In western europe, it's a given to keep old facade for public and commercial buildings. Interior can be state of the artLooks like a very old building from WWII era it is but the inside is very modern
In western europe, it's a given to keep old facade for public and commercial buildings. Interior can be state of the art
Done the reknown Spanish Fly yet? :p
when in madrid, you have to dine at the oldest restaurant in europe, restaurante sobrino de botin. its specialty is the roasted suckling pig. non-halal. :p
i had 2 street paintings done by an artist at the nearby plaza depicting the botin from different views from a bygone era.....while i dined in there. after dinner which started at 9:30pm i picked up my paintings at 11:30pm. and then the bar hopping began with rolled up paintings in armpit.
http://www.botin.es/?q=en
Dinner time normally starts at 8pm till "late". Honestly 8 is already 1am Bangkok time so got to get use to.
Whenever I go to Spain - I need to prepare myself for their strange working hours. My colleagues come into the office late, around 10am.
1pm-4pm is "lunch and a siesta" and then they stay very late in the office until 9-10pm.
Very different from my colleagues in Scandinavia - they are in at 7am and then are all gone by 3pm. When you schedule global meetings, you have to take into account all these work culture peculiarities.
Beautiful photos bro. I enjoyed the photos of TG premium class.
I head to BKK next week to continue my 100% record of being there whenever you are away![]()