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We are off Wednesday afternoon from Heathrow - arrive about 5.30pm ANYONE ELSE GOING WITH BA THEN?

 

Where is the best place to head for in Madrid - Sol Square?

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We are off Wednesday afternoon from Heathrow - arrive about 5.30pm ANYONE ELSE GOING WITH BA THEN?

 

Where is the best place to head for in Madrid - Sol Square?

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We are off Wednesday afternoon from Heathrow - arrive about 5.30pm ANYONE ELSE GOING WITH BA THEN?

 

Where is the best place to head for in Madrid - Sol Square?

 

You soon find the bulk of the Whites fans on a Euro trip.

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We depart at 13.15 from Liverpool on Wednesday, can't f?ckin wait :drinks: :yahoo: :drinks:

 

 

we get to Madrid at 9am Wednesday, from all accounts it looks like Puerto del Sol is the place to be, also close by Gran Via for more bars and chewing places, I think a lot of us are doing the Real Madrid stadium tour Wednesday afternoon

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I went to the Bernabeu (with England) a ouple of years ago, unfortunately I was carried out on a stretcher at half time, i was that pist I collapsed and Police and paramedics carried me out, I didn't even know the score until the day after :drinks:

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We are off Wednesday afternoon from Heathrow - arrive about 5.30pm ANYONE ELSE GOING WITH BA THEN?

 

Where is the best place to head for in Madrid - Sol Square?

I'm sure we'll all go to Sol, but my guide book says:

 

"Madrid's nightlife surrounds the Plaza de Santa Ana, with literally hundreds of bars"

 

Which sounds like my/our kind of place

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casa de campo

 

for 'ahem' night time entertainment

 

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just joined the website guys so go easy on me....ill be travelling with wanderersways tours from manchester on wednesday morning..my first trip wuth you guys hope it will be a memorabil one for the right reasons and look forward to meeting a few of you..

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1) Santa Ana is the best bet... lots of bars in & around the square. Locals use them so not rip off prices.

 

2) Plaza Mayor... Okay, traffic free square, but very touristy, with prices to match & more geared towards eating than drinking. Definitely worth a visit though.

 

3) Sol... very busy with traffic & people, not very good for lots of drinking, but very good for the pick-pockets. Aberdeen only congregated there because they didn't know any better.

 

All 3 squares are within walking distance of each other so you can easily check them all out.

Worth spending an hour at Mayor, 15 min's. at Sol & the rest of the time at Ana.

 

Enjoy!

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just joined the website guys so go easy on me....ill be travelling with wanderersways tours from manchester on wednesday morning..my first trip wuth you guys hope it will be a memorabil one for the right reasons and look forward to meeting a few of you..

 

 

 

we will see :drinks: :drinks:

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just joined the website guys so go easy on me....ill be travelling with wanderersways tours from manchester on wednesday morning..my first trip wuth you guys hope it will be a memorabil one for the right reasons and look forward to meeting a few of you..

Bloody 'ell, in at the deepest end, capitano.

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1) Santa Ana is the best bet... lots of bars in & around the square. Locals use them so not rip off prices.

 

2) Plaza Mayor... Okay, traffic free square, but very touristy, with prices to match & more geared towards eating than drinking. Definitely worth a visit though.

 

3) Sol... very busy with traffic & people, not very good for lots of drinking, but very good for the pick-pockets. Aberdeen only congregated there because they didn't know any better.

 

All 3 squares are within walking distance of each other so you can easily check them all out.

Worth spending an hour at Mayor, 15 min's. at Sol & the rest of the time at Ana.

 

Enjoy!

 

Not bad advice there Ziggy :good: we never tried Santa Ana - but the Plaza Mayor on the day of the game was fantastico. Anyone who spent the afternoon in those dogshite rip off Oirish bars missed a treat............Mayor was the place to be on match day, it was quality :drinks:

 

PS - All the stuff on here about sol square being a possible meeting place was a bit misleading, there's not one fooking bar on there (just a few crappy ones in the sidestreets off it)

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1) Santa Ana is the best bet... lots of bars in & around the square. Locals use them so not rip off prices.

 

2) Plaza Mayor... Okay, traffic free square, but very touristy, with prices to match & more geared towards eating than drinking. Definitely worth a visit though.

 

3) Sol... very busy with traffic & people, not very good for lots of drinking, but very good for the pick-pockets. Aberdeen only congregated there because they didn't know any better.

 

All 3 squares are within walking distance of each other so you can easily check them all out.

Worth spending an hour at Mayor, 15 min's. at Sol & the rest of the time at Ana.

 

Enjoy!

 

I thought this advice was absolutely spot on.

 

The Tapas bars/restaurants on Santa Ana were great. Anyone see the guys on the accordion and the crazy dancer!?

 

Mayor was the "square" which has now become defined as a must for Bolton's Euro excursions

 

Sol - didn't get it, few decent bars on the side streets, but basically just a busy traffic island

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1) Santa Ana is the best bet... lots of bars in & around the square. Locals use them so not rip off prices.

Worth spending an hour at Mayor, 15 min's. at Sol & the rest of the time at Ana.

 

Enjoy!

 

Spot on that Ziggy - just went unfound by many.

 

We marked its cards on our walking tour on Wednesday afternoon and spent a good few hours there on Thursday. Plenty of good Bolton lads in there.

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