While on my Study abroad, I was a short train ride away from Madrid.  I took full advantage of every chance I got to explore the city and fall in love with it.  One particular weekend we also took a trip to Portugal which also captured my heart with its beautiful architecture and language. 
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| What's more classic Spain that a good ole' Bullfighting match? | 
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| I must admit, I was extremely nervous to watch a bullfight. | 
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| Although this was not my favorite part, the whole event was a worthwhile experience. | 
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| Sunday afternoon in el parque del Retiro.  It's full of drum circles, slack lining, good food, and an amazingly calm atmosphere. | 
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| I couldn't resist this adorable scene, that little girl LOVED the fountain. | 
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| I literally became addicted to this park and the overall ambiance. | 
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| Santa María la Real de La Almudena aka Madrid's Royal Cathedral, where all the Royal's get hitched. | 
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| The edge of the Royal Palace and Cathedral courtyard provides break taking views of the city. | 
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| Just in case you forgot how iconic bullfighting was for Spain, this street performer is there for you. | 
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| On the odd chance that you don't know where you are going, don't worry, Portugal is that way. | 
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| I love wandering around castle, this one was the Castelo de São Jorge in Lisboa, | 
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| Super proud of their exploring and conquering past in their empirical days. | 
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| The Carmo convent was destroyed by a massive Earthquake and the city left its beautiful structure up as a testament to it's strength and as an archaeological museum. | 
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| Not very professional, but what an amazing Royal Throne! | 
 
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