Gijon Part 1: The Railway Museum
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It's very very peaceful. No sound at all except the ship moving through the water.
After spending a little while in the railway museum, we both enjoyed it. Ruth enjoyed looking at the social aspects. I enjoy looking at the mechanical aspect of it.
We went and had a look at the small exhibits, went look at some of the other stuff, and also found out there's some tremendous museums in the area.
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In the first part of this video we caught a free shuttle from the very industrial Puerto de Musel into Gijon proper. It dropped us next to the Railway Museum, which we'd visited before and enjoyed so we went in and had a nice time in there. The exhibits are very varied and we thought it was bigger than it had been back on 2007/8. I've included so much on the exhibits that the fascinating and, again, much better presented today Roman baths complex near Cimavilla, the Old Town, has had ti wait until Part 2. They'd really out some money and time into it since our previous visit. This visit is part of a Members' Group Cruise organised by the fantastic Paul & Carole Morgan-Slater. Please visit their YT channel at https://www.youtube.com/@PaulandCaroleLovetoTravel, along with their other social media channels.