MADRID, AN UNFORGETTABLE TRIP
From
the 25th to 28th of March, the JMJ students of 4th
ESO went to Madrid. We started our trip at 5:45 a.m, when we left the school in
two buses.
During
the route there were school friends who were sleeping, some who were listening
to music, or some who were watching films using their Ipods.
I was
sitting next to my friend Albert Gurrea, and during the 8 hours we watched two
films: Zombieland and Ali-G, and we listened to a lot of music.
We
arrived in Madrid at two o’clock. The buses parked next to Plaza Oriente and
there we had our lunch. I had my lunch with my friends in Los Jardines del
Moro. We had 2 hours to have lunch and walk around the zone and then went for a
walk with our teachers. We went to emblematic places in the city, such as Plaza
Mayor, Plaza del Sol, La Catedral del Almudena, El Castillo Real, La Puerta de
Alcalá and La Cibeles.
Then
we arrived at our residence, the school Padre Mañanet de Alcobendas. My
roommates were Anna Pérez and Mireia Braza. We lived really great and funny
moments there! For example, while in the other rooms girls were having a
shower, Mireia, Anna and me (and then Cristina and Eulàlia) were singing and
dancing and recording it!!!
The
second day we went to El Retiro’s park and to Museo El Prado. El Retiro was
aamazing, and El Prado the best musem that I have visited.
After
it we had 4 hours to have lunch and to make out Projecte de Recerca. I had a
“Bocata de Calamares” in Plaza Mayor, it was delicious!!! Then my group of PR
went to Gran Via to make some photos for our work.
We
returned to the residence and we went early to bed, because the next day we’d
get up at half past seven.
The
third day we visited El Escorial (an extraordinary Royal palace) and we went to
Segovia. In Segovia many of us had “cochinillo” for lunch.
Before
this trip I had gone to Segovia, and this second time the aqueduct shocked me
as the first time!
The
last day we packed and we went to Alcalá de Henares. There the PR groups took
some photos of the typical places of the village (the house where Cervantes was
born, the University, the major, La Puerta de Madrid…). We returned to the bus,
and we went to Zaragoza. In Zaragoza we visited La Catedral del Pilar very
quickly and we finally took the road to Barcelona. We arrived at our city at
half past eleven.
This
trip was unforgettable. We visited many amazing places, but I think that the
most important things are the fantastic experiences that we lived these four
days.
Paula
Aldea
4t
d’ESO-B
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