AMAZING!!!! We also did a day trip from Madrid to Toledo which was nice if you have the time. But, more than anything, I would urge you to take the very nice AVE train from Madrid to Sevilla. Beautiful city, lovely people and we had the BEST place to stay for only 66 euros a night! It even had a washer and dryer! If you want more info, feel free to email me.

Toledo is an easy day trip from Madrid and well worth it.

Hi there:<BR>If you can get into a hotel (it's very popular), I would recommend San Sebastian in the Basque Country. One of the most beautiful sea side resorts, with food to-die-for and friendly locals.