Ana Belén Ramón's visited places

Nearn to the ski resorts of Candanchú and Astún, Canfranc is famous for his international train station, which continued running until a train accident in 1970. Now it's being reconstructed.

It's also famous for the rumours of "German gold" arriving there during World War II.

If you like product design you have to visit this city called "the city of chairs" because it have sculptures of the most famous chairs all over the city. There is also the Vitra Design Museum, designed by Frank Gehry.

International city, situated in the borders of Switzerland, Germany and France. A lot of cultural events and sightseeings.

Famous for the "Rhine falls", the largest plain waterfalls of Europe. The town is nice, small and quiet and, of course, full of Swiss flags :)

Beutifull little town near Zurich Airport. Well comunicated with Zurich by Train.

Quiet and clean, typical Swiss village.

Small city in the south of Czech Republic. It worth the visit only for seeing the big central place (Přemysl Otakar II) and because it's on its way to the beautifull Cesky Krumlov.

Beautiful and quiet :)

Very touristic place. In the old town, sorrounded by a lot of souvenir and bohemian glass stores, you will find more foreign people than Czech ones.

I didn't see much of the city (I was to see an Eurocup'08 football match) but people was friendly (not in the train station) and the city center, around the beautiful Salzach river, was nice. The building and architecture were similar to Zurich.

Hometown of my father and Santiago Ramón y Cajal. Very small and nice town. It hosts a drawings museum.

I only remember the beautiful train station

Known as "the heart of Andalusia", there is a natural park near (El Torcal) with limestone rock formations and amazing views.

Little town lakeside, 35 min. from Zurich by train

Greener than expected. There's a lot of trees on streets, lot of parks in the city and it is surrounded by rice fields.

I love the architecture and the way people dress. It's the most modern city I've ever been.

Most of the people don't speak English.

Beautiful beaches and port. Nice touristic place of the "Costa del Sol".

Beautiful, small and old village in the Pyrinees, near the Ordesa National Park. The road to reach Broto has many many curves.

Small town of peasants. It is particularly flat.

Old and dirty but charming. For me, it's a mixture of Barcelona and Madrid (big old houses seaside). I really liked the "azulejos" (painted ceramic tilework).

Famous for its castle, but I didn't like it very much. The time I was there was very windy (I don't know if it is the usual weather).

So nice! I really liked the port.

Modern, cosmopolitan, cheerful, with a lot of touristic spots (La Rambla, Güell Park, L'Aquarium, MACBA...) and great restaurants. One of my favourite cities!

Design is impregned in every corner of the city.

Best beaches I've ever been!

Soooo beautiful! Love the people there! Great beaches near.

You have to see the Atlantic Ocean from its promenade seafront next to the spectacular cathedral.

Dirty, noisy and still charming. Just like in the movies!

Little typical Swiss town. The center is a charming, medieval, pedestrian area surrounded by restaurants. Side by Lake Lucerne it has marvelous mountain views! Very touristic place. Recommended.

Lovely! Zurich is a city of big business and serious shopping. The most expensive stores are concentrated on Bahnhofstrasse, close to Paradeplatz. The Zoological Garden on the eastern side of the city is excellent.

One of my favourite places. The old town area is lovely.

Gray

More funny than expected. The weather is shit no matther the season.

My hometown

Lived there for more than 5 years. The city is not great, but the weather is. A lot of leisure opportunities