OT: Planning a trip to Madrid and London!
Happy New Year everyone! Not FIFA related but with the amount of people on here I felt like it was a great place to gather suggestions for what and where I should go with the Mrs. when we travel to Madrid and London in early March. We are both 26 and of course only one of us is football mad haha feel free to suggest anything that you enjoyed while visiting or if you're a local anything you think is a must-do while there!
Thanks for the help in advance and have a lovely and healthy 2017!
Thanks for the help in advance and have a lovely and healthy 2017!
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Didn't want to bore anyone with the details but we do have Real Madrid vs Las Palmas on the 12th planned! She countered that with a trip to the Harry Potter Studio Tour hahaha so it evens out
Good call.
For what it's worth I did the Harry Potter tour with the wife as well and I found it pretty decent lol.
There's a huge park aswell I'd say in the middle between Atleti and Real, On the main bus route by the bank. Lovely.
Definitely doing this, won't be able to see Atleti play it but being by the stadium will be enough for me. Plus I think it's close to the royal palace and some museums she may want to see.
At the moment we are in Madrid for 4 days, then possibly Barcelona for 2, then 4 more days in London before we make our way back to Madrid to head home. Any suggestions are welcome!
Noted!
Duly noted!
There is all sort of stuff to do in the UK generally - the Lake District, Stonehenge, The Roman Baths, Windsor Castle, Cotswolds etc etc.
Other than that - The Tower, London Eye, Hyde Park, Stadium tours, Harrods, Oxford Circus, Portobello Road
And go to Sevilla
Negative, we are flying into Madrid for 3 nights, taking the train to Barcelona for 2, then flying to London for 4 nights, then heading back to Madrid to head home.
Thanks for the suggestions, we are in the process of making reservations and booking tours and completely forgot Stonehenge! So far for London we have the London Pass and all that it entails (which covers stadiums), the changing of the guard, and reservations for tea (her idea) at Muriel's and drinks at a drinks at a Gin bar in South Kensington.
Bahaha can't skip either as the hotels are booked, but Sevilla could be a day trip as I don't think Madrid will take all the long to cover. Anything in particular you'd recommend there?