#mediona

Tras la traumática pérdida de un familiar, obtuve el don de la clarividencia. Desde entonces he dedicado mi existencia a aconsejar a todas las personas que sufren tristeza o son infelices.

Taxi Barcelona a Mediona

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Mediona es un municipio de Barcelona, en la comarca del Alt Penedès, limita con la…

Nova foto Fira de la cervesa artesana a Mediona, a l'Alt Penedès

Visita Mediona

Noves fotos, vista del Castell de Mediona, entrada al celler o sala del Templers i detall de la capella gotica de l'esglèsia del castell, a Mediona, Alt Penedès.

Dades Generals Mediona

Mediona, als seus 47.98 km2 de superfície hi viuen 2360 habitants anomenats medionencs. Consulta les dades generals de Mediona, els hotels, les cases rurals, els càmpings, els refugis, ... tot a TERRA CATALANA.

La foto ha estat afegida per un dels nostres col·laboradors, Àngela Llop, gaudeix de totes les seves fotos.

Saturday was very productive. Sarah and I went to a really cool Japanese restaurant called Komomoto that we had passed a few times, but never gone in. The food is delicious and on the back wall customers can post up their art! Then we headed over to the Museu d'Historia de Catalunya for some history about the region we're living in ;) We got in for free because we're teachers!

(The dirty window effect: a view of Barcelona from a dirty museum window :p)

That night while waiting for the train back to Vilafranca I ran into two teachers from my school (they're married). They invited me to go hiking with them the next morning in Mediona, a tiny village 20 minutes from Vilafranca. I was reluctant because I'd have to wake up early, but they had an hour-long train ride to convince me.

I'm really glad I went. The scenery was gorgeous and I got some quality exercise. I even learned another Spanish expression. As she slid down some rocks on a steep downward trail, a lady behind me said, "¡Donde Jesus dejó sus zapatillos!" (Where Jesus lost his shoes!) I had to giggle even as I stumbled as slid myself. All those weekends spent walking around Barcelona must have helped because on Monday, I didn't feel sore at all!