Fine Arts Museum and Boat Trip, by Lizzy Tedeschi
Yesterday marked the twelfth day of our adventures in Spain, and as always we ended up with memories that are sure to last a lifetime. We began the day by observing a class at Julio Caro Baroja, the high school that the majority of our Spanish friends attend. After an hour or so, we were off to "el Museo deBellas Artes," or the Fine Arts Museum.
With the help of a
Spanish-speaking guide we learned about a wide variety of art, from sculptures
to oil paints, including the history behind their existence and the person that
created them.
From there, we began the ten minute walk to the boat that took us for a ride around Bilbao. In addition to being a great way to spend tome with friends and chaperones, we were presented with a plethora of historical knowledge about famous landmarks as we drifted lazily by.
After that, we were given a few hours of free time during which we explored one of the main streets of Bilbao, La Gran Via.
Between the shopping,
sightseeing, and cafés con leche, we were definitely happy campers. As our time
together came to a close, we headed back to the meeting spot where we took the
metro back to our Spanish friends. After a long day we were excited for
"la cena," or dinner, with our host families.
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