Spain
March 2024
· 52 frames
· 6 stops
A journey through Spain that felt like traveling through different countries. Started in Madrid before heading to Toledo's medieval streets, then south to Andalusia where I caught the Easter celebrations—processions winding through narrow streets with ancient customs.
The Alhambra in Granada was breathtaking, every detail more intricate than the last. Córdoba's old streets and the massive Mezquita felt like stepping into history. Barcelona had a completely different energy—Gaudí's architecture everywhere and the Mediterranean coast. Ended with a misty day trip to Montserrat, where the monastery seemed to float in the clouds above the jagged peaks.
Open the map
The Court of the Myrtles doubles the palace in its long reflecting pool.
131 km to Córdoba, as the crow flies
Inside Córdoba’s Mezquita, the former mosque and later cathedral occupy the same extraordinary space.
711 km to Barcelona, as the crow flies
36 km to Montserrat, as the crow flies
At Montserrat, the monastery seemed to float in the mist below the jagged peaks.