¿Cómo se dice...?: Valencia and Aguilas (6/10-6/11)

On the next day in Valencia, we let the boys go to the city's aquarium, L'Oceanografic. It's the largest aquarium in Europe and is in a newer part of town with lots of modern architecture. Now by "let the boys go", I mean we dropped them off and then Fe and I took the historic tour of town. I'll admit it--I was nervous. But Kyle can get along pretty well in Spanish and Jason has a good head on his shoulders, so everything was fine. I'm glad we did it this way because I can see fish anywhere, but not the history and culture of Catalonia.

Jason and Kyle at the aquarium

Modern Architecture

Falla Fountain, Valencia

Torre de Quart

Fe and me at the top of the left tower

We left Valencia a little later than usual and didn't get to the hotel in Aguilas until at about 8pm. Another late dinner and then preparing to pack for the next day meant I didn't get much sleep. The hotel here was really more of an apartment and was really set up nice. Too bad we were only here one night.

Sleep or no, I couldn't resist driving in to town in the early morning before everyone else was ready. I could retire here, I think.