Puerta de Almocabar, house in the fortress

Go to the accommodation ... Even though it's late, the sun is still bright and I'm not sleepy yet. So I open Google to look at nearby tourist attractions. I see that it's not far from the accommodation, only about 5 kilometers. That is Puerta de Almocabar, a city fortress that is still relatively complete. All information related to this place is in Spanish. I can't find any English or Thai. So it's another old city tour that I don't know the history of. It's not just an old community, an old village, but an old city that should have flourished in the past because there is a high wall surrounding the city and it hasn't been destroyed. It's another city worth taking the time to walk around in the evening. The sky is starting to fade, so I walk back to the parking lot outside the old city because I still can't find parking in the city. Drive back to the accommodation. When I arrived at the accommodation, I initially planned to have dinner at the restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel. The staff said it opens at 2 pm. When I got back to the accommodation, the restaurant was open. There was loud, cheerful conversation. I looked and saw the gang of cyclists I met during the day. They were big, muscular guys in a group of ten to twenty people. It must be difficult to call the staff. It probably wasn't suitable for me. So I changed my mind and went up to find some food in my bag to eat. Today I gained a lot of experience. It's like traveling for ten days. I'm very tired... I have to say. #ronda #spain #europe