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Hello everybody! Need your help on a trip plan. I plan on going to Madrid, Granada and Jerez. I have 5 days...How do I get to these cities cost effectively (inexpensive but decent lodging) and make the most out of it?
Any tips? Things to see? The only thing I plan to be in Jerez on March 11 to be in Jerez to catch a Lesson during the day and watch a show at night and see the alhambra in granada. Madrid is my point of entry so wonder where I should try to find a spot to stay in so I have easy access to train, food etc...
I am getting overwhelmed since I want to see soo much in just a few days.
RE: Madrid to Granada to Jerez (in reply to Alonte)
That sounds pretty ambitious for just a 5 day trip. I'm sure it'll be a great time but, personally, I would focus on one (or at most two) locations when you've got so little time.
RE: Madrid to Granada to Jerez (in reply to Alonte)
Yeah very ambitious I would say. But I do not get opportunites to go on vacation and its been 4 years since I took a vacation.
I would also like to be more ambitious if you guys can suggest a lesson in Madrid, in Jerez or Sevilla and Granada? And hotel suggestions? I really have no clue but I have 5 days and anything would be ok. Lets say I have time and not much money but I would like to push every cent and every minute :)
RE: Madrid to Granada to Jerez (in reply to Alonte)
Okay so I am gonna take the plunge and do this. I have so far, 2 nights in Sevilla, Madrid and Granada. While in Sevilla I'll take the bus to Jerez and arranged a lesson with Carbonero and take my wife to the Royal Equestrian Academy and While in Madrid well just go sight seeing and see if we can squeeze in a lesson at Entri's. So far in Granada we only have the Alhambra planned, any flamenco we can squeeze in over there?
RE: Madrid to Granada to Jerez (in reply to Alonte)
Thanks Kate, Ron and Veet. Any recommendations for good tapas, churros and nibbles? I'll look into the trains to Jerez. I have spent most time reading on tripadvisor and most people recommend buses so ill look into it :)