Chinchón is not a big town, but it is famous for the drink that wears the same name, made here, in this area – Anis Chinchón. Also, this old medieval place is known for the wines and garlic (in October they organize a garlic festival), but I will come back with informations in a future post. Now, enjoy the night views of Chinchón. Plaza Mayor, where they host bull fights, the old church Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, the clock tower (Torre del Reloj) and the narrow streets in the dark of the night. In the second post about Chinchón, I’ll show you the bullfighting arena, so stay close
Chinchón – the night after the wedding (I)
22 SepBeautiful Portugal – 2nd episode
7 JunLate night in Lisbon
1 JunA mystic night in Lisbon implies a full moon on a dark sky, a magic power bowl and a relentlessly witch. Don’t worry, not even the moon was full, hehe, the magic bowl was a lamp and the witch… guess who ?!
But seriously now, Lisbon old town has a special effect on visitors, it looks so medieval well conserved and all those narrow streets and empties cramped passages, not very well illuminated by the street lights, ah, everything looks creepy and mystical. Of course, you only have to enter into a bar to escape that sensation… which is a good thing to do, late night in Lisbon.
And a short (funny) poll:
A typical street in old Lisbon:

The view from my friend’s (Rita) terrace:

Me, collecting the energy (from a glass of cognac, hehe) for the future spells:

Walking in the night
24 AprIt was late, over midnight, but that’s normal for Madrid’s nightlife. Usually the clubs open at 2:30-3:00 AM and the streets are crowded since early in the morning. For this photo session I walked around plaza Jacinto Benavente on the narrow streets where the light was quite good, but this is still a night session, without flash, so I had to push the limits of my camera to take this pictures. Be indulgent!
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